All news by author: Jane Ridley

The death of Prince Philip is certain to be met with great grief and much "ritual wailing" by villagers on a tiny island in the South Pacific -- where they worship him like a god.

A Broadway actor who almost lost his sight in a brutal random attack at a Manhattan subway station is celebrating his recovery — by returning to the spotlight.

Dog owners are seeking the help of therapists to train their pets to handle separation anxiety that has developed after the pandemic

Signed “Love, Jack,” the postcard was sent by a hero of the Titanic disaster – but he wasn't the fictional Jack Dawson character played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the epic 1997 movie.

In "The Beauty of Living Twice," the 63-year-old author reveals her grandfather's traumatic abuse, targets predators in Hollywood, and more

"Roblox leaves these kids completely oblivious to the fact that their in-game actions are putting their family's finances in jeopardy," one mom tells The Post

Douglas Hamilton, the great-great-great-great-grandson of Alexander Hamilton, is prepared for a duel at sunrise—metaphorically, of course

Subscribers to the hugely popular OnlyFans app pay a $9.99 monthly fee to view pictures and videos of Kelly Stark's husband featuring his wife posing nude

Queen Elizabeth II's devoted subjects won't be able to view the entire two-hour interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, conducted by Oprah Winfrey, until Monday evening in the UK

Judging from the trailers CBS has released of the two-hour Oprah special — set to a movie-like soundtrack of soaring violins — the clap-trap uttered by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is just another ridiculous pity party.

An increasing number of men are purchasing makeup as the male segment of the industry sees a rise in sales, partially driven by the work-from-home trend

Prince Philip's admission to the hospital is bound to sadden the tribesmen of Tanna, where it's estimated that around 700 individuals regard the 99-year-old royal as a "god."

"When Will They Leave?" is told from the perspective of Norman, a 15-year-old cockapoo who can't fathom the 24/7 presence of his family stuck at home due to the COVID-19 lockdown.

Pregnant healthcare pros share why they’re getting the COVID vaccine.

As the pandemic continues to force people to celebrate the holidays apart, a growing number of Americans are exchanging similar cardboard cutout “stand-ins” in an effort to spread joy and ease the heartache.

These holiday cookies have pushed Target firmly onto the Naughty List. Mothers are boycotting the cookies due to their depiction of a Santa shoe that resembles a phallic shape

In October, Tina Gibson, a mother from Tennessee, gave birth to Molly, a baby originating from an embryo frozen in 1992. With an 18-month difference in age between the mother and her child, the baby is technically 27 years old

Costume designer Amy Roberts delved into film clips and images from newspapers and magazines of the well-known British royal while getting ready to outfit the new character of Princess Diana for the forthcoming fourth season of "The Crown" on Netflix

Parenting specialists offer ideas on how to enjoy crafting your own Halloween decorations while adhering to CDC safety recommendations

"The Crown" actors unite to recreate the most notorious love triangle in history — Diana, Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles — ahead of the new season on Netflix for Town & Country magazine.

Sports Illustrated model Mia Kang reveals in her memoir “Knockout” that Muy Thai fighting helped her overcome an eating disorder and suicidal thoughts that nearly destroyed her life.

For the last three decades, Wally Feresten has been responsible for writing and managing the script cards behind the scenes on "Saturday Night Live," and he's recently started a side business called Cue Cards by Wally

Katherine James, whose eight-year-old twin daughters were conceived using the method, turned to veterinarian fertility experts to breed a pair of twin foals she hopes her kids will ride when they are teenagers.

Tired of seeing his people complain about gaining the "Quarantine 15" during the coronavirus lockdown, personal trainer Tarrant Anderson came up with a plan to help people lose weight.

Four doctors and nurses from the New York area discuss their reasons for participating in the city's Black Lives Matter protests during the coronavirus pandemic