A cat named Puss is the Ryedale Folk Museum's treasure. She crashes weddings held at the venue and takes selfies with visitors. From broccoli to booze to Brie, nothing makes presidents seem more like ...

Ours is not an age obsessed with social etiquette. Yet we still seek to understand the correct forms, even if they seem antiquated.

From eating quickly before your sibling takes more than their fair share to watching TV at dinner, habits formed at the family dining table can last into adulthood.

Table manners are important because in a civilised society, poor dining etiquette can create a poor impression of you at social gatherings and social business situations. Even when you are eating ...

Whether that's a side effect of social isolation or defiance of traditional norms, there are still some common things people with good manners never do at a dinner table, regardless of their age.

"Chuck of the future" knows the reason the current Chuck doesn't want to go to the party--he's embarrassed over his poor table manners. "Chuck of the future" decides to give "Chuck of the present ...

Manners are not only about how someone behaves at a dinner table or in public, they are a reflection of values, empathy, and awareness of others. Here’s a list of 7 good manners that can help ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I dislike being in posed photos, particularly now that everything ends up posted online. Friends won’t let me off the hook. “Oh, come on!” they repeat, every time I say ...

Modelling good ... manners.” By participating in mealtime interactions, children witness and have the chance to acquire the specific cultural principles governing bodily conduct at the table ...

Table Manners, her fifth solo show ... I began sharing some of my paintings on Instagram and it just went off. I think it was down to good timing – people were stuck at home scrolling, and I was ...

Table manners aren’t just disappearing among the ... We now live in a culture where people post pictures of their meals on Instagram but it should end at that, Wolf and Finney agreed.

“‘Sit up straight,’ said mom to Mabel, ‘and keep your elbows off the table!’” This was the silly, somewhat nonsensical rhyme my stepmom used to reprimand us with whenever our table ...