Paul Smith takes inspiration from father's photography for Paris Fashion Week A vibrant energy pulsed through the Paris Fashion Week air as Paul Smith unveiled his fall menswear The Independent UK · Jan 23, 2025
The week in TV: Severance; Marilyn Manson: Unmasked; Bump; Lucy Worsley Investigates… 1066 – review Four-way love is in the air in the long-awaited return of Severance; the case against US shock rock star Marilyn Manson; Australia’s latest gem reaches full term; and Lucy Worsley looks King Harold in the eye The Guardian - UK · Jan 19, 2025
Private Alwyn Melville Craig: a name, now known, none will soon forget For three decades he wandered Newcastle streets, now his service to the country has been recognised. Newcastle Herald · Nov 7, 2024
I tried Apple’s new call recording feature — and this iOS 18.1 addition was worth the wait Record calls, get transcripts and more, thanks to this new feature Tom’s Guide · Oct 18, 2024
How we met: ‘We have lots of friends. We have a naked dinner with a pool party once a month’ Kevin and Harold, both 71, met at a bar in St Louis in 1991. They fell in love and now live together in Palm Springs, California The Guardian - UK · Oct 10, 2024
Between the Temples review – bittersweet screwball comedy with shades of Harold and Maude Playing a bereaved synagogue cantor and his former primary school music teacher, Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane light up Nathan Silver’s endearing odd couple tale The Guardian - UK · Aug 25, 2024
‘It’s like a gift from God’: the program letting Melbourne’s long-term homeless catch their breath Wraparound services help rough sleepers get on top of health issues and find stable housing – but workers say the clock starts ticking the moment people walk in The Guardian - AU · Aug 4, 2024
Harold and the Purple Crayon review – sketchy live-action adaptation Uncharismatic Zachary Levi plays the 50s children’s character whose drawings spring to life in a film lifted by Clement’s villainous novelist The Guardian - UK · Aug 4, 2024
Harold and the Purple Crayon review: "Colorful, easy-to-enjoy fun – particularly if you're of crayon-using age" Harold and the Purple Crayon review: "Colorful, easy-to-enjoy fun – particularly if you're of crayon-using age" Total Film · Jul 31, 2024
I tried to stop my peasants from starving in Norland, but their lords only care about sex and holy rings Crusader Kings meets RimWorld in this powerful, if finicky medieval story engine. PC Gamer · Jul 16, 2024
Steven Wright loves talking about lint The stand-up comedian discusses his book "Harold" and why he'd rather talk about the speed of light Salon · May 22, 2024
32 great films about growing old - from heartwarming rom-coms to cult classics We break down 32 great films about growing old, from rom-coms to heartfelt stories Woman & Home · May 18, 2024
Sony Releases Trailer For 'Harold And The Purple Crayon' Adaptation Sony unveils trailer for 'Harold and the Purple Crayon' film adaptation, promising an enchanting cinematic adventure for all ages. Top News · Mar 20, 2024
New Cast Members Revealed For 'King & Conqueror' Period Drama King & Conqueror, a period drama series, unveils new cast members for its production in Iceland, exploring the clash between Harold of Wessex and William o... Top News · Mar 18, 2024
Top News · Mar 6, 2024 Clémence Poésy And Emily Beecham Join 'King & Conqueror' Cast Discover the upcoming historical drama 'King & Conqueror' featuring a stellar cast and compelling storyline based on the clash between Harold of Wessex and...
The Guardian - UK · Jan 29, 2024 Bayeux Museum lands 1872 reproduction of tapestry from Rolling Stone’s estate Lifesize replica of 70-metre work, which cost museum £16,000, was part of sale of late drummer Charlie Watts’s estate
Bored Panda · Jan 19, 2024 Anne Hathaway Hates Being Called “Anne” And Other Surprising Revelations About Celeb Names Apparently, Brad Pitt introduces himself as "William" to strangers. The post Anne Hathaway Hates Being Called “Anne” And Other Surprising Revelations About Celeb Names first appeared on Bored Panda.
Cycling Weekly · Dec 25, 2023 'As a little girl I didn't know what sprinting was' - Emma Finucane on her path to becoming world champion A breakthrough year brought a rainbow jersey for the 21-year-old. She takes Cycling Weekly behind the scenes of her success
The Independent UK · Dec 20, 2023 Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach tie the knot after 12 years of dating ’Barbie’ co-creators welcomed their second child together earlier this year
Evening Standard · Dec 20, 2023 This Much I Know at Hampstead Theatre Downstairs review: there's too much and too little going on here American writer Jonathan Spector has created something fascinating but flawed
The Guardian - UK · Dec 19, 2023 ‘After rehearsal, my face hurts from laughing!’ The Ghosts cast on fun, fame and their festive farewell It’s one of the UK’s most cherished comedies, but now it’s bowing out for ever. The stars talk about nicking things from the set – and being called ‘outrageous and shameful’ by Piers Morgan
The Conversation · Dec 4, 2023 How A.S. Byatt’s northern identity and anger over climate change informed her fiction A.S. Byatt’s highbrow fiction has a vast, international appeal. The writer, who died in November, was known for her voracious appetite for knowledge and her insatiable curiosity.
WhatToWatch · Nov 27, 2023 Boat Story episode 3 recap: sealing the deal In our Boat Story episode 3 recap, we break down the third chapter of this madcap BBC dramedy where Janet and Samuel finally sell their stash of drugs.
France 24 · Oct 16, 2023 Investigation: How a Haitian congregation tried to take down a gang On August 26, an evangelical pastor and his followers attempted to attack a gang in the north of Port-au-Prince, the Haitian capital, armed with sticks and machetes. The gang retaliated with firearms, killing at least 21 people. What exactly happened that day? Why did ordinary churchgoers go to confront an…
The Guardian - UK · Aug 18, 2023 ‘I got a flat white at Harold’s!’: the rise and rise of dubious replica TV ‘experiences’ Want to take a selfie in the Neighbours coffee shop? Or sit at the Love Island fire pit, or nosy round an apartment from Friends? Now you can – the question is, why would you want to?