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Two graphic novel biographies of Jane Austen offer alternate, but equally rewarding, ways of recounting her life’s work in fascinating visual styles.
This excellent V&A exhibition challenges and expands our perception of the catwalk, fostering a deeper respect for the art of fashion and its cultural significance.
In Greece it is now less attractive to sell fishy objects, and riskier to do so repeatedly.
Bait is a quietly devastating study of the pressures placed upon British‑Pakistani men navigating identity, racism and aspiration.
Fashion, film, Nazi mythology and a film to scare the bejasus out of you this week.
This film offers an invitation to return and reflect on Camus’ work.
Undertone crosses the boundary between listener and participant, resulting in a work which fulfils its promise of terror.
For any respectable man in Tudor, Stuart and Hanoverian England, to go hatless was almost unthinkable.
A protagonist of surrealism, Schiaparelli was an extraordinary couturier who pushed the bounds of creativity, leaving her mark on Paris fashion and beyond.
For a decade the architect Albert Speer enjoyed a unique position as courtier and protege to Adolf Hitler. A new novel examines the man, and his lies.
An expansive and intimate look at the lives of Russian journalists trying to their job in an increasingly challenging climate.
Despite some limitations, Babies is a welcome and important contribution that explores the realities of miscarriage with honesty and compassion.
The Testaments has to resolve the plot dilemmas established in The Handmaid’s Tale.
Zajal dates back to 12th-century Islamic Iberia
These five Lake District museums offer especially rewarding shelter on damp days.
Visions of environmental disaster are shaping world literature.
This new exhibition showcases enduring memories and tackles challenges facing female football fans in the UK.
Shōtarō Ikenami’s newly translated novel is steeped in mystery, legend and the tensions of blood kin.
DC is once more trying to build a Marvel-style mega-franchise on the big screen – but the past warns that cinematic universes don’t succeed on hype alone.
Many more authors may be using AI undetected.
Databases of stolen art make selling on pieces a lot harder these days.
Addressing the issue requires getting frequent flyers to shift from planes to trains, but also asking wider questions about where we want to go and why.
Without silences, we wouldn’t have the exquisite hush of medieval lullabies, the suspenseful secrets of the realist novel, or jagged modernist poetry.
My research shows that chess created a space in which players – regardless of their skin colour – could engage as equals.