Former Gilligan's Island star Tina Louise is the last living original cast member from the classic 1960s sitcom. Louise (real name Tina Blacker) was the daughter of fashion model Sylvia Horn and ...

She became a household name when she was cast as movie star Ginger Grant in Gilligan's Island, which debuted in 1964, and while it only ran three seasons, it spawned several TV movie sequels as well.

Former Gilligan’s Island star Tina Louise opened up about the pain she endured during a very difficult childhood. “I didn’t have hugs. I didn’t have loving situations,” Louise ...

The restorative properties of a long, hot soak have been widely extolled, which makes a luxury bath product a worthwhile indulgence – you could even frame it as a wind-down essential.

Soaking in a hot bath is relaxing, but adding magnesium flakes may be extra soothing. Magnesium helps reduce muscle cramps, and many people now take magnesium supplements for stress relief. Research ...

Originally called City Island, the name changed to Mud Island in the 1950s, reflecting its origin. The island housed Memphis Downtown Airport in the 1960s-70s until Interstate 40 construction led ...

Morleys Stores has announced it will reopen the historic Jolly's on Milsom Street, Bath, injecting new life into the city’s retail scene with fresh investment and a revitalised shopping experience.

When her time is up, she’ll head home. None of the children will have any idea that Ginger from “Gilligan’s Island” — in real life, the actress Tina Louise — just spent the best 60 ...

Jolly's in Bath will be taken on by department store group Morleys as its second site outside of London. The building is owned by Bath and North East Somerset Council, which welcomed the ...

In the recent years, ice baths have become extremely popular. Once strictly followed by only elite athletes, the fitness trends is now being embraced by fitness enthusiasts around the world.

Mae West said it right when she famously declared “When in doubt, take a bath”. What’s not relaxing about a hot soak where troubles melt away with each passing minute? The baptismal ...