An excerpt from critic Skye Arundhati Thomas's new book about the Indian painter Lalitha Lajmi, now out with Sternberg Press.

I Know What You Did Last Summer, written and directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, is set to hit theaters on Friday, July 18.

In the BOH series What I Love, we’re asking designers to build us a mood board of what’s inspiring them right now. Amy ...

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Signals nostalgia, wanderlust, and a love for adventure or exploration. Creativity and compassion shine through in wallpapers of furry companions. Introspective and motivated, you seek guidance or ...

Wallpaper is a simple and effective way to bring personality and pops of color or pattern to any room. So picture this: you pick out the wallpaper you want, spend hours applying it, take a step back ...

Here’s how to get one. The wallpapers, which you can download in a zipped pack straight from Microsoft's blog page, were created jointly by three Microsoft designers, and they feature a look ...

Being in love is one of the best things ever. Having someone that you adore and enjoy spending time with is a great experience. When in love, it is common to share cute little messages every time.

The record-breaking Filipino film "My Love Will Make You Disappear," opening today at Cinemark Pearland and Cinemark Hollywood Pasadena, gives new meaning to the term "ghosted." The romantic ...

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Whichever camp you are in, ultimately, RiverRock honours the low volumes, natural materials and organic feel of Wright's Usonian dream, and offers a contemporary glimpse into the architect's world.

She enjoyed it,” Izaguirre said. Izaguirre expressed what she will miss most about her daughter is three words she heard every day: “I love you.” “Every five minutes, she told me ...