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Quentin Tarantino plans to retire after his eighth film and pursue writing in his Twilight years.
Sona shares her excitement about her book 'The World's Worst Assistant' and her time with Conan.
The video recaps the 2009 New Yorker Festival with interviews and highlights.
Concerns have been raised about the lack of ethnic diversity in the 'Dune' movies, which critics argue fail to reflect the Arabic influences in Frank Herbert's original story.
Audrey Niffenegger discusses Her Fearful Symmetry at Highgate Cemetery in London.
Salman Rushdie is attacked on stage in Chautauqua, New York, during a literary event.
Benedict Cumberbatch recites a poem by Mahmoud Darwish that emphasizes the enduring connection to Palestine and the reasons to live on that land.
Bret Easton Ellis discusses the interplay of love and sadism in his writing, arguing that technology has diminished genuine emotional connections.
Caitlin Moran shares her views on happiness and the band Salad at a festival.
Carol Ann Duffy's election as poet laureate ends four hundred years of male domination in poetry.
The under-16s winner of the BFI trailer competition for Charlie Higson's The Fallen is announced.
Edna O'Brien discusses the cultural significance of books, her literary influences, and her memoir 'Country Girl' in a conversation with Andrew.
Claudia Rankine's play returns to NYC, sparking laughter and applause about race and identity.
Yesterday, 91 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces, prompting families of Gaza flotilla activists to express pride in their loved ones' humanitarian efforts.
Fleur Adcock recalls an awkward tram ride home from school in New Zealand with her mother.
George R.R. Martin reflects on the global success of Game of Thrones with Sky News.
Boxing Day reunites Bernard Rose and Danny Huston for a low-budget adaptation of Tolstoy.
Markus Zusak explains his choice of death as the narrator in The Book Thief during a festival talk.
Ian McEwan shares insights on his son Greg's struggles with 'Enduring Love' in A-level essays.
Ian McEwan discusses his writing process, highlighting his use of a green notebook and the freedom he finds in writing unfinished plots, which inspired 'Atonement.
Ian McEwan shares a memorable encounter with Philip Roth in London about his manuscript.
Imtiaz Dharker's poem "Honor Killing" critiques the cultural and religious expectations placed on women, symbolized through the removal of layers of clothing.
India and China face escalating tensions over shots fired near this blue lake in the Himalayas.
Michael Heaney shares a touching message from his father at Seamus Heaney's Dublin funeral.
Jacqueline Wilson reflects on her career as a bestselling children's author, highlighting her inspirations and the impact of her work at the Daydreams and Diaries exhibition in Newcastle.
Judith Kerr reflects on her 52-year career as an author in her kitchen, sharing insights into her creative process and the inspiration behind her beloved picture book.
Kick-Ass 2 shows the titular hero battling a real-life super villain in cinemas now.
In 1940s New York City, the intense love affair between poets Allen Ginsberg and Lucien Carr significantly influenced the emergence of the Beat Generation.
Lemn Sissay performs a poem filled with vivid images, including "blackened horizons itch with locusts" and "three score and 10 years of this."
Leonard Cohen's artistic legacy is examined through discussions by Ludo Hunter-Tilney and Jan Dalley, highlighting his influence on music and poetry.
Pi Patel, a teenage boy, survives a shipwreck and finds himself alone in a lifeboat with an adult Bengal tiger after leaving Pondicherry for Canada.
Linton Kwesi Johnson performs at Brixton library, showcasing his celebrated Jamaican dub poetry.
An estimated 300,000 Jews were killed in one year, prompting a discussion on the definitions of terrorism and genocide during a speech at the Oxford Union.
Liz Lochhead's poem depicts a tense rivalry in a lush, polished setting filled with complex emotions.
Michael Rosen charms his young audience at Ladygrove Park primary school in Didcot.
Michael Rosen takes a humorous look at immigration in Walthamstow through his poem.
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A son writes a letter to his mother who cannot read, reflecting on trauma and identity in a household shaped by the opioid epidemic.
Edward Said, a Palestinian American scholar and Columbia University professor, dedicated his life to advocating for Palestinian rights and reshaping media perspectives.
Pankaj Mishra argues against empire triumphalism in history lessons on colonialism.
Author Philip Pullman reads an extract from John Milton's 'Paradise Lost' for its anniversary.
Simon Russell Beale performs Shakespeare, invoking hills brooks and standing lakes in The Tempest.
The nation faces mass hysteria over flying saucers as Project Blue Book premieres January 8th.
A mother struggles to care for her four blind sons in a house overshadowed by grief and despair, as their father abandons them in a moment of cruelty.
The Queen humorously assesses Kate Middleton's suitability for Prince William in a poem.
Rachel discusses the complexities of the German language and its unique words.
A net curtain divides a small house, creating a barrier that prevents any communication between the narrator and their partner.
At a literary festival, Tahmima Anam discusses her novel 'The Good Muslim,' the literary scene in Pakistan, and her upcoming work on climate change in Bangladesh.
