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Born today, you are likely to find yourself waging a battle between your better angels and those devils within that would bring you down, even in the face ...

David Shrigley has turned thousands of copies of Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code into George Orwell's 1984.

A great teacher can change the course of your life. Yet most teachers don’t know how influential they’ve been in children’s lives.

Plus, it’s one of the few spots that still has a phone line for reservations

James Dickey's public persona of fighter pilot, champion athlete and hard-drinking woodsman who wrote of “country surrealism” gave him an everyman appeal, even as he was perhaps the nation's greatest poetic talent.

92NY, one of New York City’s premier cultural venues, decided Friday to abruptly pull an event that evening featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning nove

Kit de Waal reviews Safiya Sinclair’s How to Say Babylon, calling it “A courageous memoir of breaking free from a father’s oppression – and how poetry can be a salve against chaos.” Read the original review in The Guardian’s Book of the Day column. Like any Caribbean person with a religious upbringing, I had three…

The organization put the series on pause after several writers withdrew from events to protest its decision not to hold a reading last week with an author who had criticized Israel.

Drink-fuelled fights, tantrums, fratricide… Roger Lewis’s exhaustive but exhausting study of the Burton-Taylor partnership is as extravagant and uncompromising as its badly behaved stars

There is simply no better place to be in Ireland in October than Wexford, when the town becomes a hive of cultural activity to celebrate the annual Wexford Festival Opera. Now in its 72nd year, Wexford Festival Opera continues to amaze and delight in equal measure, when operatic performers from all over the world convene at the National Opera House for two weeks of world-class opera.