By Simon Horsford, Gerard O'Donovan and Gillian Reynolds

Titian made painting fashionable, says his biographer Mark Hudson. That's one reason why Britain must buy his masterpiece.

COME with them on a journey into a world where a gorilla works in a shop, people can be made of chamois leather, bubblegum or cheese and the man in the moon is lonely. The whi

ASPERGER'S syndrome is one of the autism-spectrum disorders and my husband was diagnosed with mild Asperger's a few years ago.

The Nazis skinned the saps of much of their fortune - two grumbled to death in the US, and Ludwig fought poker duels in Cambridge

From fiction to film, television to theater, TIME's critics offer 47 things to see, hear and do in the arts this autumn

A charter member of the Air America team, she's a non-bullying leftie who's finally getting her chance in prime time

Dominic Cavendish previews Crooked Wood at the Jermyn Street theatre, London SW1, opening tomorrow.

A man has been arrested after the Gallagher brothers of Oasis were attacked while performing at the annual Virgin Festival in Toronto.

The audience gave a rousing standing ovation before Rent began its last performance on broadway in New York City. The play - a modern retelling of Puccini's La Boheme - closed Sunday night after 12 years and 5,124 performances.