In a new documentary, the connection between two era-defining writers is examined along with the many things that separated themIt was the party of the century. Author Truman Capote hosted the Black and White Ball at the Plaza Hotel in New York in 1966...
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New Yorker writer, whose scepticism about her trade brought her both praise and blame, was also famed for studies of psychoanalysis and Sylvia PlathJanet Malcolm, the American journalist who dissected the relationship between the writer and their subje...
An exuberant memoir of a troubled childhood tells one girl’s story of danger, drag queens and a struggle to be herself When Paris Lees was seven years old her school called her mum to complain that her child was wearing tights. Back then, Lees was call...
In the debut novel from the bestselling author of Three Women, a woman hunts down the traumas of her pastAs Animal begins, its narrator, Joan, has driven cross-country to Los Angeles, where she’s rented a ramshackle three-storey house in a compound in ...
The singer-songwriter talks about his relative William Faulkner, his violent childhood and drugs – and saves a surprise until the endIf you’re after cheery crowdpleasers, John Murry is not your man. Murry is 41, barely known, and has never come close t...
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Ahead of Daniel Craig’s bow in No Time to Die, the uncertainty of what’s next has prompted historians to take a hard look back.
You don’t tap Richard Price to do an adaptation and expect him not to put some of his own fingerprints on it.
In the sequel to Netflix’***** 2018 teen rom-com, Lana Condor and Noah Centineo explore what comes after the happily ever after.
In Weather, the author takes us through the Five Stages of Climactic Grief.