An innocent teenage queen drawn into a dark, manipulative court of Versailles. Her duty is to bear an heir. Her fate will set a country on fire. From the writer of The Favourite.

Marie Antoinette Boullard-Devé settled in Indochina in the early 1920s where she traveled and painted, depicting the local inhabitants and their culture. In the International Colonial Exhibition of ...

Families yearning to expose their kids to other cultures might call Europe the perfect place to visit. With each country offering its own culture and place in history, parents can introduce their ...

A crocheter creates their iconic outfits after teaching themselves on YouTube – and spent 1,250 hours making a Marie ...

In this edition of Faith’s Findings, staff writer Faith Richardson explores a few fun Halloween costumes and lists some ideas ...

A diamond necklace which was linked to a scandal which ruined Marie Antoinette's reputation is set to fetch £2.1million at an auction. The antique necklace, which was also worn at the coronations ...

Under the pavements of Maida Vale, there is a basement flat unlike any other – two quite shabby small white rooms, full of ...

Marie Antoinette is as renowned today for her life of luxury as ... The couple went on to welcome four children over the next decade: Marie-Thérèse Charlotte (born in 1778), Louis Joseph (born in 1781 ...

There has been a pretty hysterical reaction to both sales, painting a picture of the pollies as Marie Antoinette-style tyrants living ... Minister will live in the new house with her wife and children ...

“Marie Antoinette,” created by Tony-award-winning University of Iowa alum David Adjmi, is a modern take on the infamous royal, detailing her macabre journey from exorbitant queen to societal outcast.

Antoinette (Toni ... by her brother Thomas Alu and her sister Marie Cortese. She is survived by her dear brother Joseph Alu and her four children: Camille, Joanne, Franklin and Joseph.