Love; repair; despair, and death.

Essays that reflect the author's concern about Western civilization, written after World War I.

A tribal woman allows herself to be genitally mutilated.

Television’s “99” divulges the details about her marriage to a shady/sophisticated guy.

How to look, feel, and exude confidence in front of any audience.

Once the most popular woman in America, Francis appeared on “What’s My Line” for a quarter of a century.

A prosecutor investigates a suicide that looks more like a murder.

The author-humanitarian-Nobel Prize laureate looks back on his life.

The author’s semi-autobiographical play about growing up in Brooklyn during the Depression.

The star of Oklahoma!, Carousel, The Music Man, and television’s The Partridge Family was the only actress to hold an...

The author “finds” companionship for his widowed father.

Thoughts about the pleasures of getting older from the former president.