4 Great World War Movies
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4 Great World War Movies

There have been many films made depicting World War I and World War II, but these four stand out for their action, storylines, and emotional resonance.
The Use of Doubles in Dostoevsky’s ‘Crime and Punishment’
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The Use of Doubles in Dostoevsky’s ‘Crime and Punishment’

It’s a battle of the human heart in one of the famous Russian author’s most prized novels.
‘The Arctic Convoy’: Norwegian Heroism in WWII
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‘The Arctic Convoy’: Norwegian Heroism in WWII

A merchant marine convoy takes great risks to resupply the Allies.
Jusepe de Ribera’s ‘Holy Family’
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Jusepe de Ribera’s ‘Holy Family’

One of Spain’s greatest 17th-century artists, Jusepe de Ribera’s success was overshadowed by Caravaggio and other Baroque contemporaries.
A Soldier to the End: The Story Behind ‘The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant’
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A Soldier to the End: The Story Behind ‘The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant’

This former American leader fought through cancer to provide for his family with the tenacity of a battlefield general.
Good Food Comes With Goodness: Murillo’s ‘The Angels’ Kitchen’

Good Food Comes With Goodness: Murillo’s ‘The Angels’ Kitchen’

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.
‘After Death’: What’s on the Other Side?

‘After Death’: What’s on the Other Side?

This provocative film takes a scientific look at what happens when the lights go out.
Woman Finds Forgiveness for Father Who Abused Her: Near-Death Experience

Woman Finds Forgiveness for Father Who Abused Her: Near-Death Experience

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

Studies Explore the Healing Power of Music

The right kind of music has been proven to alleviate stress and scientists have used it to heal a young girl’s brain.
Scientists Study Power of Consciousness With a New Twist on a Famous Quantum Experiment

Scientists Study Power of Consciousness With a New Twist on a Famous Quantum Experiment

What if our thoughts or observations could change the way something moves? Imagine if your consciousness could change the outcome of events.
Jusepe de Ribera’s ‘Holy Family’

Jusepe de Ribera’s ‘Holy Family’

One of Spain’s greatest 17th-century artists, Jusepe de Ribera’s success was overshadowed by Caravaggio and other Baroque contemporaries.
John Rich Scores Top Country Hit With ‘Revelation’

John Rich Scores Top Country Hit With ‘Revelation’

The independently released, biblical song is holding its own against some of entertainment’s biggest artists.
George Strait Sets a New Record

George Strait Sets a New Record

The classic country musician’s new concert attendance record is another example that suggests a return to more traditional country stylings is underway.
French Neoclassicism: An Exhibition of Guillaume Lethière’s Paintings

French Neoclassicism: An Exhibition of Guillaume Lethière’s Paintings

The Clark Art Institute is exhibiting paintings from the forgotten French Neoclassical painter Guillaume Lethière until October 2024.
Lauritz Melchior: Heldentenor Turned Movie Star

Lauritz Melchior: Heldentenor Turned Movie Star

This Danish singer had a long career on the opera stage and on Hollywood sets.
Attending Theater to Change Theater

Attending Theater to Change Theater

How to make a difference in today’s culture? It might be as easy as seeing a show.
The Use of Doubles in Dostoevsky’s ‘Crime and Punishment’

The Use of Doubles in Dostoevsky’s ‘Crime and Punishment’

It’s a battle of the human heart in one of the famous Russian author’s most prized novels.
A Famous Friendship and the Poisonous Power of Politics

A Famous Friendship and the Poisonous Power of Politics

Looking at the relationship between Washington and Jefferson, Francis Coglinao’s ‘A Revolutionary Friendship’ too often loses sight of its purpose.
4 Great World War Movies

4 Great World War Movies

There have been many films made depicting World War I and World War II, but these four stand out for their action, storylines, and emotional resonance.
Germany, Taiwan Host Preliminary Rounds of NTD’s Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Competition

Germany, Taiwan Host Preliminary Rounds of NTD’s Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Competition

NTD Television Network is hosting the eighth International Martial Arts Competition, and preliminary rounds in Europe and Taiwan finished this month.
NTD’s 8th International Martial Arts Competition Underway

NTD’s 8th International Martial Arts Competition Underway

Preliminaries are underway in the NTD International Martial Arts Competition, part of a series of events aimed at promoting traditional culture.
A Teen Artist Paints Hope in Hard Times

A Teen Artist Paints Hope in Hard Times

Fourteen-year-old painter Lin Yu Hsuan’s inspiring art shows wisdom that belies her age.
‘In a Landscape’: Pianist Hunter Noack’s Outdoor Concerts

‘In a Landscape’: Pianist Hunter Noack’s Outdoor Concerts

The ‘In a Landscape’ concert series brings live classical music from the concert hall to America’s great outdoors.
Domenico Scarlatti: Master of the Keyboard

Domenico Scarlatti: Master of the Keyboard

The lesser known Baroque composer wrote sonatas that reflect the influence of his adopted nation, Spain, evoking flamenco dancing and Spanish folk melodies.
‘The Oak Ridge Boys’ Sparkplug’

‘The Oak Ridge Boys’ Sparkplug’

A tribute to vocalist Joe Bonsall, who brought 50 years of passion and positive energy to The Oak Ridge Boys before passing away at 76.
Fernando Sor: The ‘Beethoven of the Guitar’

Fernando Sor: The ‘Beethoven of the Guitar’

One guitarist placed the Spanish instrument in the limelight of classical music.
‘In the Sweet By-and-By’

‘In the Sweet By-and-By’

Now a standard in church hymnals, the gentle song was written by Sanford Fillmore Bennett to comfort his friend and songwriting partner.
‘Made to Fly’: Singer Colton Dixon Keeps Faith First

‘Made to Fly’: Singer Colton Dixon Keeps Faith First

Christian singer Colton Dixon keeps God first as he navigates his music industry career.
Boston’s Old North Church Offers a Delightful Demonstration

Boston’s Old North Church Offers a Delightful Demonstration

In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we visit Clough House, which houses the church’s visitor’s center. There, we found delicious treats.
A Soldier to the End: The Story Behind ‘The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant’

A Soldier to the End: The Story Behind ‘The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant’

This former American leader fought through cancer to provide for his family with the tenacity of a battlefield general.
Christopher Sholes: Originator of the QWERTY Typewriter

Christopher Sholes: Originator of the QWERTY Typewriter

In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young journalist and publisher who made one of the most significant changes to how writers write.
The Yukon Gold Rush and the Making of an American Classic

The Yukon Gold Rush and the Making of an American Classic

In ‘This Week in History,’ a young California adventurer seeks fortune during the Yukon gold rush but finds something more valuable.
Alice Hamilton: Doctor for Workers

Alice Hamilton: Doctor for Workers

Her research and studies in industrial hygiene brought about higher standards in workplace safety.
7 Facts About Medieval Medicine

7 Facts About Medieval Medicine

In Europe, every sneeze was a portent of doom; every stubbed toe a sign of the impending apocalypse.
On the Edge of the World: Skellig Michael

On the Edge of the World: Skellig Michael

The story of Skellig Michael and how it took part in saving civilization.