George Butler travels the world drawing places and people touched by conflict. He shares his return to Syria in the weeks after Assad fell ...

"It's been so sad to watch him go from my sweet little brother to a hateful guy who is stuck in his room all the time." ...

Organic and twisted, both "The Honeys" and "House of Hollow," offer stories about missing sisters, a sinister sort of flowery magic, and secrets that lie just under your skin and between old creaky ...

In September Says, home is where the horror is. Although the film is set in present-day England and Ireland, it's a good ...

Honestly, any DiCamillo book is a joy machine, from her debut, “Because of Winn-Dixie,” up to last year’s “The Hotel Balzaar.

Artist David Hammons is restaging a storied installation that he first presented in New York more than 20 years ago.

In a few weeks, a billion people around the world will tune in to watch the Oscars to see who wins Best Actor, Best Actress, ...

The teenager has now been diagnosed a tennis ball-sized teratoma tumour, often nicknamed a 'monster tumour', which - although benign - has eaten her right ovary. Nesli underwent the CT scan back at ...

The Dead Thing' director Elric Kane and stars Blu Hunt and Ben Smith-Petersen talk navigating intimacy, crafting these ...

The Stanley Parable is well-known for its many elaborate endings, but some story paths are better hidden than others.

There’s a particular kind of cursed vibe that’s everywhere. It’s all over culture. The news vibrates with it. It may be even key to understanding the way art and politics feed each other right now.

Thomas Jane sits down with Screen Rant to discuss comics, the horror genre and his new story, The Lycan, a terrifying, 18th ...