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Filmmakers and critics reveal the BEST horror movies this summer
Daily Mail· 2 hours ago'Longlegs looks promising, with It Follows heroine Maika Monroe playing an FBI agent on the trail of...
Mr Sunak, you have delighted us long enough (as Jane Austen might say)
The Independent· 1 day agoWith this turbulence in mind, what relevance does Jane Austen still have today, if any? In her...
Joy Williams Grudgingly Revises, Word by Word
New York Times· 2 days agoAlso, a tattered “Testament Newydd” found years ago in a broken church in Wales, re-bound through the kindness of New York’s Argosy Book Store. More...
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: Was there a female version of Tarzan?
Daily Mail· 2 days agoA selection is published, but we're unable to enter into individual correspondence QUESTION Is it ...
The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak, Food Truck Simulator, Hot Blood, and Cyber Citizen...
Games Asylum· 2 days agoAlthough it’s one of the more subdued weeks for new Switch eShop releases, it’s still leaps and...
Carlos Acosta’s Carmen: An enjoyable if uneven take on Bizet’s classic
Daily Telegraph· 2 days agoReally, that Carmen is a minx! The Carmen I’m talking about is not, of course, the titular heroine...
The Democrats are denying reality by refusing to admit Biden is unfit
Daily Telegraph· 3 days agoIt’s not the cognitive decline of Joe Biden I am concerned about, it’s that of his supporters....
John Waters’s Baltimore
New York Times· 5 days agoMr. Waters, 78, gained a cult following in the 1970s with delightfully shocking films like “Multiple Maniacs,” “Female Trouble” and, of course, the...
The Best Movies Based On True Stories
British Vogue· 6 days agoWith apologies to Disney fans, you won’t find Pocahontas on this list of the best movies based on true stories. Not because it’s animated, or because of...
Lily Gladstone: ‘We are done with being told our stories won’t resonate. That’s been proven wrong so...
The Irish Times· 7 days agoRemember when a crestfallen Michael Keaton folded a piece of paper – his speech, presumably – and...
