One particular genre of film, however, dominates the classics in British cinema, and that is war movies. We've been on the ...

As a Columbia Pictures executive in the 1960s, he hired Peter Guber as his assistant and didn't have a high opinion of Harrison Ford.

The second edition of nationwide "No Kings" protests, happening Saturday, Oct. 18, will include demonstrations in Columbia, Missouri, and other nearby locations. A "No Kings" protest in June drew ...

With Princeton University finally reinstating a standardized testing requirement, Columbia remains as the last totally test-optional Ivy League school. Princeton announced on Thursday that, starting ...

On and off the screen, the star with a distinctive fashion sense was a singular presence. Credit...Getty Images Supported by By The New York Times Diane Keaton at the Cannes Film Festival in 1987.

From a photo capturing the moment a buffalo rider loses his balance during a race, to another showing the charred remains of vehicles set alight in protests - here are the images of the week chosen by ...

Satellite imagery appears to show a rare assembly of Chinese amphibious assault ships in the Yangtze River Estuary, suggesting a high state of readiness among forces that would likely play a central ...

Joan Kennedy was married to the Massachusetts Democratic senator from 1958 through 1982 and was known as the last surviving Camelot Kennedy. Her public discussion of her mental health struggles drew ...

Sam Terblanche died shortly after being discharged for the second time from a major New York hospital’s emergency department. A South African father has dedicated his life to healthcare reform after ...