The US explorers who 'found' a lost, ancient city
Two US explorers claimed they had discovered Vilcabamba in Peru, 50 years apart Source link
Why Anthony Bourdain biopic Tony fails to honour the chef’s work
Bourdain, who died in 2018, was one of the world’s most celebrated culinary figures, known for his bad-boy persona, superb food writing, and TV series
The shocking case of a fake pregnancy that led to a Mexican baby kidnapping
Hours later, she and her husband Arturo were arrested in a motel, and the baby, Katya Valentina, was brought back, unharmed, to her parents. Mendoza
How 1980s comic The Dark Knight Returns transformed Batman
For a long time, that was Batman – or, at least, Batman as the general public saw him, thanks to the camp 1960s television show
How Hollywood films 'are getting horny again'
From I Want Your Sex to The Invite, cinema is exploring sex in provocative ways Source link
How the Nordics have perfected the summer cabin
Finland is known for its clear lake waters, dense forests and shifting light, and this high-altitude cabin overlooks Lake Saimaa. It is a new guest
The ‘Holy Maid of Kent’ who prophesied the death of King Henry VIII
Barton went on to enjoy the personal favour of the king, and met with him many times, bonding over their devout Catholicism (Henry remained a
The British double agent who defected to Russia and taught enemy spies
“I’m looking back on my career in the enemy camp, this 30-year career in the enemy camp,” he says in the grainy video, standing behind
10 of the best films to watch this August
From Jacob Elordi in Ridley Scott’s new thriller, to a wacky NYC romcom Source link
Five ways Fleabag changed TV
One of the most striking elements of Fleabag was the fact she constantly broke the fourth wall, talking in asides to the audience and, alongside