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Walking Shadow by Greg Doran review – Shakespeare’s healing power

After the death of his husband, Antony Sher, the former RSC director embarks on a quest to see every First Folio

The Guardian - UK

Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead review – the radical, angry heart of Olga Tokarczuk’s novel is missing

Belvoir St Theatre, SydneyPamela Rabe is brilliant in this adaptation of the Nobel laureate’s novel, but its deeply felt sense of horror and grief is gone

The Guardian - AU

The Sad Reason Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip "Scarcely Held Hands" and "Did Not Drool Over Each Other"

"He just gave me a hell of a look."

Marie Claire

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Hulu Is Adapting My Favorite Comic With Kevin Bacon Starring, And I Don't Think Streaming Is Ready For Southern Bastards

This is going to be like Fargo and Drive-By Truckers had a baby.

Cinemablend

15 Years for 1,100 Pages: Why January 2026 is the Darkest Month for The Winds of Winter Fans

As The Winds of Winter inches past 15 years in the making, George R.R. Martin's unfinished epic still holds back a slate of major battles from frozen Winterfell to besieged Meereen.

International Business Times UK

Relative Failures by Matthew Sturgis: Fascinating tales of sibling rivalry

Perhaps Matthew Sturgis could add more siblings to this engaging and original study...

Evening Standard

Brian Cox: ‘We don’t know how powerful AI is going to become – it’s both exciting and potentially a problem’

The physicist, BBC presenter and author on snowflakes, art v science and the time Paul McCartney quizzed him about one of Saturn’s moons

The Guardian - AU

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How Princess Kate and Prince William Are Creating the "Type of World They Want to Live In," According to One Royal Source

"They are still growing as people, working things out."

Marie Claire

Prince William Was "Not Immune to the Criticism" He Received Regarding One Aspect of Royal Life, Per Former Courtier

"He really had to come up with a plan."

Marie Claire

Why Princess Kate Caused "Panic at the Palace" While Planning Her Royal Wedding to Prince William, According to a New Biography

"Courtiers were surprised."

Marie Claire

‘We feel this incredible tension at all times’: what happened to small-town USA when extremists moved in

In his new book, Michael Edison Hayden captures the bitter saga between the founders of far-right publication VDare and the residents of a West Virginia town

The Guardian - US

“At home, you’re tempted to go over the top with everything. ‘Maybe if we put on another double guitar part – that’ll fix it.’ You can spend forever making a song worse”: Paul Gilbert on how the original POTUS's words opened new frontiers for his guitar

The shred titan's new LP, WROC, combines words from George Washington with incendiary rock and super-sized melodies. Oh, and he had weird AI experiences along the way. We'll let Gilbert explain all...

Guitar World

How to paint a book cover fast

Artist Brett Bean shares his process for creating cover art when the deadline was yesterday.

Creative Bloq

Swedish exhibition explores life of 18th-century Black diarist

Born into slavery, Adolf Ludvig Couschi Badin became part of Swedish royal court and left legacy of books and letters

The Guardian - UK

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Queen Camilla loves this gritty ITV crime drama and her connection to the show and author runs much deeper than you think

Grace is the successful adaptation of Peter James's long-running book series and there are quite a few royal links

The Independent UK

Tradwife fiction is this year’s most talked-about literary genre

THE READING LIST: Tradwife influencers are lightning rods for debates about gender roles and conservative ideology. Now they are literary protagonists too. Katie Rosseinsky explores the rise of this new genre and its most talked-about entry yet, ‘Yesteryear’ by Caro Claire Burke

Evening Standard

Son of Nobody review: More proof that Yann Martel is a literary paper tiger

Although this time, at least, Yann Martel’s tale is about people, he can’t resist his animal flourishes once again

The Times of India

World according to military mapping

Military targeting has evolved into a worldview, sorting reality into threats and targets, normalizing endless war. Technological advances enable a global manhunt, where data, not existence, defines the enemy. This shift from 'predict to preempt' seeks 'future beginnings' of threats, even facilitating their occurrence through experimentation and observation.

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Marie Claire

Prince William's Surprising "Idea of a Fun Evening" With Princess Kate Is Revealed in New Royal Book

It's much different than The King's wild nights in.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on dystopias for our times: the American nightmare

Editorial: Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments and the Oscar-winning film One Battle After Another are grim parables of today. But they are not without hope

The Guardian - UK

How I Shop with Michelle Ogundehin: ‘We grownups have enough stuff already’

Always wondered what everyday stuff celebrities buy, where they shop for food, and the basic they scrimp on? The interiors guru talks museum shops, sake and loft insulation with the Filter

The Guardian - AU

Jane Caro: ‘I’ve been bullied by the wittiest men in Australia’

The writer and social commentator on privilege, anxiety and how we have let down public education

The Independent UK

Author ‘safety program’ launched after rise in harassment and threats

The group says it first noticed a rise in harassment against journalists a decade ago, around the time Trump was first elected president

The Guardian - UK

The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup

Loss Protocol by Paul McAuley; Night Babies by Lucie McKnight Hardy; Honeysuckle by Bar Fridman-Tell; Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker

The Guardian - UK

Go Gentle by Maria Semple review – a joyfully clever New York romcom

A Stoic philosopher navigates midlife in this madcap comedy from the author of Where’d You Go, Bernadette

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