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“You have such a February face”: Shakespeare’s Most Savage Insults, ExplainedYou don't get this much swagger by holding back your insults. Image via Wikipedia. William Shakespeare gave the English ...
To see or not to see… that is a silly question! Take a fast, furious, and side-splitting sprint through the Bard’s best (and ...
A nonprofit that oversees museums commemorating William Shakespeare's life is purportedly working to "decolonize" his legacy ...
Tim FitzHigham, creative director of Shakespeare's Guildhall in King's Lynn, Norfolk, says he believes many of the Bard's ...
Regarded as the most influential writer in the English language, some of William Shakespeare’s work is now viewed by as ...
THE birthplace of William Shakespeare is to be given a woke anti-colonialism makeover. Bosses who run the house believe some ...
What is it about William Shakespeare that makes people so eager to mess about with him? Never content merely to reduce, ...
An edition of the Divine Comedy from 1564 recently discovered at the British Library in London including notes and comments ...
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A Revised Copy Of A Famous Shakespeare Sonnet Was Just Discovered In A 17th-Century Collection At OxfordWhile flipping through 17th-century manuscripts at the University of Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries, researcher Leah Veronese ...
Musk was critical of efforts to make Shakespeare more inclusive, sharing posts that described the bard's legacy as "under ...
BOSSES who run the house believe some items in their archives contain 'language or depictions that are racist, sexist, ...
Springtime is here which means another one of William Shakespeare’s plays will make an appearance at a local park in Duncan. Little Theatre will present its annual Shakespeare in the Park with a ...
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