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In her seminal 1967 essay “Goodbye to All That,” Joan Didion writes of her former self, a 20-year-old naif arriving in New York City for the first...
In her seminal 1967 essay “Goodbye to All That,” Joan Didion writes of her former self, a 20-year-old naif arriving in New York City for the first...
Rooster to Beef: The TV shows making fun of the generation clash The feud between the generations was a popular TV theme in the 1970s, and now the...
Terrific scripts, marvelous acting and glamorous locales – plus that haunting theme song – made HBO’s Succession superlative television. The...
Terrific scripts, marvelous acting and glamorous locales – plus that haunting theme song – made HBO’s Succession superlative television. The...
Last June, Jack Schlossberg, the Kennedy nepo baby currently running for the open seat in New York’s 12th Congressional District, called out the...
In the late 19th Century, President James Garfield promised progress and reform – but four months after his inauguration he was shot. New series...
The Nazi high command was put on trial 80 years ago in 1945. In the new film Nuremberg, starring Russell Crowe as the charismatic and manipulative...
The latest show from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight tells the thrilling story of brewing dynasty the Guinnesses – and was devised by Guinness...
Three hundred years since they first appeared, the capital's traditional members-only gentlemen's clubs – still frequented by royalty and power...
Published years before WW2, Sally Carson's prescient novel captures the dawn of Nazi tyranny in a small German town – and remains relevant today. ...
With her award-winning Wolf Hall series of books, Hilary Mantel made Tudor bad guy Thomas Cromwell sympathetic. But as TV adaptation Wolf Hall: The...
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