Emily Bobrow

The CEO of the Sundance Institute is looking for films that help viewers make sense of the world

The long-distance champion says the demands of organized athletics are often at odds with the needs of growing young women

The entrepreneurial twins turned renovating houses from a side hustle into a TV phenomenon.

The CEO of Hallmark Media believes that ‘people want to live in a Hallmark movie’

Forty years after the internet was born, one of its pioneers calls for more critical thinking about how we use it.

The pediatrician behind ‘The Happiest Baby on the Block’ has advice for parents who are struggling to manage largely on their own

The outgoing director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory looks to supercomputers to help solve the problems of tomorrow

The Philippine journalist sees authoritarian governments and weaponized social media as dual threats to democracy

The first Native to serve as U.S. Poet Laureate believes that poems can give us ‘new ways to speak with each other’ at a time of division.

The gift of an accordion set a self-described nerd on the road to offbeat musical fame.

For 30 years, his bestselling Goosebumps novels have offered ‘rollercoaster’ thrills for readers under 12

The head of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence believes in the power of sharing survivors’ stories.

The author of the bestselling ‘School for Good and Evil’ series wants to give young readers room to figure out right and wrong for themselves

After starring in blockbusters like ‘Thelma and Louise,’ the actress is challenging Hollywood to make more ‘insanely successful’ movies with female leads

The autism advocate believes diagnostic labels shouldn’t stop young people from cultivating their talents