For a time, Fran Lopate — a Jewish mother of four from Flatbush — became America's most recognizable Italian spokesmodel.

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The unofficial title has long been disputed, with both the Mayflower and the Prospect of Whitby claiming it. Still haunted by ...

Eight women, including an amputee and a sexual assault survivor, describe how boudoir photography helped change their self-image.

Africa: Airtel Africa Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Airtel Africa plc, today announced the launch of its ‘Tech For Her ...

That thumpa-thump you hear over the hill may be Outside Lands or another music festival we forgot about, but either way there ...