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When recreating a fantasy city, Gemma Jackson pulled inspiration from real-life destinations

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Growing season is quickly approaching, it’s the perfect time to start a small garden. Aren’t sure what to plant? Herbs have great nutritional and medicinal benefits and have been utilized for centuries!

Just in time for the 2019 French Open, Court Simonne-Mathieu—complete with its own network of greenhouses—is ready for play

Selfwinding watch with date display and centre seconds. 18-carat pink gold case, silvered dial, 18-carat pink gold bracelet. 40 brilliant-cut diamonds; ~0.90 carat (bezel).

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He frequently lectured on and wrote about the religious perspective on environmentalism, bioethics, and Judaism and modern science.

By Elliot Eglash The conceptual artist John Baldessari has forged a career out of inventive captioning. In most cases, captions serve an informative purpose, marrying images to words in a manner that provides meaning or context for the audience. Baldessari’s captions are more like odd couples. In o

In marking the 500th anniversary of Leonardo’s death, museums spanning the globe are fêting his artistry, while others are debating certain credited paintings' authenticity

Kelly Behun conjures a happy Hamptons retreat for a fun-loving family

Tour the Age of Innocence author's former beachside home.

A roundup of what we’ve been reading and needing this week

HEPI Director Nick Hillman looks back on what Theresa May’s premiership has meant for higher education and universities. Back in 2015, during her final Conservative Party Conference speech as Home Secretary, Theresa May took a sharp dart from the box labelled ‘populism’ and fired it directly at universities: I don’t care what the university lobbyists …

James Van Fleet is the only chief meteorologist working in the cruise industry. Surprisingly, hurricanes are not his biggest concern.

Get your kicks — and your Instagram posts — at a refurbished motor court that opened in 1936 on a slice of Route 66.

In failing to hold Egypt and Saudi Arabia to account over the deaths of Giulio Regeni and Jamal Khashoggi, the west is making a rod for its own back

The Salvos are working around the clock housing older women who in their later years are finding themselves...

Actress Nikki Galrani, who was last seen in Jiiva's Kee, is taking the internet by storm with pics from a new photoshoot. In the pics, Nikki and her team have attempted to recreate the paintings of iconic artist Ravi Varma.

Sean Scovell, 21, died at MCG Quarries' South Moranbah site in June 2012, six months after the quarry was h...

pgmrdlm shares a report from The Guardian: An "astonishing and unparalleled" 2,300-year-old shield made of tree bark has been discovered in Leicestershire, the only example of its kind ever found in Europe. The shield was discovered in 2015 by archaeologists from the University of Leicester Archaeo...