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During the 2003 looting of Iraq’s National Museum some 15,000 priceless objects dating back to ancient Babylon and Mesopotamia were damaged or stol...

Location: National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial 100 W. 26th Street Thanks to a misprint on his first song, 19...

The Kansas City Branch of the English-Speaking Union will hold its 27th annual Shakespeare Competition on Sunday, February 27, 2011, at 2 p.m. at the...

Political cartoonist Lee Judge discusses his new book The Stuff They Wouldn’t Print, a collection of ca...

Ken Gormley, dean of the Duquesne University School of Law, discusses one of the most polarizing political scandals in American history, the investiga...

Noted composer, conductor, and National Public Radio commentator Rob Kapilow discusses Robert Schumann’s “Fantasy in C Maj...

Author and illustrator Phoebe Eloise Unterman discusses her children’s book...

Through colorful costumes, dramatic backdrops, and world-class musicians and dancers, Shen Yun is recognized as one of the world’s premier classical...

Eric Rauchway, professor of history at the University of California - Davis, presents How Well Did the New Deal Work?...

An expert in the field of contemporary cultural studies, Susan Bordo explains how society’s perception of beauty has changed over...