Cody Mello-Klein

Northeastern University experts recommend the best gear, accessories and games for the holiday season.

The popularity of Dry January has swelled in recent years alongside the sober curious movement. Instead of resisting, the alcohol industry has embraced these trends.

Inventive or ridiculous? Elaborate popcorn buckets have become a way to generate attention and bring people out to the theater.

Could anything have been done to prevent the Bourbon Street terror attack? Northeastern professor Carey Rappaport says there are concrete and creative ways to enhance security in public spaces.

New Orleans is still reeling from a terror attack that involved a 42-year-old Army veteran driving a pickup truck through a Bourbon Street crowd on

The power of a NASA telescope with an age old technique helped astronomers capture images of a record number of new stars. It could offer a new way to investigate the universe’s history, an expert says.

President-elect Donald Trump recently made a series of bold policy claims that could push U.S. relations with its international allies into untested waters.

With his passing, Lynch’s sideways, often disturbing depiction of American dreams and acceptance of the unknown are a stark reminder of what has been lost in Hollywood, Northeastern screen studies experts say.

With Ms. Rachel’s popular “Songs for Littles" coming to Netflix, an expert explains the benefits and limits of her viral videos for kids.

The film’s director confirmed that AI was used to enhance the Hungarian spoken by Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones, casting doubts on the authenticity of their performances as Oscar season arrives.