Ittai Gradel obituary Dealer in antiquities who discovered large-scale thefts from the collections of the British Museum The Guardian - UK · May 3
‘I wanted it to feel both Shakespearean and like Jay-Z’: debut author Sufiyaan Salam on masculinity, rap and meeting Stormzy Bringing Manchester’s Curry Mile to vibrant life, the #Merky prize-winning author’s cross-genre work focuses on the lives and language of young British men. He discusses identity and inspiration The Guardian - UK · May 3
Why Are Shows Like Heated Rivalry 'So In'? The Cast Of A New Hockey Romance Got Real About It Keep it icy and spicy. Cinemablend · May 2
Bryan Kohberger’s mom told police they’d made ‘really bad mistake’ arresting her killer son, new book claims Maryann Kohberger told investigators her son ‘would not do this’ and that she’d ‘stake her life’ on his innocence The Independent UK · May 2
I'm No Vegetarian, But I Already Know Remarkably Bright Creatures Will Affect My Food Choices Maybe start with the smart ones? Cinemablend · May 2
The Animal Farm Movie Changes A Lot From George Orwell's Classic. Andy Serkis Thinks One Was Vital The Animal Farm director talks about his version of the classic. Cinemablend · May 2
Royal Biographer Shares Why "Emotional Confrontation" Is "Totally Alien" to One Member of the Royal Family "It was a low point..." Marie Claire · May 2
To give young people wings: The Lost Words duo reunite for book of birds Jackie Morris and Robert Macfarlane give the Guardian exclusive extracts as they aim to open eyes to the wonder of Britain’s declining and endangered species The Guardian - UK · May 2
This hefty tome takes book design to a whole new level Lagos Biennial I–V: The Making of an African Capital of Culture sits within a 7-kilogram concrete case. Creative Bloq · May 2
‘The air resounds with a Babel’s Tower of languages’: why I wrote a novel based in Victoria Square, Athens It once housed the fanciest shops and restaurants in Greece’s capital city – then it crashed. Now the area is reborn as a vibrant, multicultural neighbourhood The Guardian - UK · May 2
TV tonight: another classic romp with The Count of Monte Cristo The enjoyable 2024 movie adaptation is sliced into a four-part series. Plus, White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood hosts SNL UK! Here’s what to watch this evening The Guardian - UK · May 2
‘Healthy eating shouldn’t feel overwhelming’: Ella Mills on wellness, her new book and 3 easy recipes From wellness overwhelm to weeknight ease, Ella Mills shares why healthy eating should be simple – and the three recipes she turns to when time is short The Independent UK · May 2
Royal Author Reveals Donald Trump's Three-Word Verdict on King's State Visit During Private Meeting with the President The president opened up about "great guy" King Charles to biographer Robert Hardman. Marie Claire · May 1
Need new books to read in May? Here's what we're devouring From the books everyone's talking about to the undiscovered gems, these are the best books to read this may, as recommended by our experts Woman & Home · May 1
Woman & Home · May 1 Confused by make-up and skincare? Sarah Jossel’s Diary of a Beauty Editor shares what actually works (and what doesn’t) 'An unfiltered diary from a beauty editor who’s tried every product, figured out what’s worth the hype, and made the mistakes so you don’t have to'.
The Guardian - UK · May 1 Homebound by Portia Elan review – a Cloud Atlas-like puzzle-box novel From 1980s Cincinnati into the interstellar darkness, the stories of four women interconnect across the centuries in a gentle hymn to found families
Kiplinger · May 1 I Asked Investors to Share the Frustrations They Have With Financial Professionals, and These Are Their Top 10 The hidden costs, conflicts of interest and generalized advice that leave investors dissatisfied, and how to find a financial professional you truly trust.
The Guardian - UK · May 1 Katie Kitamura: ‘Almost every writer changes my mind – that’s the point of reading’ The American author on the magic of Yasunari Kawabata, the hidden layers of Henry James and coming late to the genius of Muriel Spark
International Business Times UK · May 1 Jeffrey Epstein's Alleged Suicide Note That Remains Hidden From Public Includes These Distressing Four Words, Cellmate Claims A suppressed suicide note allegedly containing Jeffrey Epstein's final words, 'time to say goodbye,' raises questions about his mental state and the circumstances surrounding his death.
The Guardian - AU · Apr 30 A Rising of the Lights by Steve Toltz review – a darkly funny take on the male loneliness epidemic A miserable misogynist is on a quest for redemption in Toltz’s fourth novel, which fizzes with dynamic prose but struggles to engender empathy for its protagonist
Marie Claire · Apr 30 Queen Elizabeth Received "An Aladdin's Cave" of Jewelry During Middle East Visit But Was "Not Sure What Happened to It," Per Royal Author The late Queen received "millions of pounds" of gifts during her 1979 Gulf states tour.
The Times of India · Apr 30 'Time to say goodbye' :Jeffrey Epstein's suicide note revealed via former cellmate account, remains sealed by court A recently surfaced report reveals Jeffrey Epstein penned a note before his 2019 death in a New York federal jail. Discovered by his cellmate, Nicholas Tartaglione, the handwritten message, now sealed by a judge, reportedly asserted Epstein's innocence and included the poignant phrase, "Time to say goodbye.
Marie Claire · Apr 30 Lena Dunham Styles Not One, But Three Polo Shirts on 'Late Night With Seth Meyers' Her 'Famesick' book tour style is serving prep with a twist.
Evening Standard · Apr 30 Trump hails Charles as ‘greatest king in my book’ as state visit draws to close President Donald Trump has heaped praise on ‘fantastic’ Charles and the UK’s historical ties with the US throughout the four-day state visit.
The Guardian - UK · Apr 30 David Fairhall obituary Guardian defence, aviation, shipping and nuclear specialist with a lifelong love of sailing