Daisy Edgar-Jones is set to headline a new adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic Sense and Sensibility for Focus Features and ...

The show’s title, curator Dale Stinchcomb told Observer, is a nod to variations of a phrase that appears in several of Jane ...

The museum upends various misconceptions about the novelist’s life by celebrating the anniversary of her birth through a ...

THEY are the Regency ‘greats’ - writer Jane Austen and JMW Turner - and this year is the 250th anniversary of their birth.

To celebrate the author's 250th birthday, a new exhibition at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City features original manuscripts, financial records and correspondence with family and friends ...

Two bookcases display 24 translations of Pride and Prejudice from Burke’s collection, with what Wells referred to as an amusing array of “historically uninformed cover art.” ...

Set in Panaivilai, a fictional village in Nagercoil, Kanyakumari district, the story centres on ‘puththam veedu' (new house), once a symbol of wealth and pride.

The curators take T&C behind the new “A Lively Mind” exhibit at the Morgan Library & Museum—and why the public remains so fascinated by Jane Austen 250 years after her birth.

Audible’s English-language adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice” releases in the U.S., U.K., Canada, India and Australia on Sept. 9, just a few months ahead of Austen’s birthday (Dec. 16, 1775).

Austen also used houses as symbols of status and wealth in her novels. Pemberley in Pride and Prejudice (1813), for example, reflects the class, riches and style of the love interest, Mr Darcy.

It is probably fair to say that among the first things you might think of in relation to Jane Austen would be a glamorous event, usually involving dancing, at a well-appointed English country house.

A Pride and Prejudice TV show is on its way to Netflix and production is scheduled to begin in the UK later this year. Another adaptation of the iconic novel by Jane Austen is a more-than-pleasing ...