A battered automobile becomes a ‘psychological prosthetic’ for understanding the burdened relationship between the artist and ...

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Storytelling is a universal phenomenon and core human instinct, serving as a fundamental way to interpret the world, forge identity, teach values, foster resilience and inspire social change. Across ...

(Photo Courtesy of An Open Book Foundation) To this day, Olaudah Equiano’s autobiography, “The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano,” stands alongside Frederick Douglass’ autobiography ...

Stewart is writing an autobiography. “I just signed the contract as we speak," Stewart said in an interview with Hoda and Jenna on Oct. 17. "Random House is publishing it in two years.” ...

As he navigates complex regional issues, his commitment to education and dialogue continues to shape the narrative of the region's future, ensuring his relevance in its political discourse.

Startup company Narrative Muse is defending itself against claims it has little to show for a half-million government grant three years ago.Board chair Suse Reynolds said the company still aimed to do ...

NASA announced Wednesday a new strategy review team will assess potential architecture adjustments for the agency’s Mars Sample Return Program, which aims to bring back scientifically selected samples ...

Astronaut and former MP Marc Garneau has laid bare a personal tragedy he endured decades ago in a new book about his life. A Most Extraordinary Ride outlines Garneau’s fascinating experiences in space ...

“Sadly,” Tait wrote, “the ‘defund’ narrative has picked up momentum — especially as it relates to CBC television. I believe the industry must rally if we are to secure Canadian-owned ...

From her origins in Destiny’s Child to her groundbreaking solo career, the singer-songwriter continues to test new musical genres and showcase her talents. To reach the level of an icon isn’t ...