And it’s almost like the Hobbit version ... was Egyptian art and Mesopotamian art, and then a Harley-Davidson. Basically from the moment we were entering the zone of his house, I knew that ...

Moody’s had been a holdout in keeping U.S. sovereign debt at the highest credit rating possible, and brings the 116-year-old agency into line with its rivals. Standard & Poor’s downgraded the U.S. to ...

Wellsboro First Fridays — 4:30-7 p.m. on First Friday from June through October with hands-on activities and sidewalk sales to live performances and community art projects. Dates and themes: June 6 ...

Remembering Tioga History Walk — Starting at Tioga Grange No. 1223, 17 Wellsboro St., Tioga at 3 p.m. Walk or drive; art show, calendar sale benefits Grange. RSVP: 570-662-5539 I Sing America — 2:30 p ...

In this magical project, we created a beautiful fish pond right in front of our hand-built underground hobbit house, complete with a living grass roof. Using only primitive tools and traditional ...

Welcome to our latest project where we build the most incredible Hobbit House complete with an underground room, mud and grass roof, and unique decorations - all crafted by hand using primitive tools!

FALL RIVER — A new public art project is illuminating the hidden history and the lost landscapes of the city. The Fall River Arts and Culture Coalition, in partnership with the Pocasset Tribe of ...

Alongside the plans for the hobbit house is a landscaping project to rejuvenate the surrounding orchard. The application reads: "Mr and Mrs Heeks were inspired by the place and believe that the ...

Currently slated for release on July 29, Tales of the Shire invites players to live the hobbit life in the village ... kind of stuff you can have in your house, which allows the player to kind ...

‘The Art of the Surge: The Donald Trump Comeback’ is a six-part docuseries streaming on Fox Nation that takes viewers through Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign. In the first ...

We've been planning this for nearly a decade," Lankford said. On Tuesday morning, the park unveiled an art project called "First Impressions," a giant replica of a fossil native to the Lexington area.