This tufted bathmat will bring a bit of spring into your bathroom even in the dead of winter. The large size, normally priced ...

We love Anthropologie’s stylish homeware and kitchenware ... They make any drink feel more elegant, and a set is a great gift for any hostess. We love these monogrammed cocktail napkins ...

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Popular fashion outlet Anthropologie is closing its doors at 48 Brattle St. in Cambridge for good. After 14 years in Harvard Square, the retailer will close Jan. 16, according to a source with ...

Anthropologie’s end-of-season sale just got a little bit sweeter: The retailer is currently offering an extra 50 percent off already on-sale items, up from 40 percent post-Christmas. You can ...

This small village has a rich religious history, being credited with starting the tradition of live Nativity scenes. Located in the Lazio region of Italy, the town of Greccio is where Saint ...

She has been working in journalism for seven years. Fort Collins Police A baby Jesus figurine was returned to a Colorado nativity scene where it was stolen from just days before Christmas — and ...

Anthropologie, the well-known lifestyle brand famous for its eclectic offer of apparel, accessories, and home furnishings, ...

This is probably what you want. Look at any of the competing stories for "Best Cookware Sets," and you'll see other writers have come to the same conclusion. One of my brothers has this set ...

Even though January just started, love is already in the air, folks! This year, Valentine's Day falls on a Friday before a ...

LOCKLAND, Ohio (WXIX) - An surprising delivery on Christmas Eve in a Lockland nativity display. A sheep gave birth to twin. The live nativity scene in Lockland is a tradition for many people in ...

In 2007, Pope Benedict XVI revealed a new-style nativity scene in the Vatican's St. Peter's Square. It depicted Jesus' birth in Joseph's house, with no mention of a manger or journey to Bethlehem.