Think 'Titanic', and a host of associations synonymous with the ill-fated ship spring to mind: tragedy, luxury, man's reckless pride, gaping class div...
DIGEST: Robin Gibb, A Life In Pictures Robin Gibb, alongside his brothers, provided decades of chart hits in the Bee Gees and helped to turn disco ...
Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb has died following a lengthy battle with cancer and intestinal surgery, his family said on Sunday. Gibb, 62, was battlin...
Australian billionaire Clive Palmer has announced that he's planning to build another Titanic. Or as it's already amazingly being dubbed: Titanic II. ...
Australian mining billionaire Clive Palmer has announced plans to build a replica of the Titanic. Just weeks after the 100th anniversary of the si...
A city became a land of the giants today as huge puppets took centre stage in one of the UK's biggest-ever street theatre performances. An estimate...
Could James Cameron have made an, ahem, Titanic mistake? If you take a look at this image - and have somehow, God knows, managed to stop laughing ...
Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb had been writing a 'bucket list’ before he slipped into coma, it has emerged. The 62-year-old, who had been battling ...
So Titanic crashed to a climax with its fourth and last episode. Tellingly, the "Previously on…" bit revealed about as much info as the previous thr...
The wreck of the Titanic could become an underwater museum, its discoverer said. Footage of the doomed vessel from 4,000m under the ocean off the c...
DIGEST: Robin Gibb, A Life In Pictures UPDATE: Robin Gibb In Coma, Wife And Son Keep Beside Vigil As Bee Gee's 'Bucket List' Is Revealed Bee Gee...
The crowd, 30,000 strong, had been gathered for hours at Cunard's Pier 54, standing silent in the fog. Out of the gloaming, at almost 8pm on 18 April 1912, emerged Carpathia, the ship carrying the survivors of Titanic's sinking.
Like many artists and writers before her, award-winning poet Allison McVety has drawn inspiration from the story of the Titanic for a poem that is cur...
What I find however, is that a great deal of the news coverage, social media and programmes this week aren't really an opportunity for us to fully evaluate the tragedy where 1,514 people died. No. This is just disaster porn. Isn't it?
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I can't be the only one who thinks that there are ways to mark such as tragedy as the Titanic and a menu consisting of the dishes eaten by people who were about to die, or lose loved ones, is not the way to do it.
The Star, or Dancer on the Stage by Edgar Degas (1878) Blink and you might miss it – this painting by Edgar Degas appeared in James Camero...
There's a massive billboard in the Bank underground of that kid who played Gilbert Grape lovingly looking into the eyes of the naughty nun from The Extras. Which can only mean one thing; Celine Dion is looking good for some royalties.
This week is the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. But is it right to be celebrating, creating a banquet that takes days to prepare, relishing the excess of food, maybe even reading the countdown notes, while watching a TV reconstruction of the tragedy of lives torn apart or lost on that maiden voyage a hundred years ago this week?
More than 200 times the number of couples divorce today than a century ago, despite there being fewer couples marrying, statistics reveal. England ...
With the 100th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking, the Ms Balmoral cruise, and the release of Titanic 3D, the movie, it's easy to get a little confu...
Testimony from survivors of the Titanic will be brought to life in a new play to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking. The dramatic pro...
A cruise ship which is retracing the route of the ill-fated liner RMS Titanic has made a short detour after a BBC cameraman fell ill and was airlifted...
Descendants of those who perished on the Titanic today threw flowers on the dockside where she left port on the 100th anniversary of the doomed liner ...
With it being the centenary of the fateful voyage of the Titanic, the media is a-buzz with memories of the world's most famous ship. We've got Jul...
