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The Criterion Channel’s excellent new “Office Romances” retrospective shows how Hollywood’s classic workplace comedies ...

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When the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced Joel Mokyr as a co-recipient of the 2025 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, it added another name to a pattern so statistically ...

Once you have known love, lived in its light, what would you do rather than surrender it? Ian Buruma’s engaging new history Stay Alive: Berlin, 1939-1945 (2026) examines the compromises that Germans ...

But, in a more volatile world, and off the back of a recent trip to Singapore, I’d like to take the opportunity to speak to ...

Thirty-nine and sixty years respectively after their passing, the two friends-turned-foes have not ceased being objects of ...

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