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Schiaparelli couture show featured animal heads inspired by Dante’s Inferno – here's what they mean

The spectacle of the spring/summer 2023 Schiaparelli couture show began before a single model set foot on the runway.

The Conversation

Kirstie Clements: Paris puts the cats among fashion’s silly geese

The Spring 2023 couture season wrapped up this week, with Daniel Roseberry’s Dante’s Inferno-inspired show sparking a totally silly storm

The New Daily

‘No animals were harmed’: Kylie Jenner’s ultra-realistic lion head sparks uproar at Paris fashion week

Social media users appeared to mistake the Schiaparelli mane for a real piece of taxidermy, but not all animal activists were disturbed

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Waterloo Road's Adam Thomas concerned over spoiler as fans outraged by 'cruel' move

Waterloo Road star Adam Thomas appeared as a guest on Lorraine after the drama returned to BBC on Tuesday

Chronicle Live

Waterloo Road's Chlo Charles dies in first episode of new series as fans left furious with BBC

Waterloo Road has come under fire from BBC viewers for its decision to kill off Chlo as the show returned

Chronicle Live

Benedict’s resignation sparked calls for retirement protocol

Pope Benedict XVI’s 2013 resignation sparked calls for rules and regulations for future retired popes to avoid the kind of confusion that ensued

The Independent UK

Nice call for Aaron Ramsey sympathy as Rangers flop yet to return

Nice captain Dante has called for sympathy for former Rangers flop Aaron Ramsey when he eventually returns to French football after vanishing.

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Botticelli’s Secret by Joseph Luzzi review – a great mystery in the picture

Why did Botticelli endure centuries of obscurity? And what happened to those Dante illustrations? A fresh account of the Renaissance explores the answer

The Guardian - UK

In Kyiv, I saw Dante under sandbags – a modern image of the hell of war

I’ve reported on conflicts for 20 years, and I’m not afraid to be blunt about Russia’s disgusting war of aggression on Ukraine, says journalist Clive Myrie

The Guardian - UK

Christine and the Queens Presents Redcar review – heartbreak, passion and a pile-up of props

The French singer’s latest incarnation makes for a rivetingly theatrical evening full of high emotion and often impenetrable symbolism

The Guardian - UK

Renowned Lanarkshire business enters its second century with family still at its core

Family and staff at Equi's are celebrating the huge milestone

Daily Record

When Marcel Proust talks physics

The 100th anniversary of Marcel Proust’s death gives us an opportunity to remember his masterwork, In Search of Lost Time, a sort of French-style Divine Comedy first released in 1913. Much like the way Dante’s 13th-century work forms a neat summary of Medieval wisdom, In Search of Lost Time attempts…

The Conversation

Commentary: Clinging to old classics can go hand in hand with banning books

Too often, we forget that fights about what we shouldn’t read are also battles over what we should read. And that every time someone attempts to ban Toni Morrison or Ta-Nehisi Coates, they’re also trying to corral our kids back to Hawthorne and Hemingway, Dante and Dickens.

Los Angeles Times

21 years ago, Capcom changed action games forever

21 years ago Capcom released one of the most groundbreaking action games of all time, and the genre would never be the same again.

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Radio France Internationale

Mbappé comes off the bench to save PSG's blushes and sink Nice

Kylian Mbappé struck a late winner for Paris Saint-Germain against Nice on Saturday night to restore their two-point advantage over Marseille at the top of Ligue 1.

The Guardian - AU

It is the great paradox of being human: we change but we stay the same

Is the older me just a watered-down version of the younger me? There is something eternal in us all – a thing that doesn’t age or calcify

The Orange County Register

After a near-fatal heart attack, Kevin Smith got serious about making ‘Clerks III’

Since “Clerks II” reached theaters in 2006, its writer-director Kevin Smith says he’s been thinking about making a third installment of the indie comedy franchise set in a New Jersey convenience store.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Clerks III’: Quick Stop characters we first met in 1994 still amuse and impress

Between a lot of callbacks and pop culture references, best friends Dante and Randal show some vulnerability in director Kevin Smith’s self-indulgent victory lap.

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Salon

I had wished my father dead many times

"I think Dad's been murdered," my brother told me. Every bit of my body began to shake

Chicago Tribune

‘Life has come full circle’: Joe Girardi returns to Cubs as game analyst for Marquee Sports Network

CHICAGO — Joe Girardi’s connection to the Chicago Cubs traces to his childhood.

Daily Record

Gun's guitarist Giuliano Gizzi 'snogged Pamela Anderson while Tommy Lee was upstairs'

Giuliano ‘Jools’ Gizzi revealed he snogged the Baywatch star but his attempts to seduce the 90s actress failed.

Inverse

'Clerks 3' release date, trailer, plot, and cast for Kevin Smith's sequel

Kevin Smith is opening the Quick Stop one more time for 'Clerks III.' But will it be the last?

The Denver Post

C.J. Cron’s big blasts lead Rockies to rout of Padres at Coors Field

DENVER — Hey Larry, Vinny, Dante, Ellis and Big Cat, meet C.J. Cron. Back in the day, he would have fit in quite nicely with the Blake Street Bombers.

The Guardian - UK

Top 10 forests in fiction

Daphne du Maurier, Mervyn Peake and Angela Carter are among the authors enchanted by these shadowy borderlands of civilisation

Chicago Sun-Times

Tarik Cohen is much more than the sum of his considerable pain

The former Bears running back is dealing with his latest setback, a ruptured Achilles tendon.

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