An Antiques Roadshow guest was left speechless upon learning the value of a painting she had nearly given away to charity. The BBC favourite visited Cromford Mills, Derbyshire, where expert ...

Other than the dull green glow of utility lights and my weak cell phone flashlight, the trailer park was pitch black. On cue, it started snowing. On the Against All Oddities rating scale of car buying ...

Antiques Roadshow star Andy McConnell opened up on his 'fleapit' house that was deemed unfit to live in. The 71 year old, who has been a regular on our screens since 2005, shared his plans to ...

Halloween is over, but all that's eerie, odd and macabre is sticking around in Central Jersey thanks to the Darkside New Jersey Art & Oddities Market, coming to Edison on Saturday, Nov.

Anthea Turner and Darren Harriott are with auctioneer Phil Serrell and dealer Ishy Khan in Cambridgeshire. The mighty 1966 Mustang is their chariot of choice. Show more National treasure Anthea ...

Dude is a great guy. He is funny and just the way he approaches the game, I respect so much.” Roberts said Retzlaff has acclimated well, and navigated the Provo and BYU culture and all its quirks and ...

President Joe Biden took a playful bite into the leg of a baby dressed as a chicken. US President Joe Biden jokingly bites a baby dressed as a chicken as he hosts a Halloween trick-or-treat event ...

Oddities focuses on the day-to-day operation of Obscura Antiques & Oddities, and stars co-owners Mike Zohn and Evan Michelson and buyer Ryan Matthew, with appearances by other employees and customers.

A UNIQUE feature of our local spoken English includes the employment of the word “can” or “cannot” often with a “lah” added on. Visitors to Malaysia can’t fail to notice how addicted ...

Fiona Bruce looks into the history of the famous Paisley shawl, named after the local Borders town, and reveals the personal stories behind three antiques belonging to silverware expert Gordon Foster.

Sometimes it may seem like auction houses dominate the sale of art, but it’s worth remembering that most Irish art is first for sale in galleries. And next weekend, from November 8th-10th, 11 ...