This trend was augmented by the Industrial Revolution and the growth of the middle class in the 19th century, which enabled young men to select a spouse and pay for a wedding, regardless of ...

The Cabot Mill, with its sturdy brick walls and large windows, is a piece of history in its own right. It’s a testament to Maine’s industrial past, now repurposed to house treasures from every era.

One preoccupation of the queer community that I can’t – and won’t – explain is how we’re all obsessed with the aesthetics of divorced people. No one really enjoys or covets romantic ...

says Jacques Garcia. The AD100 Hall of Famer stands in his 17th-century apartment, between the building’s courtyard and its garden. It’s a home from a dream, located on Paris’s Left Bank.

And in doing so, she is creating a monumental piece of art. Setting herself a challenge to create a draw/painting for 3000 days on a series of scrolls, she is making Australia’s own version of the ...