Arts

California Water Wars: Will Thirsty Interests Divert More Water?…

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Here are four arts and culture videos from public broadcasting partners around the nation.

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A woman paints a map of Berlin on the German capital's Schlossplatz ("Palace Square") on Thursday. The giant map is part of a program to celebrate Berlin's 775th anniversary. A team of artists will use 274 templates to draw the…

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Gore Vidal, a 'Public Scold' Who Raised the Dust of the Nation in His Writing…

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As Homicide Rate Soars on Chicago's South Side, Community Steps Up to Halt Crime…

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More Americans Live in Economically Segregated Neighborhoods Than 30 Years Ago…

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Creative Commons photo courtesy Flickr user Adam Kuban. Chick-fil-A President Don Cathy's July 16 comments on gay marriage to a Christian news service, the Baptist Press, have turned up the heat on the Georgia-based fast-food chain. Chick-fil-A has…

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Gore Vidal, the American author, playwright and commentator who became a celebrity for his written works as much as for his outspokenness on the issues of the day, died Tuesday at the age of 86 in Los Angeles.

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Sri Lankan mahouts wash an elephant Wednesday near a fountain ahead of the Esala Perahera festival in the ancient hill capital of Kandy. The Buddhist festival, which features a nightly procession of dancers, fire twirlers, traditional musicians, acrobatic fire performers…

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A behind the scenes look at the NewsHour's work in Nevada to profile the Asian American population and their impact on the 2012 election.

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