The guitarist says Eddie's quickfire lesson is “burned into” his mind and reveals an important aspect of Van Halen's ...

Rapid advancements in digital technology and the growth of internet and smartphone access, particularly in developing nations, are putting more children at risk every day,” said lead author of ...

“Anne Frank the Exhibition” recreates the secret ... Yael Malka for The New York Times Supported by By Laurel Graeber The children seem like typical kindergartners: Some beam at the camera ...

Best-selling author Frank Cottrell-Boyce, the current children's laureate, is to spearhead a campaign to tackle a "recession in children's happiness" that he believes is caused by a decline in ...

WATCH: Pauline Quirke's son Charlie joins her on Loose Women A proud mum of two, Pauline is currently being supported by her two children – daughter, Emily, 40, and son, Charlie, 30. The actress ...

But the al-Qidras had survived. And they wanted to go home. Ahmed al-Qidra packed his seven children onto a donkey cart and headed to eastern Khan Younis. It was finally safe to travel – the ...

You're probably familiar with Anne Frank, a European Jewish girl whose posthumously-published diary documents her time hiding from Nazi persecution, before being apprehended and killed in the ...

UNICEF estimates that three million children nationwide need humanitarian assistance, with 1.2 million children in immediate danger across the city. Call for action UNICEF is urging all parties to ...

When he was growing up in Nebraska, Ethen Frank had a decal of Alex Ovechkin on his wall. More than a dozen years later, they are teammates on the Washington Capitals. Frank’s journey to making ...

A body of the world's leading public health researchers says that the number of children dying from noncommunicable diseases over the past 50 years has gone up dramatically, largely because of ...

With his Guy Fawkes facial hair, Frank Zappa focused all his tyranny against convention. The term genre-defying is perhaps overused, in part because some people get so pernickety about categorisation ...