Fifty years after his violent death, Pasolini’s insights into fascism have become more relevant than ever.
On the night of November 2, 1975, Pier Paolo Pasolini was murdered. His brutally beaten body was discovered the next…
In the most frightening of times, Margaret Atwood discusses standing up to Trump, the issue of banned books, and her memoir that settles old scores.
Margaret Atwood is taking longer than usual with her grocery shopping at a local supermarket in Toronto. It’s not because…
A UK minister stated that if requested, Prince Andrew should respond to US inquiries regarding his connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
A UK government minister has stated that Andrew Mountbatten Windsor should travel to the US to answer questions regarding Jeffrey…
French police arrest six in €12 million armed heist at gold refinery
Six individuals have been arrested following a bold daytime robbery at a Lyon laboratory specializing in precious metals like gold.…
Yotam Ottolenghi reflects on how London’s restaurant scene has transformed over the years. He notes the city’s growing appetite for diverse, innovative cuisines and the shift towards more casual,
What’s it like to eat out in London these days, and what are people looking for? I’ve been thinking about…
If you saw democracy being taken apart right in front of you, what would you do? Whatever you’re doing at this very moment.
How would you act if your democracy was being taken apart? For most Western nations, this used to be a…
Goth and metal musicians share their picks for the most terrifying music ever created, with one recalling nuns who believed they were demon-possessed.
Cosey Fanni Tutti Bernard Herrmann – The Murder (1960) I actually enjoy scary music, but the piece that gives me…
“I had hardly kissed a boy, yet I was kissing Adonis”: Claire Danes discusses intimacy, espionage training, and teenage fame.
In the new thriller “The Beast in Me,” a memoirist confronts a shady property developer suspected of killing his first…
Writers share their picks for the most terrifying films ever made.
The Innocents “Sometimes one can’t help… imagining things.” Truman Capote assisted in adapting Henry James’s ghost story, The Turn of…
With Andrew now dismissed from the Firm, the country is left asking: who’s next?
Great news for residents of streets like Prince Andrew Drive and Prince Andrew Way, who have been asking their local…