Sharna Burgess is all in her feels. The Dancing with the Stars pro is missing her man (AKA Brian Austin Green) and her ...

An office building from the 1930s in London was about to be demolished — until remnants of the city’s first Roman basilica ...

Gold Coins Worth Almost a Million Dollars During Kitchen Renovation A couple found a large stash of gold coins while renovating their house. The gold coins were unearthed from the couple's kitchen ...

At the beginning of the 16th century, London was on the fringes of Europe, culturally and economically as well as geographically. A hundred years later, it was the pulmonary engine of an empire on the ...

It's told uniquely from the perspective of the women, but it also sheds light on the lives of people of color who were living and working in 16th-century London. 'Teenage Catherine of Aragon ...

With victories in eight of the meet’s 11 events, the Dragons steamrolled to their 16th consecutive city championship Thursday at Madison Park High School, topping runner-up O’Bryant (83 points ...

LONDON (AP) — Norman Gregory is an institution ... the reign of Queen Mary I — aka “Bloody Mary” — in the 16th century when Protestants were burned to death as punishment for their ...

Usman Khawaja insists he's not consumed by individual accolades after providing the perfect answer to critics such as Michael Clarke with a majestic double century in the first Test against Sri ...

Over the weekend, famed "Octomom" Natalie "Nadya" Suleman celebrated her eight kids' milestone 16th birthday. The internet personality, 49, first shot to fame in 2009, when she became the first ...

Kate Barton knows all too well that the construction that overtook Denver's 16th Street Mall for the last ... Dually headquartered in London and New York City, DNCO has worked with communities ...

One of London’s largest and oldest thatched roofs, on a 15th-century Tithe Barn, is currently being removed and replaced with fresh thatching as part of a large restoration project. Upminster tithe ...

The policing of a weekend protest in London against Israel’s genocide in Gaza was alarmingly heavy-handed, bearing troubling echoes of the repression faced by early 19th-century reformers in the ...