Matthew McConaughey can now add “author” to his impressive resume.
Matthew McConaughey to Release Memoir, “Greenlights,” in October
poem
Dr. Alveda King Remembers Her Father A.D. King, Civil Rights Activist and Brother to MLK, 50 Years After His Suspicious Death
July 21, 1969, was a very famous day in American history. It wasn’t just the day Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon. It was also the day Dr. A.D. King—civil rights activist and brother to Martin Luther King Jr.—was found dead. His daughter, Dr. […]
Curator of a New York Exhibition on J.R.R. Tolkien Says ‘The Silmarillion Was Always his Heart’ and Reveals the Author Considered the The Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit as Side Projects to his Greatest Work
In a 1937 letter to an Oxford colleague, Professor John Ronald Reuel Tolkien confessed that he didn’t much care for The Hobbit, one of his already popular works that was about to go into its second printing.
Woman Who Testified that Emmett Till ‘Sexually Threatened her’ so Guilty Husband Could be Acquitted of Killing him Admits she Lied and says she Feels ‘Tender Sorrow’
A white woman who accused Emmett Till of verbally and physically accosting her in Mississippi in 1955 – inflaming tensions around the murder that helped spark the civil-rights movement — has admitted she lied, according to a new book.
