NEW YORK – For her first novel since the Pulitzer Prize-winning “Demon Copperhead," Barbara Kingsolver is taking on a subject she rarely discussed in public while growing up in a small Kentucky town: ...
I’d been to Vienna once, four decades ago, loved it and always meant to go back. But would it be worth it to go in winter, ...
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"We know that when he cries, we're in the right spot," Oscar-winning composer Alexandre Desplat says of Frankentein's director ...
Music can be a distraction from triggers and create a relaxing environment for dogs kept in kennels or left alone at home.
Some cats like to linger near a piano and even try playing the keys. The vibration they feel from the instrument has a tranquil and comforting effect, making them feel at ease. These orange cats are ...
People use music to set moods and evoke positive memories. The right song at the right time can have similar effects on dogs. Pet owners, trainers and animal shelter workers sometimes use music as a ...
Experts say music may help relax some dogs in certain settings, but its effects depend on temperament, environment and use, and it should not replace proper training or treatment. People use music to ...
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