The jab on Waterloo BridgeOn a blustery September day in 1978, a Bulgarian writer and broadcaster named Georgi Markov felt…
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The jab on Waterloo BridgeOn a blustery September day in 1978, a Bulgarian writer and broadcaster named Georgi Markov felt…
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The banana that blew up the art worldIn December 2019, an ordinary banana and a strip of silver duct tape…
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One wild claim from the 1960s Picture this: it’s the swinging 60s, and a Cambridge-born astronomer rolls up with charts,…
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Intro: The relentless search for a new sitcom iconEveryone wants to hit TV gold again and make a Gen Z…
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Welcome to the 11th‑Century soap operaThink of the Bayeux Tapestry as the Middle Ages’ version of a binge‑worthy true crime…
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September is serving a buffet of movie moods: monster mayhem, cozy witchy sequels, rugged survival sagas and a couple of…
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Quick backstory: a jungle mystery and two very different explorersHere’s the short version: in 1911 a Yale professor swaggered into…
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Halfway through 2026 and the cinemas are serving up everything from gigantic epics to tiny, perfectly odd comedies. I rounded…
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Quick version (because history doesn’t do summaries kindly) In August 1945 a plutonium bomb named “Fat Man” detonated over Nagasaki.…
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Welcome to the official 2026 TV binge list: a weird, wonderful mash-up of horror-comedy, aching dramas, awkward friendships and a…
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