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Have you heard of the “male technologist” mindset? It may sound familiar, and you may even know such people personally.

From hanged men and inky cephalopods to shadowy gothic castles, these cosmic, horror-tinged works let the Les Misérables writer and liberal political campaigner speak directly to us

The forward talks to Suzanne Wrack about her 1km a day challenge for Dementia UK after her grandmother was diagnosed and how it has allowed her to slow down

A CAT that passed away after being hit by a car in Edinburgh two years ago could be immortalised with a statue, under new plans submitted to the…

In a fascinating experiment, a pair of identical twins followed two different diets, one loaded with fat and the other with carbs, for 12 weeks. The results may surprise you.

Indie Spotlight | Miniatures is a beautiful new indie game that takes just 45 minutes to complete

The Charlotte Hornets said the on-court skit ‘included bad decision making and poor communication’

It’s a universally acknowledged truth that a geriatric millennial in possession of a Scholastic book club catalogue and a television must have been a fan of Paul Jennings back in the 1980s and ‘90s.

For Halloween, critics pick their most nightmarish baddies, from Count Orlok in Nosferatu to Annie Wilkes in Misery

“Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” So begins Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina, first published in 1878, the year Russia’s imperial war against the Ottoman Empire concluded – a war that had prompted international alarm about Russian expansionism and fomented internal unrest.

Joan episode 4 sees Joan and Boisie beginning to get unwanted attention from the police.