One is a poet and writer, who has been called the ‘Banksy of poetry’, the other is a BAFTA Award-winning writer, poet, and ...

No other season evokes such joy, love and wistful nostalgia ... poet Andrew Barton “Banjo” Peterson (1864–1941) is a funny poem that imagines a humorous scene in which a watchman tries ...

Here Hardy delivers yet another of what might be termed his “Funny Accent” performances, where he adopts some weird-ass voice ...

For my project, I also faced a dilemma: I no longer had access to one of my main interview subjects. I’d devised this art project as a way of understanding myself and my family. Suddenly, I didn’t ...

More than 40 years after the death of Chaim Grade – whom Elie Wiesel called “one of the great, if not the greatest, ...

Right then. Memoirs, eh? Some blighter thinks his own piffle is worth the ink. Life, it seems, this grand outward shuffle from the nursery puddle to the ...

Father John Misty's acoustic show in Hackney was a crash course in charisma and lyrical wit as his songs were laid bare and ...

"Kim Jimin 'Seoshi' I liked it so much that I sang it when I proposed."In the 35th episode of the 「Nidon Naesan Dokbak Tour 3 ...

Turki Al-Sheikh has risen from obscurity to the heart of two historic institutions, but who is he really? We spent six months ...

The narrow dimensions of the New Yorker’s “Shouts & Murmurs” column have long provided ample room for Kenney, whose previous work as an advertising copywriter surely gave him a heightened ...

In 2017, when a nurse came into the room and told my wife and I that our son Noah, who was 2 at the time, was autistic the ...

The third batch of reviews from the Funny Tonne, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival's fledgling reviewers for 2025.