Reading Physical Books Can Make You More Attractive, Study Suggests
Nearly half of British adults believe reading a physical book enhances a person's attractiveness, according to a new survey.
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Film Challenges Disability Tropes with Authentic Portrayal
‘Unlimited, Forever and Ever No Matter What’ uses an improvised, non-traditional approach to depict chronic pain and familial dynamics.
Diana Rigg's Daughter Details Mother's Fiery Spirit in Memoir
Rachael Stirling shares anecdotes of the legendary actress's wit, ambition, and complex relationship with her mother in a new memoir.
Oasis Documentary 'Don't Look Back in Anger' Available in Theaters This Weekend
The film chronicles the reunited Gallagher brothers' 2025 tour and includes their first joint interview in over a decade.
Princess Diana's 'Revenge Dress' Set for Sotheby's Auction
The iconic Christina Stambolian dress, worn by Princess Diana in 1994 shortly after Prince Charles admitted infidelity, is expected to sell for six figures.
New Children's Books Offer Magical Adventures and Thought-Provoking Tales
Reviews highlight a new Gruffalo adventure, a Peter Pan-inspired fantasy, and a young adult novel exploring societal issues.
Saoirse Ronan Debuts New Look at Venice Film Festival Amidst Bond Casting Buzz
The acclaimed actress showcased a striking new hairstyle at her directorial debut screening, while speculation mounts about her potential role as a Bond villain.
Literary Critic Anthony Cummins Highlights Three Must-Read Fiction Titles
DODGE CITY, FAREWELL TO EDEN, and COLD SUNSET are lauded for their distinct literary merits.
Barry Turner Selects His Final Three Classic Crime Novels
Crime critic Barry Turner has chosen his last three favorite classic crime novels for the Daily Mail, including works by Josephine Tey, Patricia Wentworth, and a collection edited by Martin Edwards.