Morel’s Invention,” by Adolfo Bioy Casares, explores ideas that are quickly becoming daily realities. By Dustin Illingworth Roving Eye is the Book Review’s essay series on international writers of the ...

Athens in the 1940s is illuminated as part of a multifaceted journey through time spanning many years in the exhibition ...

Clayface has some memorable moments, but can’t quite reach the brilliance of the body-horror classic, The Substance.

Welsh actor Tom Rhys Harries shows promise as DC's gooiest goon. Still, this villain's origin story works better as a ...

Clayface does hold true to the original essence of the hapless villain. Played by Tom Rhys Harries, Matt Hagen, a kid who grew up in the rough streets of Gotham City has become a Hollywood leading man ...

Matt Konopka reviews 'Clayface', a muddy mixed bag of melty body horror and tonal inconsistencies that don't allow the film to take shape.

Clayface delivers disturbing DC body horror, with Tom Rhys Harries bringing tragedy and terror to Batman's shapeshifting villain.

A Norwegian de Havilland Vampire jet takes to the skies for a flying display. First introduced in the 1940s, the aircraft ...

A couple from the UK renewed their vows with a 1940s-themed wedding after their long-distance military love story won a ...

Julia Pascal’s new play highlights a harrowing period in the life of one of the most acclaimed intellectuals of the last century ...

The remains of a man who was shot in the head and stuffed into a rusted barrel found on the shore of Lake Mead after the ...