Romans celebrated Saturnalia — a lively winter festival honoring the god Saturn. Marked by feasting, gift-giving, and role reversals where slaves and masters switched places, Saturnalia was a time of ...

The collection of Hixson’s Flower Barn, a well-loved Cleveland institution since 1953, will be sold at an online auction at 9:30 a.m., Saturday, July 19. Rachel Davis Fine Arts Auctioneers is ...

A glass of Burgundy sipped during dinner. A chilled Chardonnay while the sun goes down. A sparkling Champagne at a wedding. Typically, a glass of wine is something savored. Except in one quiet town in ...

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Las Cruces, in southwestern New Mexico, blends mountain and desert scenery with Mexican, Native American and Western culture.

The fern that brings money: Another ritual linked to the night of San Giovanni is to collect a fern and keep it in the pocket to encourage economic prosperity. Also in this case, no scientific ...

After Barney fails a chemistry exam due to stress, desperate Nicola has the idea to bring back the Mitchell family ‘Half Christmas’ tradition to cheer up her son – but it goes horribly wrong.

For at least 400 years during Christmas season, Irish mummers have dressed in straw outfits while going house-to-house captivating residents with their plays, rhymes, singing, dancing, and music ...

Pedro Almodóvar's 'Bitter Christmas' to debut in 2026, exploring grief and fiction, with a stellar cast, produced by El Deseo and Movistar Plus+.

Warner Bros. will release the film in Spain in 2026, with the North American release so far undisclosed. “Bitter Christmas,” or “Amarga Navidad,” stars a slew of Almodóvar newcomers and ...

Pedro Almodóvar will start shooting his next film, the Spanish-language Bitter Christmas, in Madrid and the Canary Islands for El Deseo and Movistar Plus+ later this month. Warner Bros Spain will ...

PRINCESS DIANA ‘HATED’ CHRISTMAS WITH ROYALS AT SANDRINGHAM, WAS 'MORTIFIED' BY ONE TRADITION: EXPERT Princess Diana with her two sons, Prince William, left, and Prince Harry.