Three-time Tony Award-winner Charles Strouse, Broadway’s industrious, master melody-maker who composed the music for such classic musical theater hits as “Annie,” “Bye Bye B… ...

The Prince Charles Hotel in Fayetteville celebrated its 100th anniversary in April 2025. The historic hotel has undergone numerous ownership changes, renovations and closures throughout its history.

“Bonnie Prince Charlie” — the ill-fated Catholic Stuart claimant to the British throne — is entombed in marble splendor within St. Peter’s Basilica.

'Bonnie Prince Charlie' — the ill-fated Catholic Stuart claimant to the British throne — is entombed in marble splendor within the basilica, just a few steps from the front door.

Bonnie Prince Charlie ran in the footsteps of dinosaurs when he fled English troops during the doomed Jacobite rebellion, scientists have found. Fossil footprints from several meat-eating and ...

The iconic 'mark me' phrase resurfaced in Outlander's sixth season during Bonnie Prince Charlie's dramatic escape to the Isle of Skye, aided by Flora MacDonald (portrayed by Shauna Macdonald).

Listening to it, you’ll feel a little urge to do the same: As Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Oldham sounds so in his element that, really, it’s hard not to join in the fun.

Other distinguished guests at the palace were Charles I, Oliver Cromwell (the palace was burnt down after he left), and Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie), who stayed at the palace for ...

The Purple Bird is out 1/31 on No Quarter/Domino. Fun fact: Before Samhain, London May played drums in the Baltimore punk band Reptile House, and other members of that band went on to form ...

Prince Albert and Victoria took to tartan like American golfers, and as a result, the interior of Balmoral was a riot of Hunting Stewart and Dress Cameron. The design choice was perhaps inspired ...

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The book's cover The exiled scion of the Stewart Dynasty, Prince Charles launched the Jacobite rebellion in the Highlands in August 1745 with the aim of usurping the British throne.