Introduction: A Horse Too Famous to DisappearIn February 1983 something straight out of a crime caper happened on a cold…
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Culture & Entertainment in New York
We cover the people and places shaping New York’s cultural life. From gallery openings and indie film premieres to street art and community rituals—this is where local creativity lives.
Lord of the Flies TV Adaptation: A Bold, Chilling Island Survival Drama
Quick takeJack Thorne’s new TV version of Lord of the Flies is equal parts tense survival drama and grim social…
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How Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights Sparked This Year’s Biggest Movie Debate
Welcome to the Wuthering WarsSome films quietly sneak into cinemas and whisper for attention. Emerald Fennell’s new take on Wuthering…
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The Real Story of Frank Serpico: The Cop Who Took Down Corruption
Quick Take Frank Serpico was the square peg in a very crooked hole: an idealistic New York cop who refused…
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From Moors to Mayhem: Top 10 Must-See Movies This February
February is serving everything from moody classics reimagined to full-on slasher chaos. I’ve rounded up ten films worth your popcorn…
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Ann Lee — The Trailblazing Shaker Who Redefined Community and Equality
Quick takeAnn Lee went from a poor, uneducated woman in 18th-century Manchester to the magnetic-but-mysterious leader of the Shakers —…
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Why Robert Burns’ ‘Tam O’Shanter’ Remains a Timeless Masterpiece
Why everyone still talks about Tam O’ShanterIf you like a mix of pub silliness, spooky goings-on and a bit of…
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Hullo, Hillo, Holla: Unraveling the 600-Year History of ‘Hello’
Meet hello — the tiny word that popped everywhere We blurt it out a hundred times a day without thinking:…
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Brookside Stars Bring Nostalgia and Chaos to Hollyoaks
Old neighbours, new chaosTwo familiar Liverpool faces are wandering back into the Hollyoaks neighbourhood. Philip Olivier is reprising his cheeky…
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Steam Locomotive Class 62 Makes Triumphant Return After 10 Years of Restoration
All aboard the comeback After a full decade of tinkering, polishing and plenty of volunteer elbow grease, a 1960-built Class…
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