Best read as a series of vignettes, Luca Serra’s new book examines the immigrant experience from a variety of different ...

Arthur Brooks’s new book is enjoyable, smart, and often wise, but a search for true meaning must bring us to Christ.

The French director was determined to break taboos of colonialism in Camus’s enigmatic novel — and modern-day France ...

Complex and difficult relationships are a feature of the novels highlighted in this month’s Charlotte Bauer Book Club ...

Our April digital cover star shot to fame in Bridgerton. Now, after a few action-movie detours, he’s returning to romance ...

Need a great book to spring into the new season? This spring, Broadway's best have put pen to paper to turn out theatre page-turners of every kind. From theatre biographies to theatre fiction; theatre ...

Netflix new 8-part horror show seems to perfectly combines some of the best tropes and devices from Stephen King’s Carrie and ...

In an era where the online stage seems more demanding than ever, a rising wave of social media users are embracing the role ...

Sitting down at Kala Kathoumena in Nicosia, Graham Butler greets me in Greek, then thanks the waitress with a creditable “Efharisto” when she brings his coffee. Nigel Hastings does the same, only in ...

This atmospheric - and mostly loyal - adaptation might be too pretty for its own good.

A book that bypasses the battlefield to focus on the intimate and suffocating atmosphere of a single home, this is an exploration of the effects of the so-called War on Terror on a corner of an East L ...

It is difficult to fathom that John McGahern died 20 years ago this month. News of his passing was met with a national ...