Black history producing groundbreaking works as states limit it in schools The backlash comes as historians find more stories that challenge the popular U.S. narrative Axios · Feb 6, 2023
Editorial: The pervasive threat of letting kids read the ‘wrong’ book Florida hasn’t made reading a crime — not yet, anyway. But it’s doing the next worse thing by dangling threats of criminal charges against teachers and educators who share the “wrong” books with students. Tribune News Service · Feb 6, 2023
Celebrating the life of the great Gaelic poet Aonghas MacNeacail A GREAT Scottish soul passed away just before Christmas, and his family have now lain the mortal remains of Aonghas MacNeacail to rest at Achnaba… The National (Scotland) · Feb 6, 2023
How we made Oscar-winning Women Talking with Claire Foy and Jessie Buckley: ‘I love an unpalatable woman’ The director and stars discuss 2023’s most incendiary film, which just won an Oscar for Best Adapted screenplay Evening Standard · Feb 6, 2023
Mad for mangas: Asia leaves its mark on Angoulême comics fest France’s fascination with manga comic books is booming, a trend highlighted at the Angoulême international comics festival at the end of January. Thousands of fans turned out to see Hajime Isayama, Ryoichi Ikegami and Junji Ito who hosted masterclasses and received special awards. Radio France Internationale · Feb 5, 2023
You Need to Watch Peter Jackson's Most Ambitious Epic on HBO Max ASAP Everyone knows that Bilbo Baggins slept during a huge battle. But in 2014, what Peter Jackson presupposed is... maybe he didn’t? Inverse · Feb 5, 2023
Romantic villages to visit near Greater Manchester Valentine's Day is nearly here and there are some beautiful villages nearby where you can take a loved one Manchester Evening News · Feb 5, 2023
Stolen by Ann-Helén Laestadius review – prejudice and pain suffered by the Sami people The Swedish YA author’s first novel for adults deals deftly with the fear and guilt felt by a young girl who witnesses a hate crime The Guardian - UK · Feb 5, 2023
What Women Want by Maxine Mei-Fung Chung review – the depths of desire The psychotherapist’s seven case studies show the role of longing in women’s lives and the two-way connection between analyst and patient The Guardian - UK · Feb 5, 2023
Killer Graham Dwyer writing book behind bars as he awaits appeal verdict The former architect has kept details of the manuscript closely guarded, but sources believe it is a tell-all book on his murder case Dublin Live · Feb 5, 2023
Who’s going to be triggered by Northanger Abbey? It’s hardly Game of Thrones Greenwich University is warning students to prepare themselves for the ‘toxic friendships’ Jane Austen satirises in her novel The Guardian - UK · Feb 5, 2023
New Book Reveals Secrets, Untold Stories from Baligh Hamdi’s Last Days New stories and important secrets from the last days of late musician Baligh Hamdi have been revealed in “Baligh…Secrets of Last Days”, a new book published recently, 30 years after his death aged 61, on September 12, 1993. The late Egyptian poet composed for the most prominent singers of his… Asharq Al-Awsat · Feb 5, 2023
Woman who claims she took Harry’s virginity is ‘surprised’ he put it in book Digger driver Sasha Walpole said Harry was a ‘good friend’ at the time and she now wishes him ‘all the best’. The Independent UK · Feb 5, 2023
Pamela Anderson releases new book and documentary about abusive relationship with drummer Tommy Lee Actor Pamela Anderson releases a new book and a Netflix documentary, saying she's never loved anyone like the musician father of her children, who she divorced after he was violent. ABC News · Feb 5, 2023
Daily Record · Feb 4, 2023 Prince Harry's first ever lover reveals all about 'passionate' romp in field behind pub Digger driver Sasha Walpole, 40, knew Harry from working as a groom at the then-Prince Charles' residence, Highgrove House.
The Guardian - AU · Feb 4, 2023 Helen Garner on happiness: ‘It’s taken me 80 years to figure out it’s not a tranquil, sunlit realm’ In a series of short essays, writers consider what happiness means to them now, after the reckoning of the past few years
The Guardian - AU · Feb 4, 2023 Featuring death and grief in children’s books can equip them with skills to navigate emotional terrain We don’t need to overload young people with everything that adults carry, but we should be as truthful as we can for their age
The Guardian - UK · Feb 4, 2023 Kevin Jared Hosein: ‘The 1940s in Trinidad was like the wild west’ The teacher and writer on a golden age for Caribbean writers, editing in bed, and his encounter with VS Naipaul
Salon · Feb 4, 2023 2 great British exports: Beatles & Bond John Higgs' new book makes a powerful case for the enduring significance of 007 and the Fab Four
Belfast Live · Feb 4, 2023 Co Down cannabis farm discovered and two arrested "This is a large and sophisticated cannabis farm, which required searches by specialist police teams."
Nottingham Post · Feb 4, 2023 Rainbow heritage awards return to Nottingham - but fears it may be last year The award ceremony is now in its 15th year
Belfast Live · Feb 4, 2023 She and I: Co Down author's debut thriller novel set in NI optioned for TV "I feel very lucky to have had the book published, never mind if it manages to find its way onto the screen"
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Feb 4, 2023 Mike Sielski: Rock, Paper, Lessons: The Eagles’ Super Bowl run should teach fans, media, and the NFL some things PHILADELPHIA — In 1917 — roughly 104 years before Nick Sirianni entered the NovaCare Complex, hopped on a Zoom call with a couple of dozen reporters, and flunked Public Speaking 101 — a scholar named Walter Brandenburg published a book called The Philosophy of Christian Being. Despite its thrilling title…
Salon · Feb 4, 2023 Trump's use of "mental projections" Trump biographer Tim O'Brien recalled some of the more bizarre conversations he's had with the former president
The Guardian - UK · Feb 4, 2023 I’m Black So You Don’t Have to Be by Colin Grant review – where are we ‘really’ from? An important contribution to the story of British-Caribbean identity, told with loving scrutiny