Queen Mary stepped out for a public engagement on Friday as the Danish royal palace shared an update on Queen Margrethe's health. The former Danish monarch, 85, was hospitalised as a precaution on ...

Mary J. Blige is being sued by Misa Hylton and rapper Vado for allegedly derailing his career and withholding his album to dissolve their business ties. Blige is accused of withholding Vado’s ...

A Renaissance (c. 1524) oil-on-panel painting depicting Mary Magdalene transferring ointment from a maiolica pharmacy jar to a smaller vessel. Now located at the Walter's Art Museum in Baltimore ...

That might be why scholars just can’t quit chasing down the truth about Mary Magdalene. Mary Magdalene is one of the most recognizable—and misunderstood—figures of the Bible. Scholars have ...

The story of Mary and the Nativity is as old as the faith and as fresh as the future. What could be (or should be) more welcome around Christmastime than a movie about Mary and the birth of Jesus?

Mary Cosby is finally addressing why her husband, Robert Cosby Sr., isn’t featured on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City anymore. “He’s good. He’s a man and they hold grudges,” Mary ...

Mary Elizabeth Foley, age 89, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, October 1, 2024 at home surrounded by her loving family. Mary was born on May 5, 1935 in Ashland, WI to Vance and Gladys Flynn Blahnik.

PORTSMOUTH — Mary Carey Foley's reaction to her dear friend Joe Biden dropping out of the 2024 presidential race was emotional. "I'm heartbroken," she wrote in response to a text Sunday afternoon.

The preposterously enjoyable “Oh, Mary!,” which opened Thursday night at the Lyceum Theatre, does the impossible — thanks to the irrepressible comic genius of playwright and actor Cole Escola.

Mary M. Foley FAIR HAVEN — The Funeral Mass for Mary Mallory Foley, who passed away peacefully on January 13, 2024 at Our House Outback in Rutland, will be celebrated on Friday May 31, 2024 at 11:00 ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick Cole Escola’s play, which imagines Mary Todd Lincoln as a frustrated cabaret singer, surprisingly pulls off stretching a stupid ...