Arts & Life
Anton Raphael Mengs left some key details out of his Portrait of Mariana de Silva y Sarmiento, duquesa de Huescar, 1775. Courtesy of The Met Breuer Museum hide caption
You Gonna Finish That? What We Can Learn From Artworks In Progress
From Sequels To Reboots, Familiar Faces Return To The Multiplex This Summer
In 'Unlocking The Cage,' A Man Fights To Achieve Legal Rights For Animals
Malachi Kirby and Emayatzy Corinealdi in the new production of Roots. Steve Dietl hide caption
A Modern 'Roots' For An American Society Still 'Based On The Color Line'
Parenting Pitfalls: Renegades, Privilege And Putting On The Boxing Gloves
From Broadway To TV, An Actress' Death Takes Us Down Cultural Rabbit Hole
Levison Wood walked 1,700 miles, from Afghanistan to Bhutan, along the Himalayan Mountain range. He says that seeing Everest, the highest mountain in the world, was "just magical." Ed Jones/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Adventurer Says 'Walking The Himalayas' Wasn't About 'Sticking Flags In Peaks'
"If you can write this out and give it to society," Jimmy Santiago Baca told NPR last month, "it's going to allow them to take the blinders off and see what's really going on with you in your life." Hill Street Studios/Getty Images/Blend Images RM hide caption