Your favorite modernist is getting three new adaptations this summer. Virginia Woolf, supreme oracle to us sad literary girls, has graced the silver screen this summer — thanks to a remarkable trio of new adaptation. Although his work is famously neurological—and, rightly so, literary-This is far from Virginia’s first celluloid rodeo. In 1992, feminist filmmaker
A confession: Until three or four months ago, I had never heard of Emma M. Lion. But oh, does that ever change. From the moment I read the first book, aptly titled The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Vol. 1I was stuck. Emma is a delightful character—she’s funny, charming, and strong-willed. Of course, the
It took many years for luxury sports watches to become big. Cases became longer than 40 mm, wrists disappeared under oversized bezels and the industry largely treated size as a proxy for desirability. Somewhere along the way, that notion quietly began to unravel. Collectors are rediscovering small watches, and brands are paying attention. The latest
Some motorcycles disappear because they stop being sold, while others disappear because the world around them changes more rapidly than ever before. It’s that strange niche that litre-class superbikes currently occupy. They’re still poster material, still ridiculous in the best way, and still the closest to a race bike with mirrors and turn signals you
Luxury cars used to be prevalent. Usually German, sometimes British, sometimes Italian if the brand feels brave. Danza is leaving all that behind. Z9GT arriving soon in AustraliaAnd it’s not trying to quietly join the premium EV conversation. It’s a big electric shooting brake with around 850kW, claimed to accelerate from 0 to 100km/h in
Author Isaac Butler explains how the religious right embraced the culture wars, which began with banning schoolbooks in the 1970s and now continues with the Trump administration’s efforts to discredit the NEA.
eleven years. That’s how long it’s been since Marc Marquez forced Valentino Rossi through the gravel at the final chicane of Assen in one of the most controversial moments in MotoGP history. On Sunday, the scene was repeated in the same corner, with the same circuit, same hero – but the roles reversed. And the
George Martin stared death in the face on the asphalt of Qatar – and at that very moment, he called his partner to say goodbye. The reigning MotoGP World Champion has revealed the darkest time of his racing life, recounting a tragic incident that changed him forever. In a candid and candid interview, Martin analyzes
In Emily Henry’s book “People We Meet on Vacation”, the protagonists take several trips, including an important trip to Croatia. This summer, travel company EF Ultimate Break will offer a 12 day trip to croatia Based on the book. part of a new BookTok-inspired series In the voyages, the itinerary shadows the storyline with visits