Fans of grand homes and architectural embellishments are naturally drawn to Tudor homes. Whether mansions or cottages, Tudor exteriors have an unmistakable, distinct look. They hint at carved ...

Bill Gates shared an anecdote about Steve Jobs suggesting he take LSD to improve his design skills. Gates humorously acknowledged the different strengths each of them had, with Jobs excelling in ...

Step into history with this magnificent Tudor-style home in the heart of Ballarat East. An extraordinary blend of period elegance and modern amenities, the house exudes old-world charm.

Half-timbered facade intact, one of eight Tudor-style homes in the English ... are all very visually in keeping with the style of the house, and yet, there are some wonderful hidden features ...

A personal and spiritual side of Steve Jobs came to light recently when a handwritten letter by the future Apple co-founder, written in 1974 at the age of 19, was auctioned for an impressive $ ...

Ghost hunter Sean Brady wants to transform Tudor House in Margate into a paranormal investigation site. Picture: Sean Brady He is trying to convince council officers to get Grade II*-listed Tudor ...

But my favorite might be this: how Masa plotted with Steve Jobs to take the iPhone ... Masa wangled a follow-up meeting at Jobs’ Tudor-style country home in Palo Alto. At that meeting, Masa ...

Laurene Powelle Jobs, wife of Steve Jobs, wants to join Sanatan Dharma and wants to learn her tradition by joining her Guru, Niranjani Akhara said. Late Apple founder Steve Jobs's wife Laurene ...

In 2013, Steve listed his house for sale for $11 million. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Steve bought a modern-style house in Montecito, California, in the mid-1990s. The house is mostly made up of ...

A handwritten letter from Steve Jobs, auctioned for over $500,000, reveals his desire to visit India for Kumbh Mela in 1974. A handwritten letter penned by late Apple co-founder Steve Job's ...

Steve Jobs (left) believed Bill Gates (right) should have taken acid in order for Microsoft's early products to be more interesting.