Thanks to a highly competitive offer of $75 million in tax breaks for the film industry and a growing labor base, can Kentucky be the new Hollywood?

The Kentucky Theatre, a cherished Lexington landmark, opened its doors in 1922 on Main Street. At the time, the city was ...

the film and television industry is serious business. Movies and TV shows don't just magically appear on our city streets, it takes years of work to build an infrastructure that can support the ...

Actors Holly Ward (left) and Ginna Claire Mason (right) film "The Run of the Roses" gala scene for the movie, Derby Romance, at the Tampa Bay Downs in Oldsmar on Tuesday.

Imagine looking at a state in forty-year intervals. Documenting Kentucky: Three Photographic Surveys, does just that in a new show at the Frazier History ...

Learn about Abraham Lincoln (sixteenth president, 1861–1865) through museum art and artifacts from across the Smithsonian. The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery collection reflects many faces of ...