While we call November 11 Veterans Day here in the United States, it’s referred to as Remembrance Day in the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries, and some folks still like to call it Armistice Day, or even Poppy Day, depending on who you talk
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The stars continue to shine in London's West End, as Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell are set to lead director Jamie Lloyd's upcoming production of Much Ado About Nothing at the Theater Royal, Drury Lane.
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Think you know the history of Queen Victoria and her reign?
Our new series runs down the truth behind the popular period drama Victoria and asks how accurate each week's episode is. This week we take a look at Season 3's "A Coburg Quartet."
Previously on Poldark: The timeline of our story jumps forward roughly a year. Vile George Warleggan and his equally Vile Uncle arrange to purchase Ross’ debt from the bank, with plans to call it in and ruin him. Elsewhere, Ross and Elizabeth have a
