Ethan Hawke on his role in tense 2001 drama Tape
Shot in six days using handheld digital-video cameras, the 86-minute film stars Hawke, his then wife Uma Thurman and his Dead Poets Society co-star Robert
The heroic US lawyer who put Nazi death squad members on trial at Nuremberg
“And in order to really understand how a civilised country like Germany could commit and tolerate the type of atrocities which were committed, you should
How controversial 2000s paedophile-hunting show To Catch a Predator rocked US TV
“Why you see the issue of paedophilia, child predation and child trafficking [become] such an issue in politics is because it is an extraordinarily easy
Eight ingenious homes for wildlife around the world
The tower’s lower level is intended to appeal to slow worms, newts and other small wildlife. It sits within a seasonally wet landscape, and is
10 of the best TV shows to watch this October
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Penitent sinner or fiery saint? Mary Magdalene is one of the Bible’s most divisive figures. These paintings show why
In German artist Albrecht Dürer’s woodcut print on paper, a nude Magdalene is lifted towards the sky by six angels. The scene is inspired by
Six of the best Oscar contenders from the 2026 Venice film festival
Martin McDonagh’s last film, The Banshees of Inisherin, was nominated for nine Oscars, but didn’t win any. Could Wild Horse Nine do any better? A
Five things you need to know about the new four-hour Elon Musk documentary
David Byrne has co-written Let Me Sell You a Dream for the film’s closing credits, which has lyrics consisting entirely of phrases spoken by Musk
The poisoned umbrella that pointed to a KGB murder
A 1978 killing is one of the great unsolved mysteries of the Cold War Source link
The hidden history of a controversial $6m banana
Art history proves the point. More than 400 years ago, Caravaggio split the opinions of his contemporaries with the groundbreaking levels of violence, sexual tension