From glamorous gowns to secondhand tuxes, Oscar winners and nominees connected to the state have stunned on the red carpet at ...

During her numerous Mayo Clinic visits, one of the world’s most famous women visited deaf schoolchildren, formed lasting friendships, and noted that Dr. Charlie Mayo 'reminded her of Einstein.' ...

Swapnadal has been celebrating International Women’s Day regularly since 2012 and claims to be the first theatre group in ...

She overcame blindness and deafness, but insisted that there was nothing miraculous about her achievements. By Special to The ...

Helen Keller, who overcame profound blindness and deafness, believed life's true essence lies in embracing challenges and ...

It took until noon on Saturday, less than 12 hours before showtime, for the script to arrive. The opening monologue for ...

In 1942, two Mayo Clinic nurses published an ahead-of-its-time photo book following a pair of dogs dressed--and acting--as humans. And Helen Keller wrote the foreword.

MILAN-- Clayton Keller and Tage Thompson didn't play for the United States at the 4 Nations Face-Off last season. Keller has appeared in the Stanley Cup Playoffs once in his NHL career. Thompson has ...

The newest hot spot in Los Angeles? Max & Helen’s, the nostalgic diner created by culinary icon Nancy Silverton and TV writer/producer Phil Rosenthal. Named after Rosenthal’s late parents, the cozy ...

Two of the men most responsible for Clayton Keller realizing his dream of becoming a U.S. Olympic hockey player—his father and grandfather—won’t be in Milano Cortina, Italy, when the Games begin soon.

Frederick King Keller, a prolific TV director and producer whose credits include more than 200 hours of episodic television for such series as The Pretender, Blue Bloods, New York Undercover, House, ...

When one of the most famous women in the world walked into their Rochester classroom on Oct. 6, 1938, the 36 boys and girls seated at their desks knew they were in the presence of a kindred spirit.