I guess this is old news in Britain, but I learned about it for the first time this morning: Thirteen years ago, Stuart Manley stumbled upon a slightly faded red poster tucked at the bottom of a ...

In America, it would be 'Keep calm and go on Oprah Winfrey and blab,'" Mary says. "There's something about British dignity." "It was cheaper than antidepressants," Stuart adds.

Like a corgi back-flipping over a bathtub of champagne, “Red, White & Royal Blue” starts with a giddy premise and has the derring-do to succeed.

Millions of copies of the "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster were printed on the eve of World War II, but never displayed. Now the message has taken on a new lease of life in our troubled peacetime. The ...

How to 'keep calm and carry on': I'm going to be practical because entrepreneurs love specific steps and takeaways. So what I do is that I have a journal and I write my small successes in that ...

Each year, Adam Kenny places small American flags affixed with “Keep Calm and Go Buffs” signs at the National September 11, 2001, Memorial & Museum next to the names of the 10 Buffs who lost their ...