A new Apple TV+ series explores the life of the so-called "King of Chefs and the Chef of Kings" – shown as a wild enfant ...

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From sewing labels into garments to using live models, Charles Frederick Worth was a pioneer that shaped the global fashion ...

The young Sissi wed Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria at the age of 16, a marriage that thrust her into formal Habsburg court life ... (or ‘melancholy’ as it was dubbed in the 19th century) as a ...

“It is not given to us mortals,” 18th-century French author Montesquieu wrote, “to see the Nile feeble and at its source.” During the 19th century ... man had such a formal bearing ...

The British then marched into Washington, which American officials had hastily abandoned, leaving behind a formal dinner set ... The War of 1812 is a 19th-century version of Korea.” ...

Later, 17th-century Quakers used the handshake in place of bowing, as a way of showing that everyone was equal. By the 18th and 19th centuries ... archers taunted the French at the Battle of ...

When New Yorkers think of getaways, the Hamptons or the Catskills often steal the spotlight, but Saratoga Springs deserves ...

Properly fortified, head to The Bookshelf, an independent bookstore that embodies the best of small-town literary culture. The carefully curated selection reflects both national trends and regional ...

A fail-safe way to bring a trench from your winter wardrobe into the spring is through an injection of colour. The Frankie ...