Maybe the holidays bring extra guests to your dinner table – and with them, extra stains – everything from gravy to chocolate to wine.

By Jo Hayes I HAVE had the privilege of visiting Opus Dei study centres in nations all over the world. And one of the first ...

You don't have to brave the crowds at restaurants this holiday season—stay home and throw a festive party. Here's everything ...

Blotting is key when it comes to wine. For red wine, do it as soon as possible. Mix warm water and liquid dish detergent and work the soap into the stain. Then, apply plenty of hydrogen peroxide and ...

The best Thanksgiving activities will keep kids easily entertained before and after dinner. Try these 50 ideas for fun, ...

Go for a sleek, classic black or grey, or pick a poppy color like "Pacific Blue" or my personal favorite "Mango Yellow" to ...

PHOENIX — Every year, St. Vincent de Paul serves millions of meals to hungry families and individuals, with one of the ...

No tablecloth, no formality, just a gourmet meal made from produce that ... France is a nation, perhaps more so than anywhere else, where culture is created around the dining table. Even there, was ...

By thoughtfully planning the menu and ambience, youll create an evening that is enjoyable for your boss, their family, and ...

Ahead of dinner, interior designer Kacie Cope likes to set out all of her serving ... "That way, you can actually see the ...

It seems my guys who like to eat turkey legs like to take the leg in their hands and start having a “gnawing” contest.

Create a striking holiday table with a modern Viking-inspired aesthetic, featuring sleek black taper candles casting a warm, ...