What exactly is going on inside our brains when we’re being creative? We ask a neuroscientist.

The jazz composer and songwriter lets us inside her writing process.

Morgan Neville’s new documentary “They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead” examines why Orson Welles’ final film remained unfinished ... until now.

A photo exhibit with the portraits of some 70 Holocaust survivors have been on display at the Boston Common for two weeks, but have become especially relevant in the wake of the deadly synagogue shootings in Pittsburgh.

In a new book, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer talks about how his story of being undocumented was 'too complicated' for activists.

Klaus Voormann first met The Beatles when they were a bunch of unknowns playing in Hamburg, Germany. Post-Beatles Voormann played bass with John Lennon and George Harrison. Now, Klaus has an art exhibit in Los Angeles that will include art designs through the years, including the cover art he did for The Beatles 1966 album, "Revolver."

The world of fado, with its rules and deep traditions, was considered off-limits, until now.

"I always protect the basic rights of freedom of speech and human rights. I don't see that only as a Chinese problem, it’s a universal problem," says the Chinese artist.

The song where everyone knows the words, but few know what those words mean.

What would a fragrance based on Toni Morrison’s book “Beloved” smell like?