1940s  November 20, 1947: Day of joy that led to lifetime of devotion Theirs was a romance that beguiled a nation. Britain, weary of war and the austerity years that followed, was as much in love with the idea of a Royal Wedding as Elizabeth and Philip were with each other. The young couple did not disappoint. …

When Taylor Swift posted a trio of cryptic Instagrams on Thursday morning, fans knew something was going down—and they were right. The singer teased the release of her next single “Call It What You Want,” and at midnight on Friday, she delivered in a big way. “Call It What You Want” is the signature Swift …

Modern architecture is traversing many unconventional ways. The use of glass in as a dominating material is one of the features that developed recently. Quite a few glass buildings have taken birth over the years, displaying breathtaking beauty and outstanding innovation. Here is a list of Top 10 amazing glass buildings in the world. World’s …

Henry Jeffreys visits a country rediscovering its viticultural riches Every 100 metres or so on the main road to Iran that runs through the Vayots Dzor province of Armenia there is a stall selling tomatoes, watermelons and Coca-Cola. I was with an Italian-Armenian businessman Zorik Gharibian and his wife Yeraz, and they suggested we stop …

Cambridge University researchers have pinpointed the date of what could be the oldest solar eclipse yet recorded. The event, which occurred on October 30, 1207 BC, is mentioned in the Bible, and could help historians to date Egyptian pharaohs. “Solar eclipses are often used as a fixed point to date events in the ancient world,” …