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Byline: Eric V. Copage When I emerge from an art gallery or a museum, the world around me looks different. Leaving the Metropolitan Museum of Art late one afternoon, the [...]

When I emerge from an art gallery or a museum, the world around me looks different. Leaving the Metropolitan Museum of Art late one afternoon, the color of the sunlight [...]

Five couples who speak different languages share how they communicate affection with each other. ''How's your French coming along?'' The familiar voice, accompanied by a light tap on my shoulder, [...]

Are you in an intercultural/multilingual relationship? We’d like to know which language you use to express affection toward your partner, and why. Are you and your partner from different countries, [...]

Dr. Femi Kuti and Dr. Ugochi Nwosu met in the Bay Area but soon entered a relationship that stretched from Lagos, Nigeria, to the United States. Dr. Oluwafemi Akinwale Kuti [...]

Lisa Jenkins and Vincent Brown first met at choir practice in 1993. What followed was a nearly 30-year journey through life and love that ended, eventually, in a reunion. Recalling [...]

Matei Varga, a concert pianist, met Missi Gibbs, an arts enthusiast four decades his senior, while looking for an apartment. In time, they went from roommates to something more romantic. [...]

Dr. Dana Cohen and Henry Caplan were instantly attracted to each other during an improv course in 2011. But their decision to marry at a Las Vegas chapel was the [...]

Byline: Eric V. Copage A writer's Easter pilgrimage, from Jordan to Jamaica, to find a multiethnic image of Christ. Close your eyes and imagine that Jesus is in front of [...]

Shifts in politics, performance and protest have all altered our culture in a way not seen in years. I grew up in Southern California neighborhoods that were overwhelmingly white -- [...]

I must have been no older than 6. I was in church in my hometown, Los Angeles. Parishioners fanned themselves to stay cool in the packed, stuffy room. On one [...]

Common sense suggests that asking the right questions before getting married can make for a better union, but rarely is the other side of the coin examined. That could be [...]

The problem with Hollywood's romantic comedies, Ethan Nichtern explained during a talk in Manhattan on meditation and desire, is that they end just as the relationship is really getting started. [...]

When they married in August 2005, Manoush Zomorodi was a television reporter for the British Broadcasting Company and her husband, Josh Robin, a reporter for the now-defunct New York City [...]

The season was to be the ''Summer of Anna.'' So proclaimed Anna Sale, a New York City-based radio reporter, in 2011. ''One of the rules of the Summer of Anna [...]

Since Marc Murphy and Pamela Schein Murphy were married in December 2002, when they were the subject of a Vows column, Mr. Murphy has become a brand. He is a [...]

An article Tuesday in The New York Times on a proposal announced by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. to renovate La Guardia Airport drew [...]

Margie Goldsmith is known for her firecracker energy and a keen sense of adventure. One friend recalled that the lithe Ms. Goldsmith entered a triathlon in Cuba so that she [...]

Miguel Rodriguez's new interview attire -- shiny black shoes; dapper white, blue and black dress shirts; three handkerchiefs; and three regimental-striped ties -- led not to a position on Wall [...]

The article offers information on the discovery of personal images of the Jesus Christ, along with information on the several paintings depicting the Christ.

The article offers information on African American art that is shaping the 21st century. It mentions about "Lemonade" which as culture-shifting in terms of gender roles; the film "Get Out" movie written and directed by Jordan Pee which seemed to be like a real cinema; and the film "Love and Basketball" written and directed by Gina-Prince Bythewood.