The Internet Is Dragging Harry Potter For Being A Bad Friend, But Not So Fast Should Harry have been more generous? The internet has opinions. Cinemablend · Feb 15
Prince William's "Full-Scale Fire Fight" As He Urged King Charles to Banish Andrew "Before the Rot Set in" William was reportedly deeply concerned about his uncle's impact on the family Marie Claire · Feb 15
This is how we do it: ‘Whether it’s kinky sex in a dungeon or shopping at Costco, it’s all about our bond’ Dan and Zoe met on a train and connected instantly. Twenty years and three kids later, they’re still trying out new things The Guardian - UK · Feb 15
All duty, no dazzle: Gordon Brown the statesman Where Tony Blair charmed and persuaded, Gordon Brown harangued and instructed Evening Standard · Feb 15
Source Claims Prince William "Never Liked" Ex-Prince Andrew and Thinks the Disgraced Royal "Should Be Left to His Own Devices" "He wanted him out of the picture immediately before the rot further set in." Marie Claire · Feb 14
Bill Maher makes crass comparison between Taylor Swift’s exes and her fiance Travis Kelce ‘That second she got some old school wood from the Heartland, it was game over,” Maher quipped The Independent UK · Feb 14
Andy Griffiths: ‘Life is a joyously unhinged, absurd wonderland of possibility’ Named as Australia’s children’s laureate for 2026-27, the beloved author opens up about the best thing a fan has ever sent him – and his first tattoo The Guardian - AU · Feb 14
Senior Reform UK figures attend launch of How to Launder Money book Co-author George Cottrell is close aide to party leader Nigel Farage and served several months in US prison The Guardian - UK · Feb 14
Chapter X: Steering Men Through Rocky Transitions to Retirement Don’t just retire — evolve. Chapter X is a strategy for a high-impact second act, designed for men, by a man. Kiplinger · Feb 14
Carolyn Bessette Kennedy Is The Pre-Internet Muse We’re Still Obsessed With Almost 30 years after her tragic death, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy remains the reluctant icon we can’t stop admiring. Marie Claire · Feb 14
Hafta Letters: Birthday wishes for NL, appreciation for Manisha, ‘high quality’ TM Krishna discussion Raghav Newslaundry · Feb 14
What we lose when we give up reading… A 15-year-old's interaction with a magazine highlights our declining engagement with print. Professor Joel Halldorf's book, 'Reading Matters,' traces the book's sophisticated evolution from ancient scrolls to the printing press. This invention democratized knowledge, fostering deep reasoning and societal change, a capacity now threatened by digital distractions. The Times of India · Feb 14
‘His favourite book was by Jordan Peterson, which was a massive ick’: how books perform on dating apps Mentions of reading in Tinder bios are up 29% in the last year. But is searching for a fellow fan of one’s favourite author really a shortcut to compatibility? The Guardian - UK · Feb 13
‘I loved it!’: Brontë museum staff praise racy Wuthering Heights film Staff at Brontë Parsonage Museum in Howarth embrace Emerald Fennell’s sex-laced take, while Emily Brontë’s most recent biographer calls BDSM version ‘a lot of fun’ The Guardian - UK · Feb 13
Creative Bloq · Feb 13 How I created the tense urban scenes in my graphic novel Light, shape and colour were key to crafting the ominous atmosphere.
AAP · Feb 13 'Predatory' children's author used fame to groom kids A bestselling children's author who preyed on girls as young as 11 after visiting their schools to talk about his books has been jailed.
The Guardian - UK · Feb 13 Good People by Patmeena Sabit review – addictive mystery caters to modern attention spans Who killed Zorah? Snippets of gossip expose the divisions in a migrant community in this polyphonic portrait of contemporary America
Cinemablend · Feb 12 I’m Not A Fan Of Remakes, But I Can See Why Mike Flanagan Wants To Adapt Stephen King’s The Mist A lot of mixed feelings flying around.
The Guardian - AU · Feb 12 Soft Serve by George Kemp review – moving coming-of-age debut set in a regional McDonald’s Climate carnage is a metaphor for the pain of loss, as an encroaching bushfire traps four people under the golden arches
The Times of India · Feb 12 “I started reading because…”: Kai Cenat’s unexpected reading pivot sparks deeper conversations about self improvement online Book streaming has emerged as a growing online trend, with creators reading books live and engaging viewers in real time. Kai Cenat embraced the format in January 2026 through his channel Kai’s Mind, aiming to improve his speech and confidence. Despite mixed reactions, his honest approach has built a supportive…
The Guardian - US · Feb 12 ‘Utterly evil’: Louisiana pastor sentenced to seven years’ prison for molesting teen girl Milton Otto Martin III received maximum sentence for indecent behavior inflicted on teenager 15 years ago
The Independent UK · Feb 12 Aimee Lou Wood lends her voice to audiobook of Wuthering Heights – here’s where to listen Revisit Emily Brontë’s classic in audio form ahead of the movie’s release
The Guardian - UK · Feb 12 The True True Story of Raja the Gullible (and His Mother) by Rabih Alameddine review – drag fabulousness in war-torn Beirut Spanning eras of conflict and Covid in Lebanon, this irresistible queer coming-of-age tale explores what it means to be truly free
The Guardian - UK · Feb 11 Cees Nooteboom, Dutch novelist and travel writer, dies aged 92 Writer made international breakthrough with 1980 novel Rituals and won acclaim for his travel writing