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MICHAEL BUNKER: Someone Open a Window

Tate Modern’s survey of Kandinsky, Münter and the rest of the avant garde Blue Rider group is an exhilarating riot of colour – but also abounds with anxieties about the coming conflicts of the 20th century

The Italian writer Cristina Campo wedded fairy-tale mysticism with religious belief and veneration of nobility.

A Hartselle man accused of poisoning his wife with lead from his Decatur chiropractic office asked the judge presiding over his criminal case — the same judge presiding over his

Explore the dance style of Gertrud Bodenwieser through photographs with 2023 National Library Fellow Wesley Lim.

Tuberculosis in Estes Park? At the April 3, 2024, Park Hospital District Board meeting, the Chief of Staff mentioned the measles outbreak in the United States and urged parents to have their children vaccinated. Dr. Dunn also mentioned a tuberculosis (TB) case in Larimer County, which caught my attention. I confirmed with her that the […]

During our interview with Brittany Snow, the first-time director shared the sweet reason why Dave Bautista is involved.

Regitse Cecillie Rosenvinge was in Berlin to check out Château Royal – the German capital’s latest addition to the hotel scene

The renowned cultural and literary journal was recognized by the American Society of Magazine Editors in the category of Literature, Science and Politics.

Michael Tanner, who died yesterday at the aged of 89, lived two parallel lives. To many Spectator readers, he was the magazine’s peerless opera critic: wise, passionate, thrillingly disputatious, intensely funny, extremely generous with the Semtex. Essential reading. He wrote The Spectator’s weekly opera column from 1996 to 2014 and continued to review – and raze to the ground where