Ellen Gray

“He always made me feel like I was the only one he was talking to,” wrote one reader in an email after learning of London's death.

The longtime WCAU-TV host, who later became a costume designer and amassed a 60,000-piece collection of Hollywood costumes and accessories, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage.

Medicine meets magical realism in "Night Theater," a novel by Dr. Vikram Paralkar, an oncologist and researcher at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Time Magazine called it "one of the 12 new books you should read in January."

What's new or noteworthy on television for the week of July 21.

Another long-canceled show is back, but this one feels as if its time may finally have come.

What's new or noteworthy on television in the coming week.

Can't find anything to stream but reruns? Maybe it's time to shake up the algorithm.

Alice Hufnagle Lauman, 67, was found dead in her home a few days before Thanksgiving in 2002.

The country singer, known to millions as aspiring rock star Erica Goldberg, will perform Friday in her character's hometown.

If you're up for the commemoration of yet another baby-boom generation milestone, a three-night documentary series offers perspective even Walter Cronkite couldn't in 1969.