Greta Wienfeld Ferusic, who lives in Sarajevo now, had to yell her tattooed identification number A9233 out for 10 full months every morning for lineups at Auschwitz.
Throngs of Bolivians have taken to the streets of Sucre, Bolivia's capital, throwing flowers and dancing in a pagan joy to ring in the return of Ekeko, their 2,000-year-old pre-Columbian god of abundance and prosperity.
The Rev. Russell Moore, the man who leads the Southern Baptist's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, is on a mission: He wants to bring leaders of the nation's largest Protestant denomination together along racial lines.
Netflix is bumping some documentaries, films and TV series in favor of new releases. So abandon any plans you have of going out this weekend, and start binge watching now before it's too late!
But Cooper is excited to return back to Marvel's second "Guardians of the Galaxy" film, noting "I do whatever James Gunn tells me to do," and confirming that he received an e-mail from Gunn about the film.
Experts seeking out the remains of Miguel de Cervantes are considering the possibility that they are in the final phase of a truly quixotic nine-month quest to solve the mystery about where the Spanish poet, playwright and novelist was buried.
Dyckman Beer Co. founder Juan Camilo took a chance and never looked back leaves the corporate finance world to launch New York City's first and only Latino-owned beer brewing company.
The Cast of Downton Abbey Could Star in The Gilded Age Those of you who crave the aristocratic aura of that PBS period piece Downton Abbey can take heart knowing that as the post-Edwardian era comes to its close Its creator Julian Fellowes will likely be bringing some familiar faces to the new show 'The Gilded Age', a series about the upper crust of New York’s social society set in the 19th century.
Some male nudity on display at Paris Fashion Week Models strutting their stuff with strategically placed slips in their garments sounds like a underwear model shoot.
As we all know, Americans love to honor our favorite foods by dedicating a certain day or month to celebrate them. Saturday Jan. 24 marks National Peanut Butter Day, and what better time to bone up on life hacks and interesting facts about this classic American food than the present?
It is one of the most timeless and iconic visages of all time, but that didn’t keep museum handlers from making short work of it. The legendary blue and gold braided beard on the burial mask of pharaoh Tutankhamun has been glued back together with a cheap epoxy, after having been unceremoniously knocked off during a cleaning.
The 2015 Australian Open is two rounds complete, and once again Europe is showing their dominance on the big stage. Multiple Latin American players entered the tournament, and still have a chance to win the Grand Slam.
Jose Manuel Fernandez Castineiras, a former electrician for Spain's famed cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, went on trial on Monday for the alleged stealing of a priceless illumined manuscript, a 12th-century Codex Calixtinus that is considered to be Europe’s first travel guide.
When Mexican urban artist, illustrator and graphic designer "Saner," (Edgar Flores) draws or paints, there is a feeling of humble empowerment for he has the chance to capture your attention -- even just for a minute -- to make you think about life, love, society, the government and reassess the world around you.
Pope Francis minced no words aboard the papal plane on Monday when he told the world's more than 1 billion Catholics that they need not breed "like rabbits."
Pope Francis officially confirmed on Monday that he will visit Washington, DC, New York City and Philadelphia during his upcoming trip to the United States this fall.
The National Council of the Arts will welcome a celebrated and award-winning theatrical trailblazer to its creative forces. President Barack Obama plans to appoint Center Theatre Group director-producer Diane Rodriguez to The National Council of the Arts, the White House announced last week.
