Oh, of all the places you (may) go this fall, a whimsical trip down memory lane might be the most fun. On Friday, West Bloomfield’s Art Leaders Gallery opens “Echoes of Imagination: Tracing the ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi (TAMU-CC) formally dedicated the Dr. Hector P. Garcia Archive and Exhibit Space at the new Larry Urban Gallery in the Downtown Building, 223 ...

At the risk of sounding old, it’s hard to keep up with what kids are doing online these days. Even uttering that sentence puts me firmly in the relic category, but … 6-7? Come on now! What are we even ...

While it’s easy to tune out any story that begins with “back in my day,” you might want to pay closer attention the next time Grandpa starts reminiscing. When game night turns to mid-century trivia, ...

On the Wednesday, July 15 episode of The Excerpt: A completed, unpublished Dr. Seuss manuscript was recently discovered in the author’s archives at UC San Diego. USA TODAY Books Reporter Clare Mulroy ...

SAN DIEGO – In the fall of 1989, Cathy Goldsmith flew from New York City to San Diego and slept in Theodor Geisel's guest room. Geisel was frail, sporting a beard to cover the effects of oral cancer ...

The Cat in the Hat of Dr. Seuss fame stopped by TODAY on July 4 to “discuss” the new book “Sing the 50 United States” that honors the nation’s 250th birthday. And the feline somehow said so much ...

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” The longtime Southern California home of children’s book author Dr. Seuss, where he wrote many of his literary works and imagined whole worlds, has ...

“To sing the 50 United States you have to use your brain. Massachusetts. Minnesota. Missouri and Montana, M-i-s-s-Mississippi. Maryland! Michigan and Maine!” The playful lines may have a familiar ring ...

The famed children's book author reportedly penned 42 of his 68 published titled while living at the La Jolla, Calif. property Gene Lester/Getty Dr. Seuss' longtime southern California residence has ...

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“Now look at this house!” The former Southern California home of Dr. Seuss, complete with a nod to “The Cat in the Hat,” has traded hands for $9 million. The La Jolla home was built in 1950 for ...