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Holly and Tracy talk about the gossipy nature of press coverage about men like Rudolph Diesel. The gap between Ibn ...
hollywood victory The Movies, Stars, and Stories of World War II By Christian Blauvelt. 228 pp. Running Press, 2021, $30 ...
As part of National Science Week 2022, the Museum of Geraldton are featuring three Western Australian herpetologists for Public Talk: ...
As part of National Science Week 2022, the Museum of Geraldton are featuring three Western Australian herpetologists for Public Talk: ...
The Museum of the Goldfields is hosting an exciting National Science Week (13 – 21 August) program that has a ...
The Museum of the Great Southern is hosting an exciting National Science Week (13 – 21 August) program that has ...
An Italian winemaker has uncorked a blitzkrieg of controversy after his grotesquely Nazi-themed bottles have hit it big with German ...
“Eat your vegetables.” Parents use the phrase today in a desperate effort to get their children to eat something besides ...
As early as 1962, American helicopter crews providing fast troop transport for the Army of the Republic of Vietnam discovered ...
In May 1926, a 23-year-old newspaper reporter named John K. Ottley tried to put Atlanta, Georgia, on the aviation map ...
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the largest and arguably the most astonishing religious structure on Earth, built for Suryavarman II ...
The most successful TV spy series ever to be broadcast in the USSR, went on air in 1973. The central ...
Dallas was already a hit American TV series in 1980. But when its leading man, JR, was shot, the reaction ...
A ground-breaking Indian cookery programme broadcast on the BBC, launched 40 years ago. It was presented by actor turned food ...
In 1987, broadcaster Televisa set up a drama school in Mexico City to train actors for its hugely popular telenovelas, ...
A legendary Hollywood mogul, a famous author, a fatal drunk driving accident, and a brilliant bit of screenwriting, left on ...
In 1951, in a lab in Mexico City, Austrian chemist Dr Carl Djerassi created a synthetic hormone from wild yams ...
In 1956, Tunisia became the first country in the Muslim world to legalise civil divorce and abortion. President Bourguiba also ...
In 1993 Poland introduced some of the most stringent abortion laws in Europe. It followed the fall of Communism in ...
In the 1960s, a young mother, Diane Munday became well-known in Britain for her work demanding abortion rights for women ...
"Great wits are sure to madness near allied, and thin partitions do their bounds divide" (Dryden). There often seems to be a link between creativity and mental illness. Many great ...
The Most Reverend and Right Honorable the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury discusses and dissolves the assumptions and accusations that the early Christian Church sometimes has to face. In doing so, ...
New York University in London jointly with Gresham College An opportunity to discuss in depth some issues raised at the public lecture on 16 Aril 2008. This event will be ...
Professor The Lord Giddens Response by Professor Vernon Bogdanor CBE FBA This is a part of the series Leadership and Change: Prime Ministers in the Post-War World. The other lectures ...
A panel discussion including questions to panel members from the audience. The panel includes: John Greenwood George Tait Professor Richard Werner And is chaired by Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli The ...
The former leader of the Liberal Democrats, the Rt Hon Lord Ashdown KBE, recently stood down as the International Communities' High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina. During his time there, ...
In 1936, Britten and Auden established a friendship and creative partnership whilst working at the GPO film unit in Blackheath, London, producing iconic films such as "Night Mail." With war ...
Haydn was the most famous composer of his day. By the time he visited London in 1791-95, he was a celebrity courted by the monarchy and his music was widely ...
Sir Thomas Gresham said that "bad money drives out good". In Economics, bad theory has driven out good. This fact shaped the decisions of bankers and regulators and thus serves ...