Jun 09 Watch 7:14 Broadway's 'Oslo' captures behind-the-scenes drama of painstaking diplomacy By PBS News Hour “Oslo,” a Tony-nominated Broadway drama, takes a deep look at the secret negotiations that went into the historic Middle East peace accords, and their relevance in today’s world. Using real characters and real events, the play imagines what went on… Continue watching
Jun 09 Watch 3:13 Why the world needs more filmmakers with disabilities By PBS News Hour Filmmaker Reid Davenport wants people to know that his biggest obstacle isn’t living with cerebral palsy, but how others perceive and respond to his diagnosis. Davenport, whose films focus on people living with disabilities, gives his Brief but Spectacular take… Continue watching
Jun 09 How one photographer is challenging the myth that being LGBTQ is 'un-African' By Kamaria Roberts The Nigerian-Swedish American photographer said he often heard growing up that being LGBTQ was not traditionally African. Continue reading
Jun 09 10 things to read when you're grieving By Joshua Barajas The NewsHour asked its staff for recommendations of books or poems that helped them survive a period of loss. In their own words, here are 10 possible reads for someone who's grieving. Continue reading
Jun 06 Watch 6:25 Broadway hit 'Dear Evan Hansen' strikes an emotional chord with its fans By PBS News Hour “Dear Evan Hansen,” a surprise hit musical, is the story of an ordinary teen who all his life has felt invisible. But when a classmate commits suicide, Hansen is mistakenly seen as his one friend and becomes the center of… Continue watching
Jun 06 This artist turned our obsession with abandoned places into a graphic novel By Elizabeth Flock In the new graphic novel "Imagine Wanting Only This," Kristen Radtke weaves together an examination of decaying places with that of the frailty of the human heart. Continue reading
Jun 06 Only U.S. reporter to tour with the Fab Four recalls the days of 'Beatlemania' By Lora Strum Journalist Larry Kane talks about his experience covering the Beatles' whirlwind U.S. tour and how the band came to define its generation. Continue reading
Jun 05 Watch this 7th grader use slam poetry to tell girls: 'You are good enough' By Elizabeth Flock Olivia Vella wanted to tell girls her age that they were talented, smart and beautiful -- no matter how often they were told otherwise. Continue reading
Jun 05 How go-go, the music of the nation's capital, is trying to go mainstream By Elizabeth Flock Go-go music has lost venues over the years as D.C. has gentrified. But bands, promoters, and fans say they now have a plan to save the genre: to reach out beyond their established fan base in D.C. -- and to… Continue reading
Jun 03 Watch 4:01 Meet the writer of Marvel's first queer Latina superhero By Ivette Feliciano, Zachary Green America Chavez, Marvel Comics’ first queer Latina superhero, is now featured in the groundbreaking solo series “America.” The comic was written by Gabby Rivera, who has a lot in common with her title character. NewsHour Weekend’s Ivette Feliciano sat down… Continue watching