Author: Michael Flett

The royal court of Versailles can be a warm and bright haven for those upon whom “the Sun King” Louis XIV gazes with favour, but for Marie-Josèphe d’Alembert,

It doesn’t matter how much Samantha loves her little brother Gary, dutifully playing her part in the films he makes with friends Miles and Jack in the wrestling

He says that is for the family he is doing it, to learn how to survive and hunt in a wilderness to support them should circumstances necessitate, but

Our future climate stability dependent on moving away from oil and coal and closer to net-zero electricity production through a spectrum of alternative sources, Edinburgh Science director Simon

The San Sebastián Abbey, the sole asset of Roberto Vasquez inherited by his wife upon his tragic death, she and their children relocating to the Castile region of

Once a respected filmmaker, Leonor Reyes has slipped far from the limelight, living with her surviving son Rudie in the slums of Milan and unable to take care

Originally released in the summer of 1954 and based on the 1929 novel of the same name by Lloyd C Douglas, Magnificent Obsession was the first film which

The Edinburgh Science Festival last night welcomed the Astronomer Royal, the cosmologist and astrophysicist Lord Martin Rees, to the auditorium of the National Museum of Scotland for a

Dawn Wiener has not been blessed in life; her older brother Mark is smarter than her, playing in a garage band and coaching others in computer science, her

A Technicolour fantasia from the golden age of Hollywood now approaching it’s seventieth birthday, Douglas Sirk’s 1955 melodrama All that Heaven Allows receives a 2K restoration as it