The path from chick lit to historical fiction was a natural one says Karin Tanabe, author of “The Diplomat’s Daughter” (Atria Books, 2017), set at a Texas internment camp and in the Pacific theater during World War II. “I missed research,” explains the formal journalist, and writing the book provided her the opportunity to do a lot of it.
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“I deserved the criticism,” the wife of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says as she apologizes for the Instagram post seen ’round the world.
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Dermatologist Noëlle Sherber and plastic surgeon Ariel Rad share top treatments and procedures for erasing facial fatigue this summer.
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As temperatures rise, who can resist cooling off with a creamy, frozen dessert? Here’s…
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The Kennedy Center president reflects on ‘the nation’s cultural center’ and the ongoing JFK centennial.
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Pristine beaches, friendly stingrays and rum punch make the Cayman Islands the perfect place to escape reality.
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Innovator Eric Kuhn and his next-generation cable company, Layer3 TV, are betting consumers are not yet ready to cut the cord.
