Woodrow Wilson's attempts to forge a new international order based on principles of democracy, equal respect for sovereignty ...

"German sounds a thoroughly respectable language, and indeed, I believe is so, " pronounces Wilde's Lady Bracknell. She may, ...

Living the unison curve and its attendant shimmer with which Wagner outlines a religious mystery in the Prelude to Parsifal, ...

Apparently, HAAi’s latest long player was originally meant to be a companion piece to her HUMANiSE album from last year. It clearly soon evolved into a completely stand-alone piece of work though. For ...

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Sebastian Faulks’ Farewell to Eden is a slow-moving, brackish affair; in many ways it is nothing new. Like many of his most ...

In April 1933, in the midst of the Great Depression, US President Franklin D Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102, effectively confiscating privately-held gold from American citizens. This is the ...

Confession is a crazy critter. Isn’t it? I confess that the last time I saw a show at this venue was a year ago: it was The ...

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I perhaps shouldn’t say too much about this film, for reasons I shouldn’t say too much about. The point is, a bit of a ...