Emma Corrin on backlash for non-binary identity: ‘People always want answers’ Corrin came out as non-binary in 2021. Evening Standard · Oct 6
Jack Lowden embodies sideburn-wearing Mr Darcy for Pride And Prejudice series The upcoming Netflix series, which stars Emma Corrin and Olivia Colman, was adapted by Dolly Alderton from the Jane Austen novel. Evening Standard · Sep 15
Fans Hold Confession About Donald Sutherland And Reaction To J.K. Rowling Question Against Keira Knightley A decades-old behind-the-scenes story has once again put Keira Knightley at the center of controversy. Bored Panda · Jul 28
The Other Bennet Sister star ‘scared’ to return for new special after ‘perfect’ first series Ella Bruccoleri stars as the forgotten Bennet sister in BBC hit drama The Independent UK · Jun 25
Bloomshed makes it to centre stage with comedy classic With Mr Bennet played by a pot plant, Bloomshed theatre's first main-stage show is an adaptation of Pride and Prejudice like no other. AAP · May 17
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'The Other Bennet Sister' Is Our Next Period-Drama Obsession: Here's How to Watch The 'Pride and Prejudice' reimagining tells the story of overlooked middle sister Mary Bennet. Marie Claire · Apr 7
What Austen academics really think of ‘The Other Bennet Sister’: ‘Jane Austen will survive it all’ IN FOCUS: Austen academics tell Lauren Morris their thoughts on ‘Pride and Prejudice’ fan fiction as the hit BBC One drama continues The Independent UK · Mar 20
Pride and Prejudice Fans Lament the “50th Adaptation” of the Story by Netflix Back to Pemberley we go. The Mary Sue · Feb 26
After “Wuthering Heights” Broke the Internet, Netflix Is About to Adapt Another Classic Hello, Mr. Darcy... The Mary Sue · Feb 24
3 must-watch movies to stream on Peacock before the Super Bowl Subscribing to Peacock to stream the Super Bowl or the Winter Olympics? Here are the three new to Peacock movies I'd recommend you watch while you're there. Tom’s Guide · Feb 5
20 TV shows everyone will be talking about in 2026, from Pride & Prejudice to Dear England 2026 CULTURE GUIDE: There’s plenty to get excited about over the next 12 months, whether it’s psychological thrillers, period dramas, Irish comedies or returning favourites. Ellie Harrison and Katie Rosseinsky take a look The Independent UK · Dec 30, 2025
Inside the Regency ballroom: what you’d experience on a night out with Jane Austen The ballrooms of Jane Austen’s Britain have been hailed in literature and period dramas as a marriage market where young men and women could meet and mingle. The ballroom set the scene for Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy’s first encounter at Meryton’s assembly rooms in Pride and Prejudice (1813), and… The Conversation · Dec 3, 2025
OPINION - Does Holly Ramsay think her mother-in-law is just too common? The exclusion of Adam Peaty’s mother from their wedding is cruel and misguided Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2025
The Independent UK · Nov 1, 2025 Keira Knightley: ‘Early motherhood is definitely more exhausting than shooting films!’ THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: She’s played a Jane Austen hero, a swashbuckling aristocrat, and a wartime cryptanalyst. Now, the beloved actor steps into her most unexpected role yet, as a children’s author. She talks to Jessie Thompson about her daughter’s teething problems, getting equal pay, and that famous ‘Vanity Fair’ photoshoot
Marie Claire · Oct 29, 2025 15 of the Best Enemies-to-Lovers Books of All Time Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy may be the blueprint, but you're guaranteed to fall for all of these novels.
The Conversation · Oct 20, 2025 How Jane Austen’s landscapes mapped women’s lives Jane Austen’s novels are often remembered for their wit, romance and sharp social critique. Yet they are also profoundly geographical works: cities, seaside resorts, country estates and naval towns structure the possibilities and limitations of her heroines’ lives.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9, 2025 Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen audiobook review – an immersive all-star dramatisation Actors Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Bill Nighy and Marisa Abela are among the cast in a pacy adaptation that retains Austen’s sharp plotting and comic precision
The Conversation · Oct 8, 2025 Jane Austen and theory of mind: how literary fiction sharpens your ‘mindreading’ skills At the beginning of Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen’s most well-known novel, the protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet, overhears Mr Darcy speaking ill of her. This, naturally, leads her to form a negative opinion of him.
The Independent UK · Sep 11, 2025 5 new podcasts to listen to this week These are our top podcast picks.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 9, 2025 ‘Looks so sizzling they could fry an egg!’ How the BBC’s Pride and Prejudice adaptation changed my life The 1995 adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic, starring Colin Firth, has its own fan group, has inspired university courses and was even featured in the Barbie movie. What’s behind its enduring appeal?
The Independent UK · Sep 2, 2025 The average attention span has fallen again. Here’s how to improve yours ANALYSIS: The good news is, tere are many forms of attention, and not all of them are necessarily diminishing
The Conversation · Aug 27, 2025 What was Jane Austen’s best novel? These experts think they know To mark the 250th anniversary of her birth, we’re pitting Jane Austen’s much-loved novels against each other in a battle of wit, charm and romance. Six leading Austen experts have made their case for her ultimate novel, but the winner is down to you. Cast your vote in the poll…
The Conversation · Aug 20, 2025 Who was Jane Austen’s best heroine? These experts think they know To mark the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, we’re pitting her much-loved heroines against each other in a battle of wit, charm and sass. Seven leading Austen experts have made their case for her ultimate heroine, but the winner is down to you. Cast your vote in the poll…
The Conversation · Aug 18, 2025 In Jane Austen’s Persuasion, respite is a key ingredient for romance It’s that time of year again. Flight costs are up, schools are out, and anyone lucky enough to afford a break is heading – literally or metaphorically – for the hills. Some might harbour visions of a beautiful stranger alone in a beach or bar, someone who takes a keen…