Whether you have inherited an old sewing machine or picked one up at the local thrift shop, it's totally normal to be curious about its value. Antique Singer sewing machine values are determined by ...

The family-owned business in the River Market has been sewing flags for over a century. Now, they’re readying for their ...

WASSAIL DAY: London Wildlife Trust hosts a Wassail Day at Dulwich Village Orchard. It's an ancient custom of singing to apple ...

The Beirut-born pop star is back with his first English-language album in six years, the dazzling ‘Hyperlove’. He opens up to ...

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That story also had a factual issue: that she signed her clothes with lipstick. "Please. I mean, how silly," she scoffed. Stories flowed out of her: about the time she was worried that the fringes on ...

Bargain enthusiasts, savvy shoppers, and secondhand aficionados have uncovered a thrifting wonderland tucked away in Brockton that’s worth every mile of the journey.

Hidden inside a corner building at 1511 W. Howard St., just blocks west of Sheridan Road on the Evanston-Chicago border, is a ...

One sign near the entrance states that the average American throws away 81 pounds of clothing each year – a sobering statistic that makes you view those racks of used clothing in a different light.

Inside that original steel-lined safe room is an iron wine rack and a drain designed for the swift disposal of alcohol.

On Jan. 16, 1988, Addam Swapp and Vickie Singer detonated 50 pounds of dynamite inside a Latter-day Saint meetinghouse in the tiny town of Marion, in Summit County.