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Seventeenth-century writer Aphra Behn (1640-89) made her name in London’s theatre world as the playwright who provided the Duke’s Theatre Company (the theatre company chartered by King Charles II at the start of the Restoration era) with some of its biggest hits. Now her Restoration play, The Amorous Prince, has…

“I wanted to finish my career working for Jim Furyk.”

Prolonged abuse of a pet pig described as bizarre and cruel has landed its owner a $5000 fine and a life ban from owning animals.

Clare Hargreaves follows in the footsteps of Pan along the Menalon Trail on Greece’s Peloponnese peninsula

Wayne Brady brought out the confetti to celebrate coming out as pansexual, and that's not all!

Has Gen Z yellow had its day in the sun? Designers and trend forecasters say these two new colors are coming up on the horizon – and it’s not what you think

Playing trance-inducing music that has existed for centuries, the Master Musicians invite us to rural Morocco to experience it up close – complete with gods in goat skins

A marble statue of the Greek god Pan was found in "backfill" at an archaeological site in Istanbul that probably came from elsewhere in the ancient city.

A mysterious network of tunnels and chambers decorated with mosaics and marble have been discovered during excavation work at a church that dates back 1,500 years