One of the most beloved illustrated children’s books of all time, Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are, has delighted readers since 1963. It sold over 19 million copies and has several ...

Welcome back to another issue of Your Movie Mage, where I discuss underrated movies across genres. Before break, we discussed the highly underrated buddy-cop film, “The Nice Guys.” This week, we’ll be ...

Movie analysts are predicting a big box-office haul for "Where the Wild Things Are" this weekend--a safe bet considering that the justly-praised children's picture-book on which it's based has been a ...

‘Where the Wild Things Are’ has been enchanting young readers for more than 50 years, but did you know that the classic children’s book has Brooklyn roots? Author Maurice Sendak was a Brooklyn native, ...

"I like interesting people and kids are really interesting people," he explained to The Associated Press last fall. "And if you didn't paint them in little blue, pink and yellow, it's even more ...

You can file this one under “Where the Wild Things Are.” The popular children’s picture book was written and illustrated in 1963 by American author Maurice Sendak. About a week ago, around dusk, I was ...

Forty-six years ago, Maurice Sendak wrote and illustrated a slim picture book that delighted many, troubled a few and toppled the conventions of children's literature. On 48 pages composed of just 10 ...