Harvey Weinstein, a liar, denies having used former Mossad agents to get an advance look at Rose McGowan’s memoir
So we all now know what a disgusting creep Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein is, thanks partly, as we wrote last month, to the outspokenness of actress Rose McGowan, who responded to… Read more »
Posthumous Charles Bukowski poems are finally 100% dolphin-free
When poet/novelist Charles Bukowski died in 1994, he left behind sixty-some published books and hundreds of unpublished poems. Black Sparrow Press, his lifelong (indie!) publisher, along with Ecco, his post-life (HarperCollins-owned)… Read more »
Will oft-embattled South African President Jacob Zuma finally be brought down by a book?
One wants to feel sympathy for South African president Jacob Zuma. Born into poverty in a nation riven by apartheid, as a young man he joined the fight against the racist apartheid government. He… Read more »
Greek artifact’s “possible relevance to the Homeric epics is intriguing but elusive”
While it would be “fun to believe” that an artifact recently discovered at an ancient gravesite in southwestern Greece is an early representation of the conflicts described in Homer’s Iliad… Read more »
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