Today would have been the 135^th birthday of the great economist John Maynard Keynes, who was born in Cambridge, UK in 1883.

Keynes led a revolution in economic thinking during the Great Depression, and his theories continue to influence politicians, academics, and economists to this day. But did you know his theories are also helpful in solving everyday problems?

What Would Keynes Do? is the newest title in our series of humorous self-help books in which the great thinkers of philosophy, politics, psychology, and economics tackle the commonplace issues we all face.

From questioning whether it’s ok to be selfish to deciding how much money to put into retirement savings, the world’s greatest economists are here to help.

It's an exciting day for music fans, as the 60th Annual Grammy Awards are tonight.

The first Grammys were presented in May 1959 to honour the greatest musical achievements from the previous year, and since then over 7,500 trophies have been awarded.

The show isn't without its critics, but it can't be denied that some great musicians have been recognized over the years, including many of the artists profiled in Rock Chronicles, 2nd Ed.: Every Legend, Every Line-Up, Every Look. 

Find out which Grammy-winning rock star is most like you by taking our quiz: Which Grammy-winning rock band are you?

Today is World Philosophy Day!

UNESCO founded the day in 2005 to recognize the enduring value of philosophy for the development of human thought.

For centuries, philosophers have examined every aspect of life from the big questions of morality and the existence of God to our relationships with each other and our opinions about art and culture.

In What Would Nietzsche Do? — a unique self-help book applying philosophy to daily life — readers get a peek into the minds of history's great thinkers and a chance to see how Nietzsche, Aristotle, or Karl Marx might solve everyday problems.