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New Tudor Hero, John Dee: Scientist, Conjurer, Sleuth

Nina Sankovitch | Posted 06.27.2011 | Books


Nina Sankovitch

The Bones of Avalon chills, thrills and satisfies, providing good history, great plot, and fascinating characters. Pull up a chair, turn off the phone, and settle in for a most delectable read.

First Nighter: Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor About to Make Movie Screens Merry

David Finkle | Posted 07.12.2011 | Arts


David Finkle

Falstaff is going global. Or you might say, Falstaff is going Globe-al. What's meant by that? Well, Shakespeare's Globe London Cinema Series begins tonight with 6:30 p. m. screenings in theaters across the country.

Losing Your Virginity, Midlife Crisis And Other Milestones Through The Eyes Of Philosophers (PHOTOS)

Robert Rowland Smith | Posted 07.02.2011 | Books


Robert Rowland Smith

In grandiose or ill-advised moments, we might talk about the meaning of life. The trouble is that the question, like an elephant, is too big to swallow in one gulp.

Sex, Scandal And Debauchery Among Historic British Royals (PHOTOS)

Michael Farquhar | Posted 06.20.2011 | Books


Michael Farquhar

The excitement has been building around the upcoming nuptials of Prince William and Kate. Perhaps some hint of what's to come can be gleaned from the marriages of some of William's ancestors.

Couple Discover Henry VIII Mural While Renovating Their Home

Telegraph | Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent | Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts


Angie Powell, 57, and her husband Rhodri, 56, uncovered the 20ft wide, six ft high, wall painting as they peeled back wallpaper and mortar from their ...

Thoughts on The King's Speech, and Other Royal Entries

John Farr | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment


John Farr

Notwithstanding Colin Firth's astonishing performance, the film's genius lies in its being decidedly old-fashioned. Here is a sampling of my favorite titles which concern the venerable throne of England.

O Henry: In Defense of Henry VIII

Ali MacLean | Posted 05.25.2011 | Comedy


Ali MacLean

Henry really got a bad rap. With all the crazy women he had to deal with, plus the stress of running a kingdom, I think he handled himself pretty well.

Crack Attack!

Michael Henry Adams | Posted 05.25.2011 | Style


Michael Henry Adams

Like sagging baggies, codpieces were a highly aggressive expression of masochismo. They also emanated considerable, usually unintentional, homoerotic appeal.

Soulmates: A Love-Hate Relationship

Christine Egan | Posted 05.25.2011 | Home


Christine Egan

I don't believe soulmates exist. I'm pretty sure this long-held belief makes me unromantic, but I'm also pretty sure it's the reason I have a solid marriage.

Tudor Dynasty Re-Examined In New Book

AP | BOB SALSBERG | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books


"The Tudors: The Complete Story of England's Most Notorious Dynasty" (Delacorte Press, 640 pages, $30) by G.J. Meyer: Five centuries have not diminish...

Ten Tremendous Women Who Never Married

Samara O'Shea | Posted 05.25.2011 | Home


Samara O'Shea

The following women serve as a sweet reminder that you don't need anyone but yourself to live an incredible life and have people remember you long after you're gone.

Books Do Furnish a Room

Michael Jones | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books


Michael Jones

Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall: she writes, as Anthony Powell did, a world unto itself. The fire crackles both in the cold drafty Esher Hall where Cardinal Wolsey is exiled to from Hampton Court.

Bush Follies Brought Tudors to Broadway

James Sims | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment


James Sims

Surveying some of Broadway's best offerings over the last couple years, one common storyline jumps out. King Henry VIII and all of the Tudors-related atrocities have seen a prominent revival.

Tudor Manbag, Compact Mirror To Be Displayed In Britain

Reuters | Georgina Cooper | Posted 05.25.2011 | Style


The artifacts include a well preserved leather "manbag" complete with compact mirror and cut-throat razor -- the height of Tudor fashion, a giant 4 fo...

The Search for a Bailout End Game

Don McNay | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business


Don McNay

Every bailout plan reminds me of an economic re-run of the Iraq war: There is a lot of panic. A hastily written plan sweeps through Congress without scrutiny. The plan is expected to "shock and awe" us.

Office Romance: A Valentine's Day Ode

Fortune's Stanley Bing | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business


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On this romantic holiday, let's all raise a cup of very sweet nectar to Eros, who is no stranger to our shore. Tomorrow we can straighten up, fly right, and laugh at the idiots in the matching velour jumpsuits.


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