Thurmond's Daughter Tells Story in Book
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"I always thought I had a fairly normal childhood, until I found out my parents weren't who I thought they were."
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They've learned to watch their older daughter for any sign that something's wrong. She cuts her long, blond hair and dyes it jet black. And they worry. Her father picks up a book she's been reading, "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy, and skims it for clues.
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Reader Sunaina Yadav shares her experiences.
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First daughter Jenna Bush is writing a nonfiction book for young adults, "Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope," that will center on a 17-year-old single mother who is HIV positive.
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Lauren Greenfieldâs photographs go beyond the captured moment to reveal the story behind the images. In âThin,â the renowned chronicler of youth culture focuses her lens on four women whose tales needed to be told.
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Deepa Mehta's daughter Devyani Saltzman speaks to Arthur J Pais about her book and her relationship with her parents.
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Farhan's sister talks about her first movie.
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The biracial daughter of the late Sen. Strom Thurmond defended the former segregationist on Tuesday and said the Rev. Al Sharpton "overreacted" when Sharpton learned he is a descendent of a slave owned by the senator's relatives.
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A nosy parent goes where the kids are and learns more than just what her kid is up to.
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Observer writer Lynn Barber remembers some of her most entertaining and excruciating interviews
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While most Vermonters have read about the political uprising in Ukraine, a Charlotte woman had an opportunity to witness the events unfold firsthand.
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We ask the author of 'The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants' what she's reading, watching, and listening to.
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Margaret Truman Daniel was the daughter of Harry S. Truman whose achievements as a concert singer, radio and television host, and author of best-selling biographies and mysteries won her renown in her own right.
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Jigar sends us some exclusive pictures on behalf of his sister.
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"Run" (HarperCollins, 304 pages. $25.95), by Ann Patchett: Within 24 hours, Ann Patchett's latest novel takes readers to the fish of Walden Pond, the speeches of Eugene Debs, the heartbreak of lost mothers and the complications of race relations and family.
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"The Almost Moon" (Little, Brown and Company, 304 pages, $24.99), by Alice Sebold: Even under the best circumstances it's hard to imagine conjuring much sympathy for someone who casually offers, by way of introduction, that she has murdered her mother.
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As Barry Bonds&#39; numbers rise, the words to describe them become less adequate. When the slugger hit his 700th homer, only daughter Aisha could sum up the history and majesty of the blast.