Regardless, we are who we are. People can’t change what makes them happy. Every person is unique in some way, some more than ...

Some words may be mispronounced. Ethel Blythe Penningroth, born in Williamsburg on Jan. 13, 1897, lived on a farm east of Iowa City in 1956. She was a homemaker and a lifelong poet who also took ...

A unique study, led by Monash University, has found that when a woman’s or man’s spouse dies, their loneliness and grief persist regardless of whether they are isolated or supported socially, are self ...

Ethel Cain’s latest album, “Perverts,” released on Jan. 8, divides and perplexes fans and critics alike. The album dives headfirst into themes of self, pleasure and religion through hair-raising ...

Once completed you will be given a document checklist tailored to your situation. (a) Answers in this section may differ depending on whether a spouse or partner is applying for a work permit along ...

Ethel Cain said the US healthcare system had failed "each and every member of my family" US singer-songwriter Ethel Cain has responded to a backlash after she posted the hashtag #KillMoreCEOs ...

US singer-songwriter Ethel Cain has responded to a backlash after she posted the hashtag #KillMoreCEOs, following the murder of UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson in December.

As Ethel Cain released her latest project, Perverts, the prevailing response was that this was the artist attempting to shake off her fans. Made up of 80% drone noises, unsettling whispers and ambient ...

It was notice that she wanted, and she achieved an everlasting degree of it as “the hostess with the mostes’, ” Ethel Merman’s character in Irving Berlin’s Broadway musical “Call Me ...

Ethel Cain has responded to criticism regarding her post which used the hashtag “KillMoreCEOs”. Earlier this month, the musician shared her thoughts on the high-profile murder of the ...

“It was all for show – for the world to witness their so-called victory,” said Clara Merman, who was held captive in Gaza for 53 days alongside her sister, niece, partner, and brothe ...

In "Call Me Madam," the 1953 movie version of Irving Berlin's hit musical, it was no secret that Ethel Merman was channeling a real person – a wealthy widow by the name of Perle Mesta ...