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Two years after defeating a satanic cult led by his babysitter Bee, Cole's trying to forget his past and focus on surviving high school. But when old enemies unexpectedly return, Cole will once again have to outsmart the forces of evil.

Meghan McCain eulogized her father’s death as “the passing of American greatness,” directing her message at President Trump and encouraging others to live up to her father’s example. Her tribute opened the memorial service for John McCain at Washington National Cathedral.

Artistes de Rue depicts artist who's art is an integral part of everyday life in the capital cities in Europe as you can see while they perform in this compilation video.

Bourdain, who was found dead at 61 on Friday June 8, 2018, is remembered as a celebrated chef, author and TV personality. He was also a humanitarian and a defender of migrant workers and immigrants in the USA and the restaurant industry.

"The Great Realisation" by British artist and poet "Probably Tomfoolery". He is a brilliant visual storyteller, utilizing all the tools we have at hand - cameras, creativity and poetry - to create masterpieces.

The works of internationally honored artist are displayed on this short video about Jewish Life. Emilia Flevora was born in Moscow, USSR in 1943 where she graduated with honors from the prestigious Surikov Fine Arts Institute in 1969. She currently works and lives in Brooklyn New York. Her oil paint...

Sony’s RCA Records and Legacy Recording has released a never-before-heard solo version of Aretha Franklin’s collaboration with Mary J. Blige about faith and race. The song, called “Never Gonna Break My Faith” has arrived on Juneteenth to commemorate the day in 1865 when enslaved Black people were fr

In a super-fun video for The Late Late Show, Corden stars as the director the new fictional franchise, “The Marvel’s Mrs. Maisel.” (It’s a pun so good, in fact, that Comedy Central also has a mashup video with the same name, which is also very much worth watching).

The name of Audrey Munson, the most famous artist’s model of the Gilded Age, has long been forgotten. But across New York City, her neoclassical features and figure have endured in granite, bronze and copper.