Scott Wilson

In the run-up to the Iraq War, Katharine Gun, the subject of the film “Official Secrets,” nearly changed the course of history with one corageous decision.

Over the past year, China has almost stopped accepting America’s recyclables. More than 200 recycling centers in California closed last month.

Dunce, by Mary Ruefle, finds meaning everywhere.

Hot off Toronto, where ‘Hustlers’ won raves, Lorene Scafaria tells us about her fight to direct the movie, which is based on her script about a real-life group of strippers who robbed…

A documentary about a black woman’s reunion with relatives who have been passing as white gets to the heart of one of the nation’s founding wounds.

Two new daytime talk shows debuted this week--with their new outings, hosts Tamron Hall and Kelly Clarkson are attempting to bring some excitement to a side of TV that seems to have…

Language-loving twin sisters discover themselves united by passion but separated by needs in The Grammarians, the eleventh book by Cathleen Schine.

Five months after firing their agents, members of the Writers Guild are still at war with the major agencies over packaging fees.

Sarah Rose Etter’s  The Book of X  belongs to a literary conversation about the grotesque and surreal.