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Freya Parker and Celeste Dring. They are rising stars of comedy sketch Lazy Susan. It looks like 2020 will be their year of success. The duo’s star shines more and more every day. We have tried to make an interview with them.
Introducing two rising comedy stars of Lazy Susan Read More
Rihanna further criticized her continued criticism of US President Donald Trump in an interview with Vogue magazine. Famous singer, “Currently the most mentally ill people in America, looks like the President himself,” she said.
Rihanna: Trump is the most mentally ill person in America Read More
The pitch for R.J. Barker’s The Bone Ships is simple—fantasy pirates, sailing on ships made out of dragon’s bones. But there’s a lot more going on under the surface (sorry). We talked to Barker about the inspirations for his seafaring world, questionable taxidermy and why the matriarchal society of The Hundred Isles isn’t exactly a utopia.
Interview with R.J. Barker: on “The Bone Ships” Read More
We talked to Mina Dilber Temo about her home textile brand Anim Living and her lifestyle in her house surrounded by art.
Home Textiles: Living in a house surrounded by art Read More
LEna Headey has been an actress for three years, but this experience does not dispel doubt about her abilities. Near University of Game of Thrones “No, it makes me doubt myself more,” she says, when we find ourselves in an apartment suite at Soho House in Berlin. “Because you think they have to lie fucking.”
Lena Headey: ‘I wanted a better death for Cersei’ Read More
Cumhuriyet newspaper writer Mine Söğüt wrote a fairy tale in her latest book Gergedan questioning contemporary relations. When we found the journalist, a journalist on one side, we asked about everything we had about Rhino. Mine Söğüt and her answers are as follows:
Is this Rhino is a feeling, concept or being? Read More
Elizabeth Gilbert became a household name in the literary world more than a decade ago, after the publication of her memoir, Eat, Pray, Love. Her books take readers to unexplored times and places, and uncover experiences that we didn’t know we had in common. Her novel The Last American Man was a finalist for the National Book Award in 2002.
Women ruined by desire? Not in Elizabeth Gilbert’s new novel Read More
After years of tragedy, upheaval and cataclysm, Winterfell is now secure and on the way to recovery in the capable hands of the new Queen in the North, Sansa Stark. But on a bright spring afternoon, the actress who plays her surveyed a new kingdom. From a high-rise hotel at the southern tip of Manhattan, Sophie Turner gazed out at the glittering harbor and beyond to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, timeworn landmarks that nevertheless retain their power to dazzle, especially during the early blushes of your honeymoon with the city.
Who is Sophie Turner without Sansa Stark? Read More
After the terrorist attack in New Zealand, the campaign was launched by women in the country, including the Prime Minister Ardern, wearing a headscarf. Ardern, it is “for the Muslim women in the country to make themselves feel alone,” she said.
Indian journalist Rama Lakshmi: Feminists must query hereditary systems! Read More
Isabelle Huppert talks about taking the opposite view of ‘misogynistic’ director Paul Verhoeven and gracing the London stage for the first time in two decades in Phaedra(s). There is little …
Isabelle Huppert: ‘My characters are total foreigners to me’ Read More