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Mr. Turner was a popular comic-book artist who came to fame in the mid-1990s and was best known for creating two sexy female lead characters, Witchblade and Fathom.

The life of Ed Burns, a cop turned schoolteacher turned screenwriter and co-creator, becomes inspiration for HBO's "The Wire" and for a new mini-series.

Hijacking an Easter float as a bunny, pelting Anna Wintour with tofu . Dan Mathews' use of shock tactics and celebrity has made animal rights positively sexy. Alix Sharkey reports.

Amid the horror, camp officers and staff went about their lives: sunbathing, going on picnics, putting up decorations. As these astonishing photographs show, Auschwitz was not hell for everyone. By Alec Wilkinson.

After many a turbulent relationship the actress Juliette Binoche is single - and learning to express herself in all sorts of new ways. She tells Marianne Macdonald about her debut as a professional dancer and why she feels more fulfilled than she's ever been.

Winnipeg-born bassist Dave Young has been awarded the 2008 Oscar Peterson Award by the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal.

The cottage in New York City where writer Edgar Allan Poe lived his last years is slated for a major renovation and will be closed for a year.

Manufacturers' financial fortunes are increasingly determined by how their products look, and whether their products are fun to drive. Yet lots of automobiles fail on both counts.

Directed by Kent Mackenzie, a first-time filmmaker who had just graduated from the University of Southern California, "The Exiles" is a poetic and empathetic hybrid of fiction and documentary.

Those responsible for the hit show and new movie built around the music of the Swedish pop group radiate a spirit of fun and camaraderie that they call "the 'Mamma Mia!' factor," undoubtedly part of the reason that their show has been playing to packed houses on broadway for nearly seven years and even longer in the West End.