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Study reveals relationship with hats goes far deeper than fashion

Study reveals relationship with hats goes far deeper than fashion

By Stephen Beech Hat etiquette was both a status symbol and a source of conflict in 17th century Britain, reveals new research. From refusing to doff headwear in court to resisting hat-snatching highway robbers, historians say the relationship with hats goes far deeper than fashion. While "hatiquette"

Remember the Kennedys Miniseries Even History Wouldn’t Touch?

With a preposterous docuseries called Ancient Aliens and discredited documentaries about Bigfoot and Amelia Earhart, History doesn’t have a sterling reputation among actual historians. But in 2011, the cable channel found the miniseries The Kennedys subpar and decided against airing the $30 million production. For weeks, TV viewers weren’

‘Jury Duty’s Anthony Norman on Meeting Ronald Gladden, Whether Show Should Continue & More

The fun isn’t over yet for Jury Duty fans. Two bonus episodes of Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat have arrived on Prime Video to show the aftermath of Anthony Norman‘s turn as the unwitting hero of a docu-style sitcom-slash-prank show. In them, Anthony is finally

Ready-to-drink cocktails gain ground as hosts look for easy spring options

Spring hosts are leaving the shaker on the shelf and reaching instead for ready-to-drink cocktails, or RTDs, which are premixed canned or bottled drinks built for quick service. With more meals and get-togethers moving outdoors, RTDs offer an easier way to serve cocktails without the extra prep.

CNN’s Scott Jennings Has Meltdown Over Megyn Kelly & More in Fiery Debate With John King

Scott Jennings got into an explosive debate with John King over Donald Trump during an April 8 CNN broadcast. King brought up how several former Trump allies are now speaking out against him amid the war in Iran. “You may not agree with all those voices, but there are a

In his efforts to remake federal architecture, Trump repudiates the ‘republican ideals’ that have long informed it

In his efforts to remake federal architecture, Trump repudiates the ‘republican ideals’ that have long informed it

(NASHVILLE) Sand was thrown in the gears of President Donald Trump’s grand White House ballroom plans on March 31, 2026, when U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon ordered a pause on construction. The president, the judge wrote, was the “steward” of the residence, not its “owner.” In response,