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 ...

When Thirtysomething debuted on ABC in 1987, it struck a deep chord with viewers. The show followed a group of baby boomers navigating the challenges of marriage, parenthood, friendship, and careers ...

Patricia shared her horrifying date in response to the prompt: 'What’s the most awkward date y’all ever been on?' She specified that it was a 'second date,' writing, 'Pro skateboarder.

Patricia was born in 1952, the daughter of Michael Tighe and Mary (née Maine) Tighe. She was the fifth out of 12 children. Her father worked at Procter & Gamble and her mother managed the household.

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 ...

A funeral service for Patricia Jenerette Chestnut ... but her greatest joy was found in nurturing and caring for the many children whose lives she touched at the child development center at ...

Patricia Arquette shines in Severance, balancing humor and unease perfectly, showcasing her talent. Arquette's character, Harmony Cobel, adds depth and mystery to the show, making viewers laugh ...

Patricia Joan Scott Strickler Schultheiss ... In 1967 at the age of 34, she became a widow with three children, all under age 5. Ever the pillar of strength and grace, she tackled this life ...

Since their big day, the royal couple have welcomed two children together. At 11.32pm on 8 November 2003, Edward and Sophie's first child, Lady Louise Windsor, was born, however, it was far from ...

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 ...

As concerns abound about the mental health of children and adolescents, parents are getting all sorts of advice. Should we ban phones or just social media? Try pharmaceuticals or wean kids off them?