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.

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

With dozens of hand-drawn illustrations, ‘Mister Deedle’s Tree House’ captures the adventures of Peter, Peggy, and their dog Kirby in a simpler time.

The New-York Historical Society shows images and artwork that create a time capsule of New York City from yesteryear.

‘The Brief Life & Mysterious Death of Boris III, King of Bulgaria’ is the story of an uncomfortable hero.

The compelling, chilling play documents survivors’ experiences of the Hamas attack on Israel.

Allen Guelzo’s new history of Gettysburg brings alive a pivotal event in American history.

A flurry of Roman history, “Pax” entices the senses and asks probing questions about the costs of war and, even, the consequential price of peace.

A slow-burn thriller where each bad thing that happens comically snowballs and moves the film from dread at the outset to hilarity at the outcome.

Angel Studios releases its first non-faith-based feature with mixed results.

This new Amazon documentary goes behind the scenes of a cherished military mainstay.

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.

Composer Jerry Goldsmith, who scored dozens of major films during a four-decade career, was adept at knowing what a film was about.

The Meistersinger guild of blacksmiths, carpenters, lawyers, teachers, and businessmen wrote and recited songs. Hans Sachs was the greatest of them.

“Join me at the piano,” says concert pianist Hyperion Knight for a free, online course on classical music through Hillsdale College.

Studies over the last two years indicate a rise in popularity of the classical genre and a cultural shift towards more interest in traditional music.

In this installment of “A Modern Look at Opera,” we discover how opera has portrayed Orpheus in past centuries.

How did the soulful character of Russian music, distinguishable from other European nations, evolve?

Set against Nashville’s vibrant music scene, this collaborative novel is a gripping tale of secrets, ambition, and the pursuit of a dream at all costs.

In this installment of “History Off the Beaten Path,” we visit the ruins of the Old Sheldon Church—worth a side trip.

In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a lawyer who becomes ambassador to Britain and negotiates a consequential treaty.

From delicate youth to intrepid explorer, Josiah Gregg chronicled his travels in what became a guidebook for those heading west.

In ‘This Week in History,’ we witness the emergence of steam power and a renowned sea captain’s plan to convince the world of the future of shipping.

Statesmen in the 19th century often needed strong words and fiery dispositions to get things done.

Virginias’ Burwell-Morgan Mill has operated for over two centuries and is open for tours.