Category: Culture

Decades after she hoisted her umbrella and ascended into the clouds, a certain magical nanny is gliding onto the big screen again.

A new trend—shopping via text—takes off as frequent shoppers bemoan the complexity of “traditional” e-commerce.

Mark Morris is still putting an original, witty spin on E.T.A. Hoffmann’s holiday tale as choreographer and performer.

As fantasy properties come to dominate popular culture, their associated wares now spread into every imaginable category, from parkas to robotic vacuums.

More workplaces are allowing time off for employees facing stress, anxiety or depression, but not all bosses are understanding of their workers’ needs.

From the business of Gwyneth Paltrow to the wisdom of Keith Richards, from one of the most storied art collections in the world to a developer who hopes to save retail—and much more—these are WSJ.’s most-read stories of the year

“Manhattan Beach,” by Pulitzer Prize winner Jennifer Egan, was the favorite books at New York City’s libraries during the past year.

A recent $100,000 book deal will help with the goal—and put a dent in her student debt.

Since the four-team playoff format has sucked all the urgency out of the rest of college bowl season, college football needs to expand to an eight-team playoff, Jason Gay writes.

Colombian coffee growers have long focused on the mild arabica bean, but global demand for less expensive robusta has led some to reconsider; a taste like petroleum barrels and ‘the tears of children.’