We pull back the curtain to discover the real-life serial killer Jim Morrison was singing about in "Riders on the Storm." ...

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Shrinking’ star Lukita Maxwell has taken full advantage of the show’s second season. The actress discusses her role in the ...

From being the Children’s Laureate to hosting a show on BBC Radio 4, Michael Rosen has had a storied career – and that’s not ...

But then again, poetry brings me to the belief that some mysterious force is at work, below, that unveils a spiritually deeper meaning to it all."If you'd like to hear more episodes of "The ...

Norfolk State has hired former NFL star Michael Vick as its next coach ... earning first-team All American and Big East Offensive Player of the Year honors along the way. He will replace Dawson ...

Sometime in the 1970s, probably at an event in the San Francisco Bay Area, I heard Audre Lorde read a poem. I don’t remember ... herself as a lesbian; all of this at a time when being Black ...

Mike leads Galvin Enterprises, Inc. which manages a portfolio of financial and engineering management consulting, software and wealth management global operating companies owned by the Galvin family’s ...

This is what they have all been working for for thirteen years. What is less clear is the extent to which Russia was in on this move. The mainstream interpretation is essentially that the latest ...

When author Michael Rosen lost his son, he found inspiration to write again in a poem by Raymond Carver. For more on reading and mental health, head to BBC Culture’s Textual Healing series.

They're the most important ingredient in a championship recipe, after all. All signal-callers are at least partially a product of their situations, but that also means their current standing can ...

He was dishonest, smelly and short. Not your type at all. Get over him. The rebuttal in the poem’s last line can be taken in a similarly literal spirit: Of course we don’t mean we love Keats ...