The collection of hats once owned by those four women are now on display at the Atlanta History Center as the “Hats of the King Family Women” exhibit, part of the larger “She Shall Not Be Moved” ...

Christine A. Moore, owner of Christina A. Moore Millinery, has made hats for New York City Opera and Broadway productions and ...

According to KFF, federal US policies dating back to the 1800s have influenced some of the challenges, including access to ...

William Nesbit, an African American man who moved to Blair County in the mid-1800s was instrumental in helping others secure ...

CHESTNUT HILL – The top-ranked Boston College men’s hockey team won its seventh ... Ryan Leonard scored a hat-trick for the Eagles, while Gabe Perreault also found the back of the net.

With more than a century of storied history, Pritchard House in Bluffton’s Old Town has been listed for $4.9 million. Located at 131 Pritchard St., the house was originally built before the Civil War ...

Save for the “doctor is ready now”, do any four words inspire more trepidation—and less excitement—than “cocktail attire for men”? (We’re exaggerating, but only a little.) ...

This historic home in Old Town Bluffton hit the market on Jan. 24 for $4.9 million. Expand to read more Edge of Reality Productions Listen to this article 5 min A historic estate in the South ...

The dark palette was not chosen so she would be relegated to the background, unseen in a sea of men’s overcoats. No. This hat feels defiant. If you like the metaphor of fashion as armor, ...

(Saul Loeb/Pool photo via AP) Melania's hat stops Donald Trump kissing her at inauguration ceremony The scrutiny was indeed unparalleled. As the spouse of one of the most polarizing political ...

While all eyes were on Donald Trump during his inauguration, you couldn’t help but notice a peculiar, wide-brimmed hat worn by First Lady Melania Trump. The headgear, designed by Eric Javits, sparked ...

The red MAGA hats were everywhere and seemingly worn by ... held placards promising to “leave no man behind” as if these men and women had fought in some foreign war rather than in a battle ...