HISTORICAL FACTS: 2 | History Defined

From Frank-N-Furter to Pennywise, Tim Curry was a master shapeshifter who could terrify and delight

Actor and singer Tim Curry has died aged 80, following years of health struggles brought on by a stroke.

The Conversation · Aug 27

De Gaulle: Résistance review – a galloping bromance for Churchill and France’s wartime hero

This biopic of the great Gallic general – which culminates at Bir Hakeim, in advance of a second film – is a fine, quietly amusing romp with a touch of classic 60s war films

The Guardian - UK · Aug 26

I tried ChatGPT's new interactive quizzes on 5 subjects I thought I knew well — it quickly found the gaps in my knowledge

ChatGPT has a new built-in quiz feature, which you can use to test your knowledge on any subject you like.

TechRadar · Aug 18

Game of Thrones, Shakespearean? What fools these mortals be!

The Mad King may bring more dynastic disputes and dotty despots to the RSC – but a ‘mayhap’ or a riddling aphorism does not a Shakespeare play make

The Guardian - UK · Aug 11

Game of Thrones: The Mad King review – an action-packed saga of dry ice and fire

This prequel to the TV series has one joust after another, spectacular stagecraft and plenty of modern resonance

The Guardian - UK · Aug 9

‘Can’t stop smiling!’ The wait is over for epic Game of Thrones prequel The Mad King

New play, which has been a decade in the works, opens at the Royal Shakespeare theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon after five previews were cancelled

The Guardian - UK · Aug 8

Love's Labour's Lost at the Globe: Lusty and joyful

4/5 Indiana Lown-Collins’ production is a vibrant vision of one of Shakespeare’s trickier comedies

Evening Standard · Aug 3

Love’s Labour’s Lost review – paella, bullfighting and flamenco make Shakespeare’s farce a fiesta

Choreographer Carmen Igarza deserves to take a bow as spectacular dance and movement add passion to the seemingly unfinished play

The Guardian - UK · Jul 30

I Have Chills Just Hearing What It's Like To Work With Legends Like Ian McKellen And Patrick Stewart On A Marvel Set

The new Falcon got to work with some legends on Doomsday.

Cinemablend · Jul 29

In 1890, one man released 60 birds in New York Central park. 135 years later, there are 200 million of them across America

How 60 birds became 200 million starlings: European starlings, numbering 200 million, trace their lineage to a 1890 Manhattan release. Eugene Schieffelin introduced sixty birds, which then multiplied rapidly across the continent. These adaptable birds outcompete native species and cause significant agricultural damage annually. The popular Shakespeare myth surrounding their…

The Economic Times · Jul 28