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Newport, Rhode Island's opulent mansions set the scene for HBO's new period drama, "The Gilded Age," from Julian Fellowes, creator of “Downton Abbey.”

Newport, Rhode Island's opulent mansions set the scene for HBO's new period drama, "The Gilded Age," from Julian Fellowes, creator of “Downton Abbey.”

Newport portrays itself, as well as New York City; Doylestown, Pennsylvania; and Dansville, New York, in the HBO drama by the creator of "Downton Abbey."

WE may only just be in winter but 10 years ago we were all talking about The Big Freeze.

Check out these holiday, Christmas and Hanukkah events and celebrations in Rhode Island throughout the month of December.

The First World War hero was riding his beloved Brough Superior bike near his home in Dorset in 1935 when he is said to have swerved to avoid two schoolboys on their bikes.

If the trust’s properties have slavery links, we should know. Yet to attack Churchill played into the hands of culture warriors, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Mars Volta Are Now Reissuing Their La Realidad de Los Sueños Records Individually If you missed out on the box set, you have a second chance to grab individual vinyl reissues of all their albums Published May 14, 2021 If you were one of those unlucky Mars Volta fans who missed out on their quickly sold-out box set La Realidad de Los Sueños, we have good news. Today the band announced they will also be repressing all their albums individually. All six of the albums contained in La Realidad ...

Carolyn Staunton from Sturminster Newton has recommended the Willow Tearooms in Shillingstone: “I held a very successful ladies traditional afternoon tea party at this charming 18th Century tearoom and restaurant last summer. It has a view of Hambledon Hill from the garden. You can call in for refreshing choice of teas, cakes, finger sandwiches, scones or wholesome boiled egg with soldiers when walking or cycling along the North Dorset Trailway just behind it.” There’s something special a...

Corfe Castle and Kingston Lacy. Main image: Chris Short FOLLOWING the easing of lockdown restrictions, the National Trust is urging people to book in advanced if visiting their open sites. The gardens, parks and countryside locations run by the National Trust are set for a busy bank holiday weekend. And visitors are strongly urge to make sure they secure a booking before travelling as entry cannot be guaranteed on arrival without a booking. In Dorset, the two sites where a booking is ...