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“Sahara, Terre du Maroc”: A Landmark Book for Morocco’s Unity Day
History, international law, realities, and the future: on October 31, 2026, on the occasion of Unity Day, Sahara, Terre du Maroc, Philippe Liénard’s book,...
Eva Marie Saint, Oscar-Winning Star of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Dies at 102
Eva Marie Saint, Oscar-winning actress known for On the Waterfront and North by Northwest, has died at 102. Her roles remain iconic in classic cinema.
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Celebrating Brian Blessed at 90: Colleagues Recall a Life of Roar and Rarity
Friends and collaborators mark Brian Blessed’s 90th with vivid anecdotes spanning theatre, wildlife clips and high-altitude adventures.
Queen honours ‘irrepressible’ Jeffrey Archer after his death at 86
The Queen paid tribute to bestselling author and former politician Jeffrey Archer, who died Monday at 86.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: can the two‑part spectacle survive being halved?
The two‑part stage epic is being condensed after a decade. Creatives and cast are reshaping scenes, effects and storytelling to fit a single performance.
Tim Walker’s New Portraits Map a Quiet History of Queer Britain
Renowned photographer Tim Walker has created a photographic series tracing activists, artists and everyday figures who shaped queer life in Britain.
Glastonbury Tickets Sold Out in 42 Minutes as Thousands Join Queue
Glastonbury tickets sold out in 42 minutes after thousands queued for Worthy Farm, highlighting sustained demand and renewed pressure on resale markets.
Zumthor’s Rammed Concrete Gallery Recasts Beyeler’s Quiet Power
Peter Zumthor’s £110m rammed-concrete extension for the Beyeler Foundation opens in Basel, balancing rigorous craft with debate about its tone.
