That art is becoming part of Spencer’s history is cyclical, because it is in large part due to a concerted effort to hold on ...

On Tuesday, Sept. 3, the theater closed after wrapping up “Bye Bye Birdie,” the final show of their production season, to ...

Instead of just sending in a flash drive of his portfolio, he elaborately painted a vintage suitcase — in the style of retro sign painters. "To kind of make up for my sort of lack of fine art ...

Sales of art at the major auction houses in London this ... But the firm pointed to signs that market confidence may be returning, including the fact fewer artworks were withdrawn from the London ...

Astrology can influence musical preferences, with each zodiac sign leaning toward specific genres and artists that mirror their unique characteristics. Fire signs prefer energetic and dramatic ...

The U.S. dollar remained stable, easing pressure on the yen and other major currencies, as investors considered the Fed's interest rate path. The New Zealand dollar dropped after the RBNZ cut rates by ...

Dollar General will open its new DG Market with a grand opening event at 8 a.m. today at 1010 Leed Parkway, Plain. The new DG Market store features an expanded selection of fresh meats, fruits and ...

Heffel Fine Art Auction House; Heffel Gallery Talk about ... Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer ...

A Banksy-style sign maker has been keeping residents of a “sleepy city” entertained with his satirical creations. The man behind the curious signs, which have been popping up over Chichester ...

A dollar — what she could spare as a student ... in return unless they’re buying campaign merchandise like yard signs or a popular camouflage Harris-Walz cap. To find and cultivate small ...

Russia's isolation has also worried China — whose $18 trillion economy far outsizes Russia's $2 trillion — about relying on the US dollar-based financial system, prompting calls in the country ...

The economist Richard Koo built pianos in Hong Kong for his father-in-law for a year and a half between college and graduate school. Now he is the chief economist of Nomura Research Institute in ...