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How Rock Music Drew Young Iranian Audience To Shakespear's 'King Lear'
An Iranian director is breathing new life into William Shakespeare's "King Lear" with a bold staging in Tehran infused with rock music and a dazzling light show to attract younger audiences.
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Muhammad Now The Most Popular Name For A Baby In Great Britain, Data Shows
427 years after Shakespeare wrote it for the first time in the great "tragedy" Romeo & Juliet, England is asking the quintessential question - "What's in a name?" - And this time wondering what significance it might hold in another 42.7 years.
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Not Enough Time In Universe For Monkeys To Pen Shakespeare: Study
This thought experiment has long been used to express how an infinite amount of time makes something that is incredibly unlikely -- but still technically possible -- become probable.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Daughter Shora At Her First Acting Workshop In London
The actor also shared a photo from the Shakespeare's Globe theatre
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Richard Branson Shares How William Shakespeare Played A Role In Google's Creation
The billionaire said that he doesn't know if Shakespeare has ever been a source of inspiration for him.
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Opinion | This Election Season, Even Shakespeare's Fool Wants You To Think
More than four centuries after his death, William Shakespeare's craft of making the audience hold a mirror to their selves is coming in handy when reflection, too, is merely performative.
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Watch: William Shakespeare's Portrait Sent To Space For 400th Anniversary
The portrait was sent into space in a weather balloon, with a camera and GPS tracker. The portrait was taken to Earth's upper atmosphere.
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MPs Turn To Shakespeare, Tagore, Rumi As They Debate No-Trust Motion
From Indian poet Thiruvalluvar to William Shakespeare, Lok Sabha members quoted extensively from literature to put their arguments across as they raised the Manipur issue during a debate on the no-confidence motion against government over two days.
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Oscar Winning Actress Glenda Jackson Dies At 87
Oscar-winning British actress Glenda Jackson, who died on Thursday aged 87, played powerful female roles before abandoning stage and screen for a career in politics where she was unafraid to speak truth to power.
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From Gandhi To Einstein, AI Artist Imagines Historical Figures ''Hitting The Gym''
An AI artist has imagined what historical figures and leaders would have looked like if they were gym enthusiasts in their time.
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Opinion: Much Ado About PM's Degrees
William Shakespeare's 1599 comedy "Much Ado About Nothing" seems to echo in India's contemporary political discourse.
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ChatGPT Writes Shakespearean Poem On Climate Change, Twitter Reacts
The 28-line poem is fairly impressive owing to its use of intricate language, vivid imageryand catchy rhythm.
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"Good Name Is Immediate Jewel": Court Cites Shakespeare On Unfound Charges
Unfounded criminal charges stigmatise reputation and bring disrepute, and loss of character or bruised reputation cannot be restored even by judicial reprieve, the Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court said.
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Shakespeare's Only Portrait Made During His Lifetime On Sale For Rs 96 Crore
The portrait was made by the court painter to King James I, Robert Blake. It is signed and dated 1608.
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Lucknow IPL Franchise Invokes Shakespeare, Asks Fans To Name The Team
The franchise took to twitter on Wednesday and invoked the famous English playwright and poet William Shakespeare as it reached out to its fans for the campaign.
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How Rock Music Drew Young Iranian Audience To Shakespear's 'King Lear'
An Iranian director is breathing new life into William Shakespeare's "King Lear" with a bold staging in Tehran infused with rock music and a dazzling light show to attract younger audiences.
-
Muhammad Now The Most Popular Name For A Baby In Great Britain, Data Shows
427 years after Shakespeare wrote it for the first time in the great "tragedy" Romeo & Juliet, England is asking the quintessential question - "What's in a name?" - And this time wondering what significance it might hold in another 42.7 years.
-
Not Enough Time In Universe For Monkeys To Pen Shakespeare: Study
This thought experiment has long been used to express how an infinite amount of time makes something that is incredibly unlikely -- but still technically possible -- become probable.
-
Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Daughter Shora At Her First Acting Workshop In London
The actor also shared a photo from the Shakespeare's Globe theatre
-
Richard Branson Shares How William Shakespeare Played A Role In Google's Creation
The billionaire said that he doesn't know if Shakespeare has ever been a source of inspiration for him.
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Opinion | This Election Season, Even Shakespeare's Fool Wants You To Think
More than four centuries after his death, William Shakespeare's craft of making the audience hold a mirror to their selves is coming in handy when reflection, too, is merely performative.
-
Watch: William Shakespeare's Portrait Sent To Space For 400th Anniversary
The portrait was sent into space in a weather balloon, with a camera and GPS tracker. The portrait was taken to Earth's upper atmosphere.
-
MPs Turn To Shakespeare, Tagore, Rumi As They Debate No-Trust Motion
From Indian poet Thiruvalluvar to William Shakespeare, Lok Sabha members quoted extensively from literature to put their arguments across as they raised the Manipur issue during a debate on the no-confidence motion against government over two days.
-
Oscar Winning Actress Glenda Jackson Dies At 87
Oscar-winning British actress Glenda Jackson, who died on Thursday aged 87, played powerful female roles before abandoning stage and screen for a career in politics where she was unafraid to speak truth to power.
-
From Gandhi To Einstein, AI Artist Imagines Historical Figures ''Hitting The Gym''
An AI artist has imagined what historical figures and leaders would have looked like if they were gym enthusiasts in their time.
-
Opinion: Much Ado About PM's Degrees
William Shakespeare's 1599 comedy "Much Ado About Nothing" seems to echo in India's contemporary political discourse.
-
ChatGPT Writes Shakespearean Poem On Climate Change, Twitter Reacts
The 28-line poem is fairly impressive owing to its use of intricate language, vivid imageryand catchy rhythm.
-
"Good Name Is Immediate Jewel": Court Cites Shakespeare On Unfound Charges
Unfounded criminal charges stigmatise reputation and bring disrepute, and loss of character or bruised reputation cannot be restored even by judicial reprieve, the Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court said.
-
Shakespeare's Only Portrait Made During His Lifetime On Sale For Rs 96 Crore
The portrait was made by the court painter to King James I, Robert Blake. It is signed and dated 1608.
-
Lucknow IPL Franchise Invokes Shakespeare, Asks Fans To Name The Team
The franchise took to twitter on Wednesday and invoked the famous English playwright and poet William Shakespeare as it reached out to its fans for the campaign.
