Cameron Picton, formerly of the acclaimed British art-rockers Black Midi, unveils his charming debut album with My New Band Believe. Moving away from the frenetic, intricate soundscapes of his previous outfit, Picton embraces an entirely acoustic approach, crafting a collection of truly captiv
Embark on a literary journey through the acclaimed works of Muriel Spark, a Scottish novelist whose career spanned from a remarkable debut rooted in personal experience to unsettling literary masterpieces. Next week commemorates two decades since the passing of this prolific Scottish noveli
Amidst turbulent times, author and activist Rebecca Solnit offers a powerful reminder of transformation's potential. In 2004, she published 'Hope in the Dark,' a collection of essays written in response to the Iraq War. This work, inspired by the profound resilience observed after Hurricane Ka
Jean-Noël Orengo's book, 'You Are the Führer’s Unrequited Love,' delves into the intricate deceit of Albert Speer, exploring his actions during the Nazi regime and his subsequent, remarkable rehabilitation. This compelling analysis serves as a potent warning for our current post-truth landscape
In a truly liberating and unique television experience, a panel of neurodivergent and disabled young adults pose challenging questions to Stephen Fry, inquiries that most conventional interviewers would shy away from. The show's unconventional approach is immediately apparent. As
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Embark on a literary journey through the acclaimed works of Muriel Spark, a Scottish novelist whose career spanned from a remarkable debut rooted in personal experience to unsettling literary masterpieces. Next week commemorates two decades since the passing of this prolific Scottish noveli
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