In art and life, Van Gogh “needed depth, something that spoke to his heart, that relieved his loneliness and reassured him he was still part of the human community,” says Unger. Misunderstood in ...

SAN DIEGO — A 25-year-old San Diego man convicted of driving drunk and colliding with a van ... prison. The victim's body was discovered a month later, still inside the vehicle at a tow yard ...

Jamie Cooper, 33, fled the prison van on the M55 motorway near junction two by Catforth, Preston, at about 8.54am on Wednesday, Lancashire Police said. The vehicle was taking Cooper and other ...

Van Gogh’s pictures only occasionally come onto the market and, not surprisingly, they fetch huge sums. The odd one is sold privately through a dealer, usually very discreetly—but in a typical ...

In the late 1880s, Vincent van Gogh spent two years in southern France. Though the period was famously tumultuous for the Dutch artist, it was also remarkably productive: He befriended Joseph ...

On 23 December, 1888, the day that Vincent van Gogh mutilated his ear and presented the severed portion to a sex worker, he was tended to by an unlikely soulmate: the postman Joseph Roulin.

It's a recreation of Vincent van Gogh's iconic painting Starry Night, and it brings the historic masterpiece into the 3D realm. The LEGO Ideas Starry Night Set is usually priced at $169.99 ...

Attributing a work to the artist generally requires authentication by the Van Gogh Museum, but lawsuits and an influx of requests have made it reassess that role. By Nina Siegal Reporting from ...

Infamous wife-killer Scott Peterson got beaten up by a fellow inmate during a prison yard pickleball match on Sunday, according to a report. Peterson, 52, was playing a game of pickleball at Mule ...

A New Jersey prison inmate is suing the state Department of Corrections for more than $500,000 after he says he was injured in a prison van accident and was denied safe transportation for follow ...

The Van Gogh Museum says a painting purchased at a ... A judge sentenced Jon Miller, of Owatonna, Minnesota, to life in prison for the 1974 killing of Mary K. Schlais in western Wisconsin.