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The heist at the end of the world... Ed Brisson details his apocalyptic crime comic, Sins of the Salton Sea

The writer delves into his new miniseries for AWA Studios

GamesRadar

Who is Camille Étienne? Natalie Portman’s husband's alleged French mistress uncovered

Natalie Portman met her French dancer husband on the set of Oscar-winning ballet film Black Swan in 2009 but their marriage has reportedly been rocked by an affair

Daily Mirror

Book Review: 'George' is a memoir by Frieda Hughes is about saving and being saved by a wild bird

Poet-painter Frieda Hughes sets out in “George: A Magpie Memoir” to recount the months she spent caring for an injured magpie she named George

The Independent UK

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Saying that students embrace censorship on college campuses is incorrect -- here's how to discuss the issue more constructively

The claim that college students censor viewpoints with which they disagree is now common. Versions of this claim include the falsehoods that students “shut down” most invited speakers to campuses, reject challenging ideas and oppose conservative views.

The Conversation

Is Nick Cave a conservative? Depends what kind of conservative you mean

Speculation over the musician’s political leanings came to a head when he attended King Charles’s coronation. But his slippery stance has little to do with the dominant political tone

The Guardian - UK

You Need to Watch the Most Chilling Sci-Fi Dystopia On Amazon Prime ASAP

Remember, you’re always being watched.

Inverse

Stormzy thinks his legacy will be more about his books than his music

Stormzy and Malorie Blackman were talking at the Hay books festival

Evening Standard

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Controversial influencer Caroline Calloway claims she scammed her way into Cambridge

The American student who dubbed herself the ‘Gatsby of Cambridge’ gained a huge Instagram following by sharing details of her lavish lifestyle

The Independent UK

Why I’m Marie Kondo-ing my love life this summer — and you should too

Do photos of past loves and archived messages truly spark joy for you? Lucy Holden on the need for old-flame decluttering

Evening Standard

Dua Lipa and Douglas Stuart at Hay Festival: “Reading has always been a form of escapism for me”

The pop star invited the Shuggie Bain novelist along for a live recording of her podcast At Your Service

Evening Standard

On Women by Susan Sontag review – some sister she was…

This new collection of 70s journalism exposes a sexist and wrongheaded essayist with an unwarranted reputation

The Guardian - UK

Malorie Blackman and Stormzy at Hay Festival: ‘Libraries are the great equaliser’

The pair discussed the power of literature, representation and five years of #Merky Books

Evening Standard

At the Edge of the Woods by Kathryn Bromwich review – an accomplished, unsettling debut

A woman retreats to a forest in northern Italy in an immersive first novel that explores what it means to inhabit a female body yet reject femininity

The Guardian - UK

The best books to pick up this Pride Month and celebrate LGBTQ+ voices

Imy Brighty-Potts rounds up some super proud reads, for book fans of all ages.

The Independent UK

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Newcastle Herald

'Justice at last' for Folbigg: friends celebrate after shock release

'It's just the best news ... I can't wipe the smile off my face'

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Bloomsbury’s success: publishing wizardry

Editorial: The Harry Potter publisher ascribes its record profits to a hunger for affordable diversion. That’s the magic of books

The Guardian - UK

Libraries should be ‘ringfenced and protected’, Malorie Blackman says

Former children’s laureate tells Hay festival audience that her local library was essential to her career as a writer

Daily Mirror

Anne Frank's childhood friend reveals final haunting words that broke her heart

In her book 'My Friend Anne Frank', Holocaust survivor Hannah Pick-Goslar wrote about the last meeting the two girls had at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany

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The Latest Britney Spears Book Rumors Aren’t Good For Fans Wanting Her Unedited Truth

Rumors are swirling about alleged changes Britney Spears' publishing company wants her to make to her forthcoming book.

The Guardian - UK

Overwhelmed in London, I moved to Berlin to save my sanity – and savour a new life

Irish author Naoise Dolan on taking refuge in the German capital

The New Daily

How Garry Weaven helped start a financial revolution to boost workers’ retirements

Garry Weaven, the "godfather of the industry super fund movement," has helped turn working Australian workers into investors.

The Guardian - UK

An Uneasy Inheritance: My Family and Other Radicals by Polly Toynbee review – the genes, the dreams

In this heartfelt memoir, the columnist considers how a century-long commitment to human improvement inspired her family

The Guardian - UK

Hitler, Stalin, Mum and Dad by Daniel Finkelstein review – a family in peril

The journalist’s story of how his parents lived through the Holocaust reads like a thriller, but it’s the wider focus on how liberal values were powerless in the face of fascism that makes it a modern classic

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Aspects of Love; Rose; The Shape of Things – review

A superb cast, including opera star Danielle de Niese, elevates Andrew Lloyd Webber’s plodding 80s musical; Maureen Lipman gives a one-woman masterclass; and Neil LaBute’s romcom gets a sharp, funny revival

The Guardian - UK

The Bee Sting by Paul Murray review – master of the generation game

Murray’s brilliant new novel, about a rural Irish clan, is pure pleasure and posits the author as Dublin’s answer to Jonathan Franzen

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