Crossing one's arms is a common gesture, often interpreted as a sign of closure or disagreement. However, this posture can have varied meanings depending on the context, culture, and individual.

Called at times the Crusader’s Cross, it became attached particularly to the coat of arms of the famed Crusader knight Godfrey de Bouillon, one of the leaders of the First Crusade, but it was ...

See our ethics policy. So why are all the chefs crossing their arms? To get to the bottom of this rash of jumbled limbs, I called in the experts, starting with portrait photographer Melanie Dunea ...