Category : Arts


Fashion Collection Reborn 50 Years After Belfast Fire

The Ulster Museum's costume and textile collection, destroyed in a 1976 firebomb attack, has been meticulously rebuilt over five decades. A major new exhibition, 'Ashes to Fashion,' showcases the remarkable recovery, featuring historic garments and contem

Royal Mint Dropped Aslan Coin Over Poodle-Like Design

The Royal Mint abandoned plans to feature Aslan on a commemorative 50p coin after its advisory committee deemed the lion's design resembled a 'poodle' rather than the majestic creature from C.S. Lewis's classic novel.

Lockdown Photo: Broom and Nail Inspire Viral iPhone Shot

Spanish photographer Dominic Dähncke captured a striking image on his iPhone XS during Covid lockdowns, using a broom and a nail on a rooftop in Tenerife. The photo highlights finding beauty in everyday objects close to home.

Civil War Scholar Gabor Boritt Dies at 86

Gabor S. Boritt, a Hungarian immigrant and esteemed Civil War historian who founded the Civil War Institute and the Lincoln Prize, has died in Pennsylvania at age 86.

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