Nancy Cunard was an important and notoriously bohemian figure in avant-garde literary, artistic, and political circles from 1916 on and throughout the 1920s and 1930s. Between 1928 and 1931 she operated the Hours Press in La Chapelle-Réanville,...

by Lieutenant Colonel WA Smy, OMM, CD, UE The stories of Loyalists re-establish ing themselves in Canada after the American Revolution are legion. One family, though, is an exceptional example of entrepreneurial success--the Cunards of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. (1) ...

Cunard charted some rough seas last year but it remains the pride of Britain's merchant fleet - which is why several potential buyers are currently running their slide rules over the operation, writes Russell Hotten. The public relations nightmare that followed the QE2's...

Am feeling slightly haunted. At the beginning of the year, I called my old friend, Vogue European editor at large Hamish Bowles, and demanded the phone number of fashion-world fixture Isabella Blow. My reason? I was wrapping up my next book, a series of essays...

I’m totally haggard. What I’m really trying to say is, I’m totally Ted Haggard—or rather, I’m totally jealous of Ted Haggard. Last week, the former crystal-meth-snorting, hustler-hiring evangelist declared that he is now, after three weeks of counseling, “completely heterosexual.” What a huge relief this...