In the documentary “Join or Die” (on Netflix), the social scientist Robert Putnam explores the benefits of simply joining a club, an idea he writes about in his non-fiction book “Bowling Alone: The ...

Migrants are successfully claiming asylum on the grounds that they are pensioners and should see out their lives in Britain.

In Harriet Lane’s latest novel, “Other People’s Fun,” the reunion of two former classmates takes a wicked turn.

Brendan Fraser talks "Rental Family," his decades-long career, "Breaking Bear," the long-lost 360-degree scan of his 1999 ...

One of my favorite online videos of recent vintage explains the FAFO Principle — fool around and find out. Just for the ...

"I’m so thrilled to bring Read With Jenna to MSC Seascape! Guests will be able to peruse 18 of my favorite page-turners, ...

Financial well-being can have an outsized imprint on older Americans’ quality of life, affecting their physical health, social life and even cognitive skills, new research shows.

Between 2010 and 2022 the share of people living alone (an admittedly imperfect measure of singlehood, but one for which data ...

Once again, Collins elected not to get tied down. After two series, she and Alderton, who played Thomas, the slippery ...

That terror is at the heart of the former Austinite’s latest film, Vicious, which premiered at this year’s Fantastic Fest ...

The Emmy-winning comic is back with a new comedy special, My Life On The PTSD-List, in which she reflects on the aftermath of ...