Britain's leading theatre company seems set on barbequeing the Bard of Avon, judging from its production of Henry VI Part II.
The unpredictable Oliver Stone redeems himself in this moving thriller about September 11.
Southerners in the Sudan are cautiously hopeful after a peace accord, but much depends on how its oil resources are managed.
Is your best friend really your iPod? The author of a recent book on the decline of conversation in America doesn't think so.
Accounting for the fact that a culture based on self-reliance and hard work gradually turned into a culture of narcissism and mass consumption became Daniel Bell’s greatest achievement. But did he have all the answers?
Standing on your own two feet is hard for many corporations as well. But, says a Washington DC journalist in this interview, we shouldn't feel sorry for them.
The immaturity of today’s youth has been shaped by decades of prosperity and consumerism, says cultural commentator David Bosworth in this interview.
There are Oscar-winning performances in this parable about the price of success.
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