Jane Austen's timeless novel Pride and Prejudice has inspired many works of art since its release — and now it's headed to Netflix! On April 10, the streamer announced that best-selling author ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. FOLLOWING her sold-out Agatha Christie tour, historian Lucy Worsley will delve into the life of Jane Austen. In these talks, Ms Worsley will ...

While “Regency Girls” isn’t a Jane Austen sequel, her famed novel of manners set in the early 1800s has inspired a world-premiere musical comedy at the Old Globe about a woman of that era ...

There is a California law requiring most health insurers to cover fertility preservation before medical treatments that can cause infertility. Unfortunately learning about coverage is not a ...

Since taking office, President Donald Trump has continued to carry out promises of cracking down on immigration, including refugees. Resettlement has been suspended and federal funding has been ...

Planning authorities have ruled a £17m country house adored by novelist Jane Austen can be bulldozed, despite local residents objections. Ashe Park House, near Basingstoke was mentioned in a ...

Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, Saoirse Ronan, and Millie Bobbie Brown have worn Jane Austen bags on the big screen; Taylor Swift, Leighton Meester, Elizabeth Olsen, and Chapelle Roan have worn them ...

If you want to make the crossbody trend even more elegant, now you can with this quilted bag that’s just $22 at Amazon. With quilted stitching and a chain shoulder strap, the bag resembles the ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. An 'idyllic' £17 million Hampshire country house visited by Jane Austen is set to be demolished after a council found the building 'had no ...

Jane Austen may have been born 250 years ago, but her spirit lives on in the still-standing places she wrote about—as long as their literary importance is honored. Ashe Park House is one of ...

The country mansion where Jane Austen attended balls and which she mentioned in her letters is to be demolished by its new owners, despite objections from neighbours and conservationists.