German director İlker Çatak’s Turkey-set film tackling creeping authoritarianism gave the jury ‘chills’
Yellow Letters, a drama set in Turkey about creeping authoritarianism, has won the Golden Bear t…
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German director İlker Çatak’s Turkey-set film tackling creeping authoritarianism gave the jury ‘chills’
Yellow Letters, a drama set in Turkey about creeping authoritarianism, has won the Golden Bear t…
25 days ago
Do the people imprisoning these kids like Liam Ramos have no children of their own? Do they have no decency, compassion or basic humanity?
Liam Conejo Ramos. We have all seen his picture, or by now we…
29 days ago
When words fail, clothes do the talking – from the Beckhams to Diana’s revenge dress, fashion is the language of image management
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32 days ago
This is the news we should be paying attention to. At least for the moment, everything else is a distraction
When we talk about our inability to pay attention, to concentrate, we often mean and blame …
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In a more reasonable, more compassionate country, we would thank Ali Faqirzada for how much he has done on behalf of his people and our own
On 14 October, Ali Faqirzada – an Afghan refugee, a resident…
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Friends, enemies and lovers animate more than 60 years of the author’s remarkable correspondence
John Updike had the mind of a middling middle-class postwar American male, and the prose style of a li…
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Trump’s attacks on the Smithsonian are meant to convince us that truth doesn’t matter and we should blindly accept his lies
Donald Trump’s critique of the Smithsonian Institution for its focus on “how…
7 months ago
Author of Um defeito de cor wins seat in 128-year-old institution long dominated by white men
Brazil has elected its first Black woman to the Brazilian Academy of Letters, founded in 1897 and modelled…
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