Not every student in Barney Anderson’s classes had to blossom into a gifted artist, although a number of them did. While he held students to high standards, he was interested in seeing effort ...

This day is an occasion for reflection, devotion, and the celebration of Lord Mahavir’s profound impact on the world. Let’s dive deeper into the date, theme, history, significance, rituals, and ways ...

The prime minister has promised Universal's new theme park in Bedfordshire will bring "joy" to the UK, but the promised rollercoasters and water rides are just one of several similar projects ...

Universal’s Epic Universe, the first major theme park to open in America since 2001, is an impressive creation that should reset guest expectations for attractions. It’s a prime example of ...

An artist's impression of what Europe's first Universal theme park - at a disused brickworks in Bedfordshire - could look like. Credit: Universal Destinations and Experiences A deal has been ...

Credit: Universal The announcement that Universal is to open its first European theme park in the UK has been welcomed as bringing "growth, jobs and joy" to the country. With a scheduled date of ...

It’s expanding its theme park footprint in a different way, with a location on the other side of the Atlantic. Comcast NBCUniversal has announced plans to open its first-ever entertainment ...

Comcast NBCUniversal plans to build a theme park and resort in England, and the project will have roots in Orlando, the company has confirmed. The Universal theme park would be the company’s ...

Entertainment giant Universal has agreed to build a new theme park and resort in Bedford. Work is scheduled to start next year creating 20,000 construction jobs with 5,000 on site at the peak.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. The first Universal theme park in Europe is officially on its way — and it’s set to open less than two hours from London. The resort in ...

ART21: Could you explain the significance of this film in the CREMASTER series? BARNEY: Well, this is central. It’s number three in a series of five stories that, in a certain way, meet in the middle.