A Grade I listed church is preparing for a radical makeover to transform it into a "dynamic hub" for everybody. St Cuthbert's Church in Darlington, which dates back 800 years, and is known as the Lady ...

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The dish will be added to the Greenville County, S.C., school menu rotation for the school year Toria Sheffield joined the PEOPLE editorial staff in 2024. Her work as a writer/editor has previously ...

The four-item lineup, available nationwide for a limited time, includes The Last Dab, a sauce made with Pepper X, the world’s spiciest chile. Nicolette is a lifestyle writer based in Brooklyn, NY.

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Terence Stamp will always be remembered as one of Hollywood’s most iconic British actors. With roles in Superman, the Star Wars franchise and several other on-screen projects, Terence established a ...

Marvol, an intimate dining restaurant, is now open in Appleton. The restaurant features a small plates menu and craft cocktails. Owner Adam Marty has teamed up with the owner of Commodore Club, ...

The Players Era Festival, the Las Vegas-based NIL event that pays millions to college basketball players and debuted with eight teams this season, is expanding again — and in historic fashion. As ...

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Dining out with my family recently at a bustling restaurant in Philadelphia, I noticed the server giving off a bit of a brusque, apathetic vibe. But my daughters didn’t mind, practically squealing ...