In these Light Comments About Interesting Art, we see how the pure heart of a lowly brother calls to celestial beings who gladly do his work.

This provocative film takes a scientific look at what happens when the lights go out.

Though she only ‘died’ on the table for a matter of seconds, the NDE lasted long and she had a ‘life review.’

The right kind of music has been proven to alleviate stress and scientists have used it to heal a young girl’s brain.

M.K. “Kathy” McDaniel had about a 38 percent chance of surviving.

What if our thoughts or observations could change the way something moves? Imagine if your consciousness could change the outcome of events.

A historian has shared his thoughts as the latest round of Australian honours was handed down.

The novel traces how a boy learns from examples, good and bad, what is needed to become a good father.

In the late 19th century, the artist colony in Cornish, New Hampshire was regarded the most beautifully landscaped village in America.

An Epoch Times reader recalls a friend who played an important role in the history of the Metropolitan Opera and early movies.

Biographer Robert L. O’Connell’s ‘Fierce Patriot’ exposes Sherman’s talents that eventually enabled him to become a genius of military tactics.

Director Sidney Lumet’s gritty crime drama delivers.

This Sidney Lumet crime drama is worth worth watching.

Fourteen-year-old painter Lin Yu Hsuan’s inspiring art shows wisdom that belies her age.

Introducing Taiwanese artist Shi-Ju Chiang’s award-winning work.

Figure and portrait painter Alessandra Marrucchi shares her passion for creating realist art.

Classical music inspired by dance is one of the most vibrant of the whole classical repertoire.

There’s good medicine in good music.

A late minister’s wife honored her husband’s legacy by giving the Christian faith one of its long-lasting hymns, “Holy, Holy, Holy.”

Here’s how to use a couple of delightful pieces of classical music written specifically for kids.

Musician and educator Theodoros Koumartzis preserves ancient culture by teaching about the sounds and mythology of the Greek lyre at the Seikilo Museum.

An unplanned songwriting exercise turned into a massive country and bluegrass hit and a celebration of Tennessee culture.

Traditional opera productions are having a comeback at two West Coast companies.

Teenage Belle Boyd made numerous unofficial spy missions for the Confederacy.

In ‘This Week in History,’ as many baseball players joined the service, FDR encouraged MLB to continue throughout WWII, leading to a boy’s historic debut.

Rome’s sacking spelled the end for the long-lasting empire. But its language, culture, and values live on, in some fashion, 2,000 years later.

WWII veteran John Gleeson discusses his strange inspiration for flight, a wild night in Hollywood, covert missions for the OSS, and why at 100 he still flies.

In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we see how a wealthy Virginia bachelorette’s abolitionist and Union sympathies led to an formidable spy ring.

This land surveyor brought law and order to the new Republic of Texas.