The six-part series is loosely based on the real-life terrifying disappearances of women in Ireland in the 1990s. It follows ...

In a prehistoric setting, Taffy, a young girl, accompanies her father, Tumi, to the river to fish. When Tumi breaks his spear, Taffy wishes to send a message to her mother for a replacement. Unable to ...

This year's Caldecott medal went to a book about an older sister frustrated when her baby brother "helps." The Newbery went ...

The highly anticipated second season adds an uneasy depth to Lumon and the world beyond it.

Well, the first week of the new term was interesting and frighteningly entertaining, but not terribly productive in any positive way. So far, the efforts and orders have been petty and nonproductive.

There’s plenty to love about sprawling, diverse Los Angeles: The Art Deco buildings that feel like a discovery on downtown streets. The stately Craftsmans of Pasadena, the Spanish-style houses ...

“Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig,” released Friday, offered a complete inverse of “Hello, Ms. Cobel,” offering fans their first return to the un-severed life of Lumon’s employees. In the ...

Meghan gave birth to the couple's first child, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, in May 2019 and their second child, Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, in June 2021. The Los Angeles-born royal ...

On Hello Kitty night, the first 10,000 fans to enter Chase Center took home a Hello Kitty figurine dressed in a Warriors jersey with a yellow and blue headband. Not only did thousands leave Chase ...

Dan Erickson always knew that the second episode of Severance season two — “Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig” — was never possible without the first, “Hello, Ms. Cobel.” More from The Hollywood Reporter Tim Cook ...

Dan Erickson always knew that the second episode of Severance season two — “Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig” — was never possible without the first, “Hello, Ms. Cobel.” “Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig ...

Dan Erickson always knew that the second episode of Severance season two — “Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig” — was never possible without the first, “Hello, Ms. Cobel.” “Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig ...