Our critic on the month’s best releases. By Alida Becker A new book collects the Paper Magazine co-founder Kim Hastreiter’s most treasured belongings, and friends. By Tas Tobey In “The M ...

A dispute over exercise equipment for triceps at a gym in Goregaon East escalated into violence, leading to one person being ...

In “The Stained Glass Window,” David Levering Lewis delves into his ancestry to create a fuller picture of his family and its place in American history. David Sheff’s new biography, “Yoko ...

Readers said that in the book, whose cover features children’s building blocks, the man speaks about how he has desired the teen since she was three years old. “About 12:30 pm [on Friday ...

SBD de Silva’s attempts to differentiate between colonies of settlement & ‘colonies of exploitation’ goes a long way towards theorizing their different practices (see ee Focus). GO’s last official ...

An 18th century cook book containing a stomach-churning recipe for mock turtle soup has been discovered in a cardboard box. A Mrs Casters meticulously jotted down 160 recipes in the 229-year-old ...

It’s a good month for criticism in the literary world, with new books in April exploring everything ... and storytelling skills to answer the age-old question: How did we get here?

Asoka Handagama’s film ‘Rani’ has reignited controversy over Richard de Zoysa’s murder, elevating the debate to new heights.

We conducted military operations only against the LTTE and not against the Tamil people.” The British government on Monday announced it was placing sanctions on three former Sri Lankan military ...

This may be the most salient virtue of Amusing Ourselves to Death: how readily the mental tools the book provides can be applied to media undreamed of when Postman was writing it. TV is very ...

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“They were careless people… They smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness, or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people ...