Soon, Everyone in Britain Could Be Called ‘Smith’ We need to toss the custom of women adopting their husband’s surnames before it’s too late. By Andre Walker
‘Declaration of Independence’ Painting Recreated With Founders’ Diverse Descendants Ancestry.com has gathered a diverse grouping of the Founding Father's descendants for the purpose of recreating Trumbull's iconic artwork. By Alanna Martinez
Barack Obama’s Sixth Cousin: I Love the President But Not Genealogy You don't need to know your genealogy to know yourself. By Ann Votaw
The Art Basel and UBS Collecting Survey Shows Gen Z Setting the Pace, and the Megafair Is Remaking Itself to Keep Up By Elisa Carollo
At Copenhagen’s Koan, Kristian Baumann Turns a Dual Identity Into a Culinary Strength By Emily Zemler
Dindga McCannon Has Been Stitching Black History into the American Art Canon for 60 Years By Elisa Carollo