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The centuries-old origins of current fairy fiction

Fallen angels and demi-gods The debate over what exactly fairies are – fallen angels, demi-gods, the spirits of humans – continues, and some see their

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12 of the best TV shows to watch this April

Half Man premieres 23 April on HBO and HBO Max in the US and 24 April on BBC iPlayer in the UK Apple TV+(Credit: Apple

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These artworks are by women – but men got the credit

Some scholars have argued that Marcel Duchamp’s upturned urinal, titled Fountain and signed “R Mutt”, was also her work. Irene Gammel in Baroness Elsa (2002)

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The WW2 general who outwitted his arch-rival

By 23 October he was ready to attack. It began with the largest British bombardment since World War One. Sickened by the carnage of that war

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The ultimate saga of British privilege and power

Galsworthy’s writing career spanned the first three decades of the 20th Century and in 1932, he won the most prestigious literary award of all, the

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Has pop art icon Keith Haring been ‘sanitised’?

The layers of his work Despite some critiques of the way his work is licensed, Haring’s stock as a serious artist has arguably never been

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Eight of the world’s most stunning penthouses

This is one of four bedroom suites, its corner position giving views over the bay of San Francisco from two sides. However, the focal point

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The homes revealing how Tudor people really lived

“There is an appeal to the simplicity of 16th-Century interiors and an honesty in the materials used,” says interior and architectural designer Guy Goodfellow. “This

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Research shows older women are winning more Oscars – here’s why

The most recent study from Annenberg also found that from Hollywood’s top 100 films last year, there were only four women aged 45 plus who

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How the Eagles’ Greatest Hits broke the US charts

According to biographer Marc Eliot, in To The Limit: The Untold Story of the Eagles, the push to release a “best of” came from incoming