Purdue University Northwest’s annual women’s art exhibition started in 2023 to showcase and connect Northwest Indiana’s women ...

In an exhibition spanning four floors, the artist visualizes her frusrations and, in doing so, ensures it’s her voice we hear ...

Teresa Mason, a local pastel artist specializing in animal portraiture, has made a splash on the international art scene. Her painting, Good Boy!, appears in the Spring Edition of Pastel Journal, ...

Legend, for example, said he was “mesmerized” by Tori Templet’s performance of Taylor Swift's “Lover,” while Levine complimented Trevon Dawson's ... determine which Artist will head ...

Charlotte Dawson has welcomed her third child with her fiancé Matthew Sarsfield. The reality star, 32, announced the exciting news that she had welcomed her baby daughter on Instagram on Saturday.

Adam Levine finally got himself a country artist! On Monday ... coach Michael Bublé ran out of his chair and gave Dawson a hug. "Dude, if that's how you sound when you're a little nervous ...

Cragun’s Resort on Gull Lake, Minnesota's third largest resort, is under contract to be sold to a local investment group after 85 years in the Cragun family. Leisure Hotels and Resorts, which is led ...

With his new book *The North Will Rise Again* published this week by Bloomsbury, author Alex Niven asks why the music of England's north-east is so often overlooked compared to its southern or western ...

And on Monday, Charlotte Dawson took to Instagram to showcase her burgeoning baby bump with a new video as her due date fast approaches. The 32-year-old reality star gave a candid update as she ...

Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor shocked the showbiz world in 2017 when they shared the upsetting news that they were splitting after 18 years together. At the time, Severance director Ben said ...

A ubiquitous presence in New York’s art world, he also existed outside it, using 19th-century techniques to create ethereal, haunting images. By Clay Risen Hal Hirshorn, an artist known for his ...

Called “L’Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs,” it ran from April to October 1925, attracted 16 million people, and was a celebration of Modernism and Art Deco design. It occupied ...