Gloria is the man of the house (and Billboard Brasil's cover star.) ...

"It was, in fact, the land of the ever-memorable Beast, the Napoleon Bonaparte of wolves. What a fate it had! It lived ten ...

Throughout the play, Orgon’s servant, simply called Valet (Brendan Kelso ’27), kept the audience chuckling with his exasperated facial expressions as he silently observed the antics of the rest of the ...

Jenness Ruhl Peckham of South Kingstown was a force to be reckoned with in a man’s world during the 1920s and 1930s. She ...

Here’s some fruit for thought. A resurfaced video has reintroduced an easy food storage technique that has proven effective at keeping produce ripe for months since the 1700s.

Some of the products available were face stickers in various shapes — originally used in the 18th century to cover blemishes, which then turned into a fashion statement — colored hair powder ...

Since at least 2013, a rumor has circulated online that illegal gambling dens in 18th-century England hired people to swallow dice in the event of a police raid. In short, there is no credible ...

Svalbard, previously known as Spitsbergen, is a Norwegian territory in the Arctic Ocean. It rose in popularity in the 17th century as a stop for whalers. Later, in the 20th century, workers from ...

Hair loss is common in men and women, particularly with age – for example, androgenetic alopecia ... from ancient Egypt to the 18th century people of Issini (modern-day Ghana).

Giant wigs were a must-have for any man in the court of Louis XIV. The king’s absolute love for big hair sparked a trend that spread all over 17th-century Europe.

In the 18th century, however, moustaches, along with facial hair more generally, were frowned upon across Europe. They became associated with a rougher form of manliness, more suited to the rural ...