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10 best thriller books to read in 2025, from classics to new releases

Tear through gripping tales of ‘Gone Girl’, ‘The Housemaid’ and more

The Independent UK

We Could Get Even More Batman Spinoffs Before 'The Batman II'

Matt Reeves' much-awaited sequel may be joined by more TV shows after 'The Penguin.'

Inverse

Best summer books that are perfect for your 2025 holidays

From exciting debuts to classic thrillers, these are the reads deserving of a spot in your suitcase

The Independent UK

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‘Five-star Exmoor views for £15 a night’: a bothy-to-bothy walk along the North Devon coast

The South West Coast Path and the Coleridge Way link National Trust bothies, pubs and sea cliffs on an exhilarating three-day walk

The Guardian - UK

These 9 Golf Bottoms Are Trending For All The Right Reasons

Elevate your game with the season's must-have golf bottoms - trending now!

Golf Monthly

Torte law: bakers are in a food fight over allegations of plagiarism – but who really owns a recipe?

Bestselling Australian cookbook author Brooke Bellamy is under fire from Nagi Maehashi and Sally McKenney for copying recipes, allegations she denies. In a precise art like baking, how close is too close?

The Guardian - AU

Viral baker maintains innocence amid author food fight

An Australian baker and social media influencer says she has received online attacks after being accused of plagiarising recipes from other authors.

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Page-turners: paperbacks to buy this week

Tough, taut reads, from a thriller by Le Carré’s son to Rushdie on his stabbing

Evening Standard

RecipeTin Eats Accuses TikTok Star Brooki Of Copying Recipes In Bestselling Cookbook

Nagi Maehashi (RecipeTin Eats) publicly accused Brooke Bellamy (aka owner of Brooki) and Penguin Random House of copying her recipes.

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Penguin review – revealing one-man show about a refugee’s journey to self-acceptance

From dodging bombs to dancing in nightclubs, Syrian theatre-maker Hamzeh Al Hussien enacts the story of his life

The Guardian - UK

2025 Masters Apparel Scripting: What the Pros Are Wearing at Augusta National

Brands make sure players are in their springtime best for golf’s most popular tournament.

Sports Illustrated

Vincent Fantauzzo on childhood abuse, Heath Ledger and what’s wrong with the art world: ‘I was destined to fail’

Now one of Australia’s most successful artists, Fantauzzo opens up on his traumatic childhood in his memoir – with stories not even his wife Asher Keddie knew

The Guardian - AU

Why you should revisit the classics, even if you were turned off them at school

Throughout my school years I had an exuberant, elderly piano teacher, Miss Hazel. She was one of five daughters (like me) and, like many young women of her generation, had never married her sweetheart because he did not return from the war.

The Conversation

Why Copies Of Belle Gibson’s ‘The Whole Pantry’ Are Going For $760 On eBay

“She won't make any profit off it so it's fine, right?”

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The Guardian - UK

‘It feels like a vindication’: Andrea Dworkin’s widower on the radical feminist’s rediscovery

John Stoltenberg, Dworkin’s partner for three decades, is thrilled by the reissue of three of her books as Penguin Modern Classics, and how a new generation is finding inspiration from her work

The Independent UK

Penguins honor late Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Lange during emotional pregame ceremony

The Pittsburgh Penguins honored Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Lange during an emotional ceremony before their game against Washington

Marie Claire

As Apple Cider Vinegar drops on Netflix, we ask - how did fake wellness influencer Belle Gibson get so far with her lies?

Warning: major spoilers ahead.

Marie Claire

Where Is Belle Gibson Now? What We Know About the Subject of 'Apple Cider Vinegar'

Your first Netflix true-crime obsession of the year has arrived.

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We need to talk about those controversial new Jane Austen book covers

Is no author safe from the BookTok craze?

The Guardian - UK

‘I was a multimillionaire, I had a beautiful girlfriend, I was unhappy’: the ups and downs of a supertrader

Gary Stevenson grew up poor, got rich in the City – then found himself wrestling with depression. Now he says he’s the only person on the left who really understands the British economy – and the people who wield the power

The Conversation

The acquisition of Text Publishing by Penguin Random House is part of a worrying trend in Australian publishing

Australia has been unique in the anglosphere for decades, as its independent publishers have resisted the forces of conglomeration and remained privately owned – often by their founders. But this week the third independent publisher in less than six months has merged with a multinational.

Inverse

HBO Just Quietly Removed An Iconic TV Show — And That's Disastrous For Streaming

One of Warner Bros.' most acclaimed series is no longer streaming on Max, a foolish decision that's a bad omen for the entire entertainment landscape.

MarketBeat

Why Penguin Solutions Could Be the AI Sleeper Stock of 2025

Penguin Solutions is a chip stock that hasn't garnered much excitement yet, but the transition into later stages of AI is where the firm aims to make it bones.

Barchart

This Overlooked AI Stock is Winning Over Analysts, Here's Why

While AI stocks continue to dominate the buzz, this overlooked player is quietly capturing analysts’ attention.

Evening Standard

The downfall of Hannah Ingram-Moore and the Captain Tom Foundation is a tale of human folly

A damning inquiry has confirmed that Captain Tom Moore’s daughter and son-in-law “misled” the public and pocketed over £1 million from the foundation they set up in his name. Claudia Cockerell says it shows the world is made up of more Hannahs than Toms

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