David Luhrssen

(Graphic Mundi) Bioethicist Sydney Halpern was researching her book, Dangerous Medicine , on a U.S. government program to inject hepatitis

In 2025, confirmed antisemitic incidents in Wisconsin increased by 83% from the previous year.

With victory or defeat hanging in the balance, director Anthony Maras' Pressure delivers an edge-of-your D-Day seat thriller.

In A Century of Hitchcock , Tony Lee Moral recounts the familiar outline of a great career.

Aside from honoring the Master of Suspense on the centennial of his directorial debut, the author gave himself the larger task of scraping the mud from Hitchcock’s personal and professional life.

(W.W. Norton) Rediscovered in the 19th century Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) is the mystery man among the Dutch masters, the “Sphinx of Delft” he's been called.

As the last survivors of the Holocaust pass away, it's now left to their children and grandchildren to tell their stories. Documentary filmmaker Pauline Steinhorn typed the pages of her mother's handwritten memoir and promised to publish it. And then going through her mother's papers, she found the journal kept by her grandmother. Mother and daughter, Bronia and teenage Hajuta, survived through war's end at Bergen Belsen.

With the U.S. premiere of Rok Vilčnik's Sakeshvili: The People's Democratic Circus is postponed because of illness.

With the U.S. premiere of Rok Vilčnik’s Sakeshvili: The People’s Democratic Circus is postponed because of illness.

Kristen Lopez’s latest, But Have You Read the Book? Romance Edition, is that Hollywood staple—a sequel. It follows her 2023 book on movie adaptations of literature by zeroing in on the specific subject of romance.