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Fans have realized that there's a connection between the HBO show and the real-life ship sinking

In The Gilded Age season 2 episode 3, information is currency for both the upstairs and downstairs residents.

‘It was taxing physically and mentally’

PITTSBURGH — Before "The Unofficial Gilded Age After Show" was a web series available on The Frick Pittsburgh's YouTube channel, it was an idea bouncing around Melanie Groves' head — for almost the last decade.

The only thing many of the women on the HBO show have in common? An uncomfortable, open secret below their clothes

NEW YORK — Julian Fellowes may be TV's preeminent chronicler of the British aristocracy, but his latest series, "The Gilded Age," finds the writer in uncharted terrain: America.

Forget Downton … here’s the new and definitely not improved Brownstone Abbey – and these posh Americans spout nothing but drivel. Does Fellowes actually write this stuff in his sleep?

As The Gilded Age explores the lives of New York City's wealthiest during the 19th century, we take a look at what similarities - and differences - the HBO series has with British counterpart Downton Abbey

In HBO's "The Gilded Age," Julian "Downton Abbey" Fellowes transfers his interest in rich people and the people who serve them from early 20th-century England to late 19th-century New York. Once again, it's an upstairs-downstairs, extravagantly dressed soap opera set against a background of social change, as a self-styled aristocracy…