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Little girl lost: Two exhibits at Pulaski Tech remember Anne Frank, the young diarist and Holocaust victim The budding writer sits at her desk, pencil in hand, paper in front of her. She is a young girl, 11 or 12 maybe. She wears a sweater. A pin in the shape of a... May 19, 2019

CRITICAL MASS: The Assassin's Creed lives on in the TV series 'Barry' and 'Killing Eve' Two of my favorite TV shows streaming now feature assassins in major roles. (So does John Wick: Chapter 3 -- Parabellum which just opened in theaters.) by Philip Martin - May 19, 2019

LET'S TALK: All signs are leading to a blessing Panhandling -- the rise of it and the legality of it -- has for some time been a topic of discussion, and news stories, in our fair city of Little Rock. You'... by Helaine Williams - May 19, 2019

Tav Falco brings his band Panther Burns to Little Rock's White Water Tavern It has been 40 years since Tav Falco unleashed his band, Panther Burns, on an unsuspecting world. To celebrate four decades of Panther Burns, Falco -- born G... by Sean Clancy - May 19, 2019

Plenty of first-run options in store for summer TV viewers Summer TV isn't what it used to be: It's better. Once a dead period for shows, summer has become an optimal time to roll out limited series and those that do... by KATE FELDMAN New York Daily News (TNS) - May 19, 2019

Orchestra to perform John Williams' score live as 'Star Wars IV' screens at amphitheater A symphony orchestra featuring members of the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas will play John Williams' score, live, as Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope screens... by Eric E. Harrison - May 19, 2019

NOTABLE ARKANSANS NOTABLE ARKANSANS by STEVE STEPHENS AND CLYDE SNIDER Special to the Democrat-Gazette - May 19, 2019

NOTABLE ARKANSANS--answer NOTABLE ARKANSANS by STEVE STEPHENS AND CLYDE SNIDER Special to the Democrat-Gazette - May 19, 2019

Colorful history in Natchez's cemetery Make your way around Natchez, Miss., and you get the sense that if some people ever got really close to living like European aristocrats in the United States, i... by Richard Rubin New York Times News Service - May 19, 2019

Driving a car best way to get off the beaten path It's easy to travel through Europe without a car, but there are times when I enjoy the freedom of having my own wheels. I don't drive in big cities, but having ... by Rick Steves - May 19, 2019

Louvre but 1 museum of so many in Paris With two miles of facade in the heart of Paris, the magnificent Louvre Museum is the largest art museum in the world. Erected as a fortress at what was the edge... by SYLVIE BIGAR The Washington Post - May 19, 2019

Middle-child syndrome reappears DEAR CAROLYN: I am the middle sister of three. My older sister suggested we have a family reunion, and we decided we would have it at my house. We also decided ... by Carolyn Hax - May 19, 2019

Horoscopes by Holiday Happy birthday. Microhabits are the way to free yourself from a troubling restriction. One small change at a time and by July the unwanted circumstance is compl... by Holiday Mathis - May 19, 2019

On the cover The popular History Channel series Pawn Stars is back for a new season at 9 p.m. Monday. The show focuses on the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, where... by Rosemary Boggs - May 19, 2019

Doris Day, a life in 10 songs to remember her by Doris Day, who died Monday at age 96, was one of the great voices of the 20th century, though, as with her acting, the apparent ease with which she performed co... by ROBERT LLOYD Los Angeles Times (TNS) - May 19, 2019