Shirley Mullin founded the locally beloved, independent bookstore Kids Ink in 1986. Now, she's retiring after 39 years in the Indy book community.

Bravo to the trio for pulling one over on me! As Mom joked in the comments, "It’s a blanket, it’s a rug, nooooo it’s Leo the Cheeto boy!" Related: German Shepherd Who 'Doesn't Do Gentle Parenting' ...

Epstein died by suicide while in jail in 2019. His Palm Beach home, where so many girls were abused and assaulted, no longer ...

We talk to the writer-director-star of "Sorry, Baby," which played at SIFF earlier this year, about inspiration, process and finding the magic in reality.

Eva Victor walks a tightrope with “Sorry, Baby,” a risk-taking feature debut that extracts both tears and laughter in its depiction of the unbreakable bond between a New England literature academic ...

As the state prepares to execute Jacksonville killer Michael Bell, here's a look at five of the most reprehensible cases this century in Duval County.

Debut writer-director Eva Victor discusses the “cathartic” new film, which was produced by Barry Jenkins and made waves at ...

Cinéfest Sudbury is set to screen “Sorry, Baby” on July 23. Starring Eva Victor (“Showtime’s Billions”), Naomi Ackie (“Mickey ...

The Traffic Way Bridge Replacement Project has closed a main thoroughfare in the Village of Arroyo Grande, but businesses are ...

The Waldo scavenger hunt returns to Downtown Knoxville Both kids and adults can enjoy looking for the bespectacled book icon hidden around dozens of downtown locations.

Join Modesto’s Where’s Waldo scavenger hunt this July. Hosted by Bookish, the citywide event is perfect for kids, with prizes and a party at the end.