Wilmington 1898: How a white supremacist coup erased Black political power in NC

In 1898, white supremacists overthrew Wilmington’s elected government, killing dozens and erasing Black political power.

All-Indigenous AlterNative Film Festival returns for 4th year in Wichita

AlterNative Film Festival returns to Wichita Nov. 7–9 at the Mid-America All-Indian Museum with free Indigenous films, Q&As, ...

What to watch on TV tonight: Celebrity Race Across the World, Celebrity Traitors finale, and more

DB Weiss and David Benioff (Game of Thrones) and Vince Gilligan (Breaking Bad) all bringing us brand new drama series. Kim ...
Money Talks News on MSN

Ready to Retire? You Should Be so Lucky. a Century Ago, It Wasn't Part of the American Dream.

Americans now enjoy nearly 20 years of retirement, a dramatic change from the early 1900s. Yet the fear of outliving savings ...

‘The American Revolution’ Review: Ken Burns Tackles the War for Independence in Patriotic, Pragmatic and Familiar Form

PBS' six-part, 12-hour documentary lets Burns, Sarah Botstein and David P. Schmidt dive deep into all-too-relevant U.S.
The Arts Desk

Train Dreams review - one man's odyssey into the American Century

What defines a life? Money and success? Happiness? Clint Bentley’s Train Dreams employs a narrator, much as Terrence Malick’s ...

The Stanford graduate who changed Hollywood’s view of Native Americans

This weekend, the Stanford Theatre screens the classic, 75-year-old Western ‘Broken Arrow,’ made by Bay Area native Delmer Daves, who famously resisted Hollywood’s stereotypes of ...

'There is a human being behind the camera': New doc focuses on life of award-winning photojournalist

The new National Geographic documentary 'Love+War' focuses on the life of award-winning photojournalist Lynsey Addario.