Jack Viertel gives a master class in American musical theater.

What do the musicals “My Fair Lady,” “Gigi” and “Camelot” have in common? They were all written by the talented, complicated Alan Jay Lerner.

Fighters get $200 a month as a stipend as they reintegrate into Colombian society but those payments won't last forever, so some are turning to tourism and creating FARC museums to earn a living.

The Barents Observer keeps a close watch on the Russian Arctic because it’s part of the neighborhood, and because there’s a lot at stake there, for Russians and the rest of us.

How “Harley-Davidson” became synonymous with “motorcycle.”

How Georgia O’Keeffe found her inspiration in the deserts of New Mexico.

How Jimi Hendrix summed up the Vietnam War in a single guitar solo.

Chef Sean Sherman, CEO and founder of the Sioux Chef, wants people to know the true history about the Thanksgiving holiday — and give you a better way to celebrate it. That means learning about the land we live on, the original people who still live on this land and the food we have in common.

Fifty years ago, the Beatles sent millions of blank canvases out into the world.

Reporter Kelly Horan on the unsolved mystery of the Isabella Gardner Museum heist.