No-one can resist a party and everyone loves a bit of bling, especially at Christmas. This is how paintings of the Wise Men went wild.

With its new cast and storyline, Wonka offers a less sour origin story to the whimsical Wonka we meet in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Art is about reality but our idols' silence on the Israel-Palestine conflict does not reflect that reality.

Alexandra D’Amico, an Associate Literary Agent at Transatlantic, sat down with Erato to answer some of our burning questions.

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Sophia Lambton talks about her newest Maria Callas biography, which seeks to show a new side of the famous Soprano.

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The movie follows the story of Sister Yulia, a nun living in a remote Russian convent, when she unexpectedly conceives twins.

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Bibiana Osai is a creative writing jack-of-all-trades. Her poetry, creative nonfiction, and short stories have been published extensively.

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