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Done Quixote? Film archivists on quest to finish Orson Welles passion project

Team hope 30 of hours of footage held by three countries will be enough to bring to life film-maker’s vision

The Guardian - UK

Spanish film archive sets out to reconstruct Orson Welles's lifelong 'Quixote'

The Spanish institution is joining forces with the Cinémathèque Française, Italy’s Cineteca Nazionale and Munich’s Filmmuseum to recover lost footage from a legendary shoot that unfolded over 30 years in the Spanish heartlands that so captivated the filmmaker.

Euronews

Quote of the day by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra: “When life itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies? Perhaps to be too practical is...” how Don Quixote brilliantly balances idealism, madness, and deep human wisdom to reveal timeless truths about dreams, reality, courage, and purpose

This Quote of the Day from Don Quixote explores a timeless question about dreams, reality, wisdom, and human purpose. The famous Miguel de Cervantes quote challenges modern beliefs about success and practicality. It reveals how courage, imagination, and vision often shape history, while fear and conformity quietly limit human potential.

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Rising Star Dance Studio stages Don Quixote

The Rising Star Dance Studio will mark its 30th anniversary with a full-length ballet performance of Don Quixote, at M Theatre, New Phetchaburi Road, on June 7 at 3pm.

Bangkok Post

‘I said goodbye to Heath Ledger at this urinal’: a stroll round Terry Gilliam’s pivotal places

The studio where he crashed the Life of Brian spaceship, the stage where he put on a Faust that caused fights, the pub where he last spoke to Heath Ledger … the ex-Python takes a hilarious and evocative meander down memory lane

The Guardian - UK

Should you pull on The 6th Walpurgisnacht Target Extraction banner in Limbus Company?

Time to break the bank

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The Best Part of 'Thunderbolts*' Was Almost Completely Different

The big reveal that the Thunderbolts were actually the New Avengers was almost something else entirely.

Inverse

Can books be bad for you? Only if you’re a ‘bad reader’ like Don Quixote

Books as a backdrop in a portrait or an interview lend gravitas. They stand for literacy, for education, for a way to open the mind, develop the imagination and get on in life. But not all books are considered to convey such benefits.

The Conversation

Giants of La Mancha review – kids cartoon sticks Don Quixote Jr into the modern world

Alfonso Quixote, a descendant of Cervantes’ idealistic hero, is on a mission to save his town in this unsatisfying animated adventure

The Guardian - UK

Keith Dewhurst obituary

Writer for stage and screen whose work included the TV police series Z-Cars and several plays at the National Theatre and Royal Court

The Guardian - UK

Gig guide: Regurgitator, Chillinit, King + Country, Lane Pittman & more

What's happening in live music across Newcastle and the Hunter.

Newcastle Herald

The Inseparables review – marionettes on a quest to keep a puppet theatre alive

Talking toys have an adventure in Central Park in this subpar children’s film that fails to offer much in the way of imagination

The Guardian - UK

From Only Fools to Frasier: how Nicholas Lyndhurst became the sidekick king

Co-star role in reboot of US sitcom completes actor’s ascent from plonker to éminence grise

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Don Quixote review – Nuñez and Muntagirov deliver a sensational shock of sunshine

The Royal Ballet principals light up the stage in Carlos Acosta’s charmingly comic staging of an often nonsensical, but enduring, classic

The Guardian - UK

Don Quixote review – sunshine, warmth and dazzling technique from the Royal Ballet

With its stellar leads and lively background action, this sprightly revival of Carlos Acosta’s revised staging is a celebration of the pleasure of classical dance

Cycling Weekly

'We didn't expect this': Wind causes havoc on stage three of La Vuelta Femenina as Marianne Vos wins

Dutchwoman takes first ever Vuelta stage win, completing the Grand Tour set, as multiple GC riders suffer in echelons

The Guardian - UK

Márquez overtakes Cervantes as most translated Spanish-language writer

Author of One Hundred Years of Solitude tops list of those most translated into 10 languages this century ahead of Don Quixote creator

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Don Quixote review – Australian Ballet returns to Nureyev in a sumptuous, exuberant showcase

The company worked with Rudolf Nureyev and Robert Helpmann for the legendary 1973 film – which it has now recreated for the stage

Los Angeles Times

Bob Dylan almost died in 1997. Months later, 'Time Out of Mind' revived his career

A quarter of a century ago, Bob Dylan found vital new life in an album about death's inexorable approach.

The Conversation

From hapless parody to knight crusader – how far-right nationalism hijacked the real Don Quixote

It’s said that Don Quixote and his faithful squire Sancho Panza were riding their horses in the dark night when they heard the sound of dogs barking. Trying to console the frightened Sancho, Don Quixote uttered what may be the most quoted line attributed to him: “Let the dogs bark,…

Los Angeles Times

Robin Abcarian: Scandal, villainy, treachery — the Jan. 6 committee report is replete with juicy bits

The final report from the House Jan. 6 committee is a true gift to the American people.

The Conversation

Life is short, and for good reason – here's how to make it more meaningful

In 1605 the great Spanish novelist, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, wrote, through the mouthpiece of Don Quixote of La Mancha, that it is

The Guardian - UK

‘Once-in-a-lifetime’ copy of Don Quixote fetches €500,000 at auction

Total of €900,000 paid for Cervantes’ works that a diplomat bought on a shopping trip to London in 1930s

WEKU

3 books in translation that ask a lot — and allow the reader to ask a lot in return

Concerning My Daughter, Hugs and Cuddles and Freeway: La Movie do not pretend to be easy reads, yet they are all completely consuming.

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