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The depiction of an enslaved Black child known as “Jersey” by celebrated 18th-century portrait painter Joshua Reynolds has long puzzled art historians, raising questions about the boy’s identity and life — and whether or not he was even real.

With just under a month until the FIFA World Cup kicks off, thousands of people are filling Argentine plazas strategizing to win a different game that has become a beloved part of the quadrennial competition: collecting and trading stickers to complete the official World Cup stickerbook.

A Denver restaurant is doing something special for those grieving their moms this Mother’s Day.

No one is more excited about getting on base than Omaha. The Golden Retriever is just doing her job, and loving it, fetching bats for a professional Lake Elsinore baseball team.

French chef Yannick Alléno has amassed 18 Michelin stars while redefining modern French cuisine through innovative techniques and luxury concepts and continues to expand his culinary influence worldwide

The truth is more nuanced, experts say. The decision to go no contact is often difficult, but there can be growth that comes out of it.

To board the yacht named Christina, in the glamorous late middle of the 20th century, was to float amid the highest levels of fame, celebrity and royalty: Winston Churchill! Liza Minnelli! Rudolf Nureyev! Its owner, the Greek shipping magnate and definitive international playboy Aristotle Onassis, equipped it with a lapis lazuli fireplace, an onyx spiral staircase, a swimming pool with a mosaic bottom that ascended to become a dance floor, and barstools upholstered in whale-penis leather.

Dozens of urban artists from 17 countries have converged on one of Europe’s most important industrial landmarks for a show that takes advantage of the former ironworks’ sprawling spaces and aura of abandonment.

Despite today’s outsized international interest in K-culture, one facet that some new, eager fans haven’t been able to fully enjoy is K-beauty.

Miners in Myanmar have discovered a rare ruby of enormous size, considered to be the second-largest by weight ever found in the conflict-battered Southeast Asian nation, state media reported Friday.

This year’s Mother’s Day floral orders don’t appear so different at first, but look closely and you might see a few tweaks.

Artworks by Renoir, Degas and Rodin that are believed to have been looted by the Nazis from their Jewish owners have gone on display at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris.

Tourism in the Antarctic Peninsula is a niche but booming industry powered by deep-pocketed adventure-seekers traveling thousands of miles to marvel at penguin colonies and take “polar plunges” in sight of icebergs.

 Mike Miller and Benjamin Radford have both spent years talking about Bigfoot – from very different points of view.

It is a sight that has sent shivers down the spines of many visitors: four complete skeletons draped in silk and brocade, adorned with precious stones, filigree gold, silver and lace that have been on display for centuries at the Catholic monastery church of Banz in southern Germany.