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Book of the dayFictionReviewThis slippery, anachronistic and strangely beautiful tale of patriarchy and power moves from revolutionary Paris to a lunar commune Adam Thirlwell’s first novel in eight years is set in Paris in the period around the French Revolution. When we first meet Celine, she is a peripheral figure at the court of the dauphin; at 19, she has recently been married off to Sasha, a 46-year-old minor government official and ruthless “fascist”.

Unbeknownst to many fans of the Christmas classic Home Alone, there is a wild theory regarding an extra in one of the movie’s scenes. According to some believers, the King of Rock and Roll himself, Elvis Presley, can be seen in the background of Home Alone. However, Elvis died 13 years prior to the movie’s release. Elvis died in 1977 The movie Home Alone was filmed and premiered in 1990. And Ginger Alden found Elvis Presley dead on his bathroom floor at Graceland on Aug.

TV Angela Rummans isn't watching Tyler Crispen on the 'Big Brother' live feeds. Find out the reason why and more. Published on August 11, 2020 2 min read Many people who are close to the cast of Big Brother watch the live feeds. But Angela Rummans has an interesting reason for refusing to watch her boyfriend, Tyler Crispen on them. Tyler Crispen returned for ‘Big Brother 22’ Crispen and Rummans previously competed on Big Brother 20.

When Barbara Walters agreed to speak at the Breast Cancer Research Foundation luncheon Thursday, few people knew The View's executive producer had a personal connection to the cause. Standing at the podium, she addressed guests gathered inside the Waldorf Astoria's grand ballroom in New York City. Walters began her speech by asking the event's host, Good Morning America's Amy Robach, to stand. "There's a lot of talk about me, but I want to share this honor with Amy,"

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July 21, 2021 Active Listening is your Gateway to Great Work July 21, 2021 • Can you hear me? Can you REALLY hear me? Do you not only hear the words I'm saying but the subtext beneath them? In this episode of The Artistic Heart, your hosts not only explain the art of active listening but how it can vastly improve your craft. This time around, you best listen with your ears, your eyes, your heart, and your soul.

‘Sex can begin as a fantasy played out in the mind, over a whole day’. Illustration: Eiko Ojala/The GuardianThere’s more to good sex than complicated positions or wild lust. The authors of a groundbreaking study explain what really makes it great by Alexandra JonesFar from what films and TV shows might tell us, truly magnificent sex has very little to do with daring feats of seduction or screaming orgasms. In fact, according to the latest research, erotic intimacy is more a state of mind than a physical act.

Science fiction booksReviewOnly the young survive in this fascinating thought experiment by the author of The Three-Body ProblemThe jacket for Cixin Liu’s new novel carries a blurb from none other than Barack Obama: “Wildly imaginative, really interesting … The scope of it was immense.” What the publishers rather disingenuously neglect to specify is that this and the other glowing review snippets are not for the present book at all, but for the multi-award-winning, global phenomenon that was his Remembrance of Earth’s Past trilogy, beginning with The Three-Body Problem (first published in English in 2014).

Damian Evans’ PhD research produced a comprehensive map of Angkor in Cambodia based on aerial photographs, survey and remote sensing technology. Photograph: Sydney EduDamian Evans’ PhD research produced a comprehensive map of Angkor in Cambodia based on aerial photographs, survey and remote sensing technology. Photograph: Sydney EduArchaeology This article is more than 4 months oldArchaeology world mourns Damian Evans, who discovered medieval cities near Angkor WatThis article is more than 4 months oldTributes flow for ‘incredibly generous’ Australian Canadian researcher, who used space laser technology to uncover landscapes in south-east Asia