"Modern Family" star Ariel Winter left Los Angeles to escape the trauma of growing up in the spotlight. Winter, now 27, gained fame after starring in the ABC show as Alex Dunphy. As she ...

The run-up to Christmas is the perfect season for an exhibition of Andrew Logan’s joyful and extravagant art.

This house of God is a total real-estate blessing! The owner of Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home in the suburbs of Chicago yanked the humble abode off the market overnight with potential plans to ...

That community is gone now. The former St. Mary of the Assumption Parish in Chicago, Pope Leo XIV’s childhood parish.Credit...Jamie Kelter Davis for The New York Times Supported by By Ruth ...

The researchers believe that these results suggest the type of food eaten by girls during childhood and adolescence and its impact on inflammation may be what is influencing the time of menarche ...

Pope Leo's childhood home in a Chicago suburb was recently listed for sale for under $250,000 -- until Thursday, that is. It appears the listing for the small home in Dolton, Illinois, a suburb ...

A mom’s thoughtful gesture brings childhood American Girl dolls back to life for future generations to enjoy Tereza Shkurtaj is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working for PEOPLE since ...

Andrea Staccioli/Insidefoto/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty; Prestige Real Estate Images Inc. Pope Leo XIV's childhood home in Illinois was taken off the market following his election — but it ...

DOLTON, Ill. (WGN) — A small, single-family house in the south suburbs is generating a lot of attention for being Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home. “I was saying to my friends, look ...

But one humble house in Chicago could have sticker shock thanks to being the childhood home of the first American pope. Call it a papal price bump. Moments after white smoke emerged from the ...

Driven largely by increasing childhood obesity, this silent but serious condition poses long-term heart risks. For many years, high blood pressure was mostly a problem for adults. But today ...