If the movie version of this Broadway classic left you scratching your head and asking “Why the heck do people go crazy about “˜Mamma Mia!’?” then get the real answer by attending a funnier, more polished stage production of “Mamma Mia!,” which runs at the Pantages Theatre through Sunday.

Although a life of science can be lonely, this is of little consequence when there is the chance to discover the secrets of life.

Dance maker David Rousseve was inspired for his piece “Saudade” after attending his father’s funeral in his native Louisiana.

Appearing on such high-profile events as MTV’s “Top Pop Group” and NBC’s “America’s Got Talent,” the pop group Jazmin can be selective in choosing when and where to perform.

Most children would go for a lesson laced with comedy, song and dance over a boring history lecture any day

At a church, audience participation is strictly non-optional.

Back in the days when looking at a painting was the poor folk’s equivalent of reading a book, depictions of biblical stories had to give the psychological insight found by reading through a couple of chapters of text.

If you like spicy food and you like to share, then Ethiopian cuisine is the perfect food to diversify your palate and spread the joy around the table.

More than 32,000 scientists from different fields came together last week to discuss one topic: the brain.

What did a gay, dead-at-29 Elizabethan secret agent who believed that God was a dog contribute to humanity? Perhaps the contents of one of William Shakespeare’s plays, suggests Peter Whelan’s new adaptation of “The School of Night.