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You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. Zadie Smith’s new children’s book is charming – and she’s not the only big name author to write for kids The i 4 hrs ago Louisa Saunders © Provided by The i Zadie Smith has written a childrens book, Weirdo, with her husband Nick Laird (Photo: Dominique Nabokov) Between them they’ve amassed accolades including the Women’s Prize for Fiction, the Whitbread First Nov...

kvkirillov/iStock via Getty Images They say that a dog is a mans best friend, but these writers found solace—and occasional inspiration—in another four-legged companion. Celebrate your own love of cats with these 13 feline-loving scribes. 1. Mark Twain Alamy Mark Twain—the great humorist and man of American letters—was also a great cat lover. When his beloved black cat Bambino went missing, Twain took out an advertisement in the New York American offering a $5 reward to return the miss...

DVD: T S Eliot - The Search for Happiness | reviews, news & interviews DVD: T S Eliot - The Search for Happiness DVD: T S Eliot - The Search for Happiness Competent documentary revises the poets reputation as a callous husband by Graham FullerMonday, 01 March 2021 The mermaid singing: newlyweds Vivienne and Tom Eliot at 18 Crawford Mansions, Marylebone, in 1916 “How it went with the women,” Martin Amis’s phrase for what most straight men are likely to contemplate in the eveni...

The Kravis Center's Broadway season kicks off in November with "Come From Away" and slate of shows that includes new-ish popular titles and long-time favorites.

COVID-19 turned off Broadway's bright lights, but now the tours of the Great White Way are coming to South Florida again. The season will include the hits “Disney’s Frozen,” “Come From Away” and “Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations.”

Last modified on Wed 16 Dec 2020 09.30 EST As London’s theatres prepared for tier 3 closure last night, some of us spent our last evening out of the year in an auditorium watching a man in a cat costume give a PowerPoint presentation on the now infamous Hollywood CGI disaster Cats. Linus Karp’s one-man show How to Live a Jellicle Life, performed at the Lion and Unicorn theatre in north London, is a parody and homage to the phenomenal 2019 flop. The show is centred not around TS Eliot’s or...