One hundred years ago, F. Scott Fitzgerald enchanted readers with a tale of love, lust, wealth and woe. As The Great Gatsby celebrates its centennial, the Empire State Building will light up green ...

Nick first sees Gatsby stretching his arms towards a green light at the end of Daisy's dock. Here, the green light is a symbol of hope. After meeting up with Daisy in chapter five, the light ...

There are events and festivities scheduled all week in New York City to celebrate the centennial of F. Scott Fitzgerald's ...

But aspiration doesn't guarantee success. Remember that Jay Gatsby, the character who strives, who stretches out his arms to ...

Each year, 100 years after its publication this month in April 1925, “The Great Gatsby” sells around half a million copies, ...

With an (ever)green light on this very special collab with The Plaza throughout the musical’s run, visitors can live like Gatsby himself with a stay in The Plaza’s bespoke Gatsby Suite ...

Scott Fitzgerald’s timeless novel has landed on the Broadway musical stage for the first time ever in The Great Gatsby, a new hit show transporting sold-out audiences on “a glitzy ...

A century after its release, "The Great Gatsby" haunts readers. That green light in the distance still blinks incessantly, no more explicable than author F. Scott Fitzgerald intended.

A hundred years after The Great Gatsby was published, the green light at the end of Daisy’s dock still glows — not just in ...

But aspiration doesn't guarantee success. Remember that Jay Gatsby, the character who strives, who stretches out his arms to that green light and all it represents, is dead at the beginning of ...