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Bone of contention: Archaeologists find fragment from Hannibal's war elephant in Spain

Hannibal led the Second Punic War against Rome and became famous for his crossing of the Alps and the 16-year campaign which brought the ancient empire to the brink of collapse. Now, archaeologists say they've found a bone that could be from Hannibal's war elephant.

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How 2025's Weirdest New Assassin Thriller Gave A TV Legend A Second Life

Bryan Fuller breaks down how a nearly-canceled TV idea became his debut feature — and a delightful horror-comedy.

Inverse

The TV show based on Total War was tricking us all along: 'It's kind of embarrassing, but it's television'

Don't believe what you see.

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Turner & Constable review – boiling portentous skies versus two men and a dog

JMW Turner is beaten by John Constable in this mighty show. But who cares when the work is so sublime you can hear the squelching and smell the river?

The Guardian - UK

What are the best films and TV shows about pontiffs?

Oscar-winning film Conclave was released last year.

Evening Standard

Imagine Not Being Able to See While Riding This Motorcycle, and Then Getting Shot At

Technicals, i.e. improvised machines of war, have a long and storied history. In every theater of war, folks will always make do with what they have and make their machines either safer to traverse battlefields on, or more lethal. You could conceivably say that the elephants used by Hannibal were…

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A woman was violently murdered two decades ago. Her killer got life but investigators never found her body – now the search continues

Jennifer Marcum vanished without a trace after traveling to Denver International Airport, Colorado on February 17, 2003. For the past 22 years, her family and senior FBI officials were tormented by her convicted killer ‘Hannibal’ but her father said they never found solace in her loss because they were deprived…

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‘High agency’: what the science says about the latest tech buzzword

In 218 BC, the Carthaginian general Hannibal crossed the Alps against the advice of his men, who claimed it was impossible. “Aut inveniam viam, aut faciam,” Hannibal is said to have replied: “I shall either find a way, or make one.”

The Conversation

Denzel Washington adds new job to resume after being baptised in live-streamed ceremony

‘Gladiator II’ actor received certificate that will allow him to be ordained in the future

The Independent UK

Denzel Washington says he will retire from acting after starring in Black Panther 3

The Hollywood star said that director Ryan Coogler is writing a part for him in Marvel film

The Independent UK

You’ve heard of Asterix and Obelix, but who really were the Gauls? And why were they such a problem for Rome?

The year is 50 BC. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely. One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders.

The Conversation

4 of the best Netflix horror movies and TV shows to watch this weekend

Time for Netflix and chills...

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3 best free movies on the Roku Channel right now

Dive into these free movies you can watch right now on The Roku Channel.

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Why did Israel deploy Hannibal Directive, allowing killing of own citizens?

A new report says Israel did enact directive, allowing for killings of captives taken by Hamas on October 7.

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Israeli army used Hannibal Directive during October 7 Hamas attack: Report

The directive is a controversial policy of Israel’s military aimed at preventing the capture of its soldiers.

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Ancient Warriors: 10 Inspiring Military Leadership Lessons

Discover leadership insights from historical military figures like Sun Tzu, Alexander the Great, and Hannibal.

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Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United: Premier League – as it happened

There were no goals at Anfield in an uninspiring match that promised so much but delivered so little

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The Independent UK

Denzel Washington’s casting as Hannibal in Netflix film sparks race row in Tunisia

Tunisian politician Yassine Mami claimed the country should ‘protect itself against a possible falsification of historical facts’

The Guardian - UK

Denzel Washington’s casting as Hannibal in Netflix film sparks race controversy in Tunisia

Newspapers and politicians discuss general’s skin tone, saying actor’s casting in the role created ‘a historical error’

Cinemablend

Denzel Washington And Antoine Fuqua’s New Project Sounds Awesome, But It’s About The Same Character Vin Diesel’s Been Trying To Get Off The Ground For Years

Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua are teaming up for an awesome new project, but it's about the same character Vin Diesel's been trying to get off the ground for years.

The Independent UK

Swap beaches for ancient history in Tunisia, the North African destination with more ruins than Rome

Forget Europe; from the ruins of Carthage to the El Jem amphitheatre, Tunisia’s restoration efforts show off its storied past. Richard Collett takes a deep dive into the country’s fascinating history

TechRadar

Denzel Washington will play Hannibal in new Netflix movie from Gladiator writer

Denzel Washington's back with his Training Day and Equalizer director, who is also Gladiator's award-winning writer, for a new Netflix film.

Cinemablend

Denzel Washington Just Landed His Next Movie Role, And Antoine Fuqua Is Involved

Following on the heels of The Equalizer 3’s release, Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua have signed on to work on another movie together.

The Conversation

Chariots of the gods, ships in the sky: how unidentified aerial phenomena left their mark in ancient cultures

For thousands of years, people have been describing unexplainable gleaming objects in the sky.

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