These are the famous faces who grew up in the Gorbals in GlasgowThe Gorbals on the south bank of the River Clyde is one of Glasgow’s best known areas that has a rich history. During its peak in the ...

Grab an ice cream cone and stroll along the waterfront for a perfect end to your day. The town hosts fun festivals throughout ...

A sunken 18th-century boat has been discovered by chance near the majestic stone walls of Croatia’s medieval city of Dubrovnik.

When we admire great works of art, we rarely think about who the people depicted on the paintings are. Behind some famous paintings are real lives — romantic, dramatic or even exciting. We decided to ...

Step back in time with NYC restaurants that still serve 1960s charm—booths, burgers, and classic vibes that never went out of ...

The Citicorp Tower has been a Manhattan skyline icon for nearly a half-century with a glimmering silhouette and unique, prism-topped roof. The 54-story skyscraper was dedicated on Oct 12, 1977, by ...

Important 12th-century manuscript goes on display at Trinity College Dublin “The Book of Leinster − Preserving for the Future” has gone on display at the Book of Kells Experience and will ...

Cats have captured the imaginations and hearts of people throughout history. Their mysterious charm and independent nature have made them enduring companions and delightful subjects of legends and ...

She was born on April 27. CBS via Getty Images. Melissa Viviane Jefferson, born April 27, 1988, and known to the world as HRH Lizzo, is a stalwart Taurus sun with a grind or die Virgo moon.. Both ...

Qantas' historic "kangaroo route" is a prime example of aviation innovation over the past century. It dates back to 1934 when tiny biplanes began hopping 12 days between Australia and the UK.

And so were a lot of other unusual and/or notable people. Here are 48 of them, listed in no particular order. We defined "small town" as a place having fewer than 17,504 residents.

Built in the 12th century, and used up until the 17th century, the Knowlton church in Wimborne is surrounded by a Neolithic earthwork and is in the centre of a pagan circle.