In "The Pilgrims," Mary Shelley tells of the knight, Burkhardt, who curses his daughter and his enemy. Only forgiveness and mercy can truly heal him

Set during the pandemic, Lara and Joe Nelson’s three grown daughters are all home. Together, they spend their days harvesting cherries in northern Michigan.

The Katharine Hepburn-Spencer Tracy film is unique because the spouses try to prove that a marriage can be successful without love.

The competition looks for pure beauty and authenticity in the dancers.

Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge worked to benefit each other politically, because they were both driven to benefit American citizens.