At Shakespeare Theatre Company, "Kunene and the King" attempts to capture the legacy of South African racism with an unlikely pairing of stubborn men.

The seat is simply the spot where Scottish tea magnate Sir Thomas Lipton used to come to observe the surrounding hills, valleys and tea plantations bathed in gold at sunrise. It was a serene place to ...

This 1930s nature film provides a close-up study of an ant lion’s life cycle, focusing on its behaviors and interactions with ...

The creator of the Ifrane Lion remains a mystery, with theories ranging from Italian and German prisoners to a French ...

BLANTYRE, Malawi ― African lions are declining due to the decrease in their herbivore prey, necessitating the need for ...

Todd Almond wrote an oral history on Conor McPherson’s “Girl From the North Country” and its passage through Broadway’s ...

With wildlife filmmaking still at a nascent stage in the '70s, "Roar" became a case study on how not to handle wild animals ...

The cut scene that Owens-Sarno refers to is one that showed her and her family drowning as the Titanic sank. "When they were ...

We, as a field, need to be able to make coherent, persuasive, rigorous, and empirical arguments for why local news and ...