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Paul Smith unites with NYC label Commission for a collection inspired by family

For the ongoing &PaulSmith project, the British designer has united with Jin Kay and Dylan Cao’s Commission for a collection exploring generational style

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Bonk hard and start a business! 10 life lessons I learned from Jilly Cooper

The queen of bonkbusters is taking everyone back to Rutshire with her new book, Tackle! You won’t learn much about football – but you will learn a lot about horses

The Guardian - UK

Man Utd owners and the inside story of 18 long years of hurt

Media Watch: Maybe with better PR, it all would have been different

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OPINION - My Name Is Barbra review: do not expect modesty from Barbra Streisand in this glorious doorstopper

“One thing led to another,” writes Barbra Streisand, recalling what she refers to elegantly as her first love affair. “I'm not going to go into details.” In her much-anticipated first memoir, released after a packed few years of celebrity tell-alls, it seems a stark statement of intent. It says “if…

Evening Standard

The Future by Naomi Alderman review – an apocalyptic techno-thriller

An AI program predicts the end of the world in this wobbly rollercoaster ride from the author of The Power

The Guardian - UK

The Letters of Seamus Heaney review – amazing grace

Generosity, warmth and joie de vivre characterise this collection of the great poet’s letters

The Guardian - UK

Former French leader Sarkozy back in court to appeal corruption conviction

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy is to appear in court in Paris on Wednesday to appeal a one-year jail sentence for illegal campaign financing.

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Librarians turn to civil rights agency to oppose book bans and their firings

Some librarians who've been fired as they take a stand against discrimination and banning books are turning to a federal civil-rights enforcement agency for help

The Independent UK

Stephen King asks Marjorie Taylor Greene if she’s ‘tripping’ over Israel aid comments

The MAGA Republican said “not one single American dollar has been spent” on the war between Israel and Hamas

The Independent UK

Right-wing group ‘Moms for Liberty’ call police over library book

Moms for Liberty was designated an ‘anti-government extremist’ organisation by the Southern Poverty Law Center in June

The Independent UK

BU finds Ibram X. Kendi's antiracist research center managed funds properly, despite turmoil

Boston University said Tuesday that its initial inquiry into the antiracist research center run by best-selling author and academic Ibram X

The Independent UK

Researcher uncovers a new body of work believed to be by Louisa May Alcott

Academic says the seven short stories, five poems and one non-fiction work could be written by the Little Women author under the name EH Gould

The Guardian - UK

There's One Moment In The Reacher Season 2 Trailer That Convinces Me This Show Is In Great Hands

I loved the first season of Reacher. I love the book they are doing for Reacher Season 2. And this new trailer gets everything right.

Cinemablend

Jean-Baptiste Andrea wins Prix Goncourt for novel set in fascist Italy

Award is usually seen as elitist but former screenwriter’s Veiller sur elle has strong sales and is a ‘popular’ read

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The Perfect Storm of Chemistry Makes Cranberries a Holiday Staple

Cranberries don’t claim a spot on your holiday table for no one reason. Peel back their firm flesh and autopsy the berry’s insides, and you’ll discover a fascinating chemical composition that transforms them into jelly superstars.

The Guardian - UK

What’s in Nadine Dorries’s book? A pile of dead cats big enough to kill that phrase for good

From sex scandals to alleged arson, the former culture secretary’s new book is not short of explosive claims, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Radio France Internationale

Love story set in fascist Italy wins France's top literary prize

France's top literary prize, the Goncourt, was awarded Tuesday to former film director Jean-Baptiste Andrea for his novel "Veiller sur elle" ("Watch Over Her"), set in Italy's dark fascist years.

The Independent UK

Media Bill to repeal threat of publishers paying all legal costs

Publishers would have had to pay legal costs in defamation and privacy cases for both sides if not a member of an approved regulator.

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Cinemablend

Stephen King Has A Cujo Sequel Coming Next Year, And It's Been Revealed How It Connects To The Classic Killer Dog Story

It was announced last year that Stephen King has written a sequel to Cujo, and key details about the story have now been revealed.

The Independent UK

Book Review: Tess Gerritsen writes an un-put-downable spin on espionage novels with 'The Spy Coast'

Maggie Bird just wants to relax into a quiet retirement, raising chickens in the cold little town of Purity, Maine

The National (Scotland)

Scottish writer on 'heartwarming' nomination for prestigious award

A SCOTTISH writer has said it is “heartwarming” to be nominated for a prestigious literary award for his latest poetry collection.

The Independent UK

Jeff Tweedy is a prolific songwriter and poignant lyricist. So why does writing scare him?

Jeff Tweedy is known to fans as a prolific songwriter and poignant lyricist

Marie Claire

Jada Pinkett Smith's Long Road to Self-Acceptance

“I wake up every morning and I’m glad to be me—finally.”

Evening Standard

Sexist and silly? To me, Jilly Cooper’s fiction is pure genius

Bawdy? Trivial? Parochial? On the contrary, Jilly Cooper's bonkbusters are full of humanity, says Martha Alexander

The Independent UK

Book Review: Solitary writer ruminates on grief, love and writing during pandemic's first spring

Sigrid Nunez, the National Book Award-winning author of “The Friend,” has written a pandemic novel called “The Vulnerables.”

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