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Who Is Freddie Mercury's Alleged Secret Daughter? 48-Year-Old 'B' Reveals He Was a 'Devoted Father'

A new biography claims Freddie Mercury had a secret daughter, now 48, who shared a close relationship with him and holds 17 of his personal journals.

International Business Times UK

Tots and Tales: Sonic partners with authors for new summer menu items

Sonic's new Sweet Topped Lemonades come in three flavors: Classic, Strawberry, and Blueberry Lavender Lemonades, each topped with sweet cold foam.

The Independent UK

King Charles Talked a "Daunted" Prince William Out of One Decision That Could Have Changed the Monarchy Forever

William nearly made a huge move in his twenties.

Marie Claire

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Kathy Lette: ‘I was told nobody wants to read about middle-aged women’

Bestselling Australian author said she was told by an agent that middle-aged women weren’t ‘sexy’

The Independent UK

"Writing our books was a dream come true – here’s how we did it"

We speak to three authors about writing in bed, while their babies slept or while juggling work as a busy GP…

Woman & Home

Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin hits back at demands he finish the next book: "You don't care about anything but Winds of Winter. You've told me so often enough"

George R.R. Martin knows you want The Winds of Winter

Total Film

‘Infused with the fire born of resistance’: the magic of the Calabash literary festival

Marlon James, Ian McEwan and Sheryl Lee Ralph lit up the Jamaican book event, celebrating the small island’s gargantuan cultural footprint with readings, discussions and DJs

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Exclusive: Etiquette Expert Shares How William and Kate "Bridge the Gap" Between "Stuffy" Royal Protocol and Today's World

William Hanson tells 'Marie Claire' how the next generation is reinventing the Royal Family.

Marie Claire

“Trying to impress works great on socials, but you catch people by the emotions. A flashy solo still needs to end with a beautiful note”: Dirty amps, unplayable tunings and a DIY plugin build – this is the story of Novelists’ remarkable rebirth

After years of identity struggles, the French progressive metalcore band have redefined themselves and, in their fifth album, created one of modern metal’s brightest statements

Guitar World

Angela Lemaire obituary

Other lives: Printmaker, painter, wood engraver and writer who lived and worked in Jedburgh

The Guardian - UK

Spent by Alison Bechdel review – the graphic novelist faces up to midlife

In this playfully fictionalised memoir, Alison runs a pygmy goat sanctuary while making a name for herself on stage and screen

The Guardian - UK

‘It led me to some risky places’: The book that made me who I am today, by Tessa Hadley, Kate Mosse and more

HAY FESTIVAL 2025: Eight enigmatic authors speak to Annabel Nugent about the singular book to define them as writers and people

The Independent UK

31 Years Ago, Peter David Changed Star Trek Canon With an Underrated Twist

Peter David has passed away. Here's why his 'Star Trek' novels are great, and why one book, in particular, is worth another look.

Inverse

Stephen King gives us a relatable hero

In "Never Flinch," Holly Gibney defines what it means to be brave, getting out of her own way to do what's needed

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'Dune 3' Release Date, Cast, Title Plot and More For the Sci-Fi Epic

Here's what we know about the third 'Dune' movie, tentatively titled 'Dune: Messiah,' including the cast, plot and release date.

The Guardian - AU

‘A moral crisis’: how the Sydney writers’ festival grappled with the Israel-Gaza war

The tragedy in Gaza has loomed over the festival, with chair Robert Watkins promising ‘a plurality of voices’

Radio France Internationale

French court halts trial of comic artist accused of child porn in graphic novels

Comic book author Bastien Vivès appeared in court on Tuesday to face charges of fixing and distributing child pornography in two of his comic albums. But the two-day trial, which pits issues of child protection against freedom of speech, was halted after the court north of Paris declared it lacked…

Reason

Setting the Wayback Machine to 1995: "Cheap Speech and What It Will Do"

What did that 1995 article trying to predict the Internet future get right? More amusingly, what did it get wrong?

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The Independent UK

The Handmaid’s Tale finale explained – and how it sets up the acclaimed show’s sequel The Testaments

Elisabeth Moss’s time as June Osborne is over, but fans have more to look forward to

Marie Claire

Everything We Know About 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' Book Six, From the Release Date to the Plot

We're dying to read the next installment in the hit romantasy series.

The Guardian - UK

Homework by Geoff Dyer review – coming of age in 70s England

Dyer conjures conker fights, saturday jobs and teenage rampages as he charts his journey from a two-up two-down in Gloucestershire to Oxford

The Guardian - UK

Ripeness by Sarah Moss – a beautifully written novel of place and identity

An English woman’s tale of migration, alternating between mid-60s Italy and present-day Ireland, considers family heritage and the treatment of refugees

The Guardian - UK

France spent €90,000 countering research into impact of Pacific nuclear tests

Documents suggest campaign to discredit revelation that tests contaminated many more people than acknowledged

The Independent UK

Why I’m obsessed with lemons (and wrote a whole cookbook about them)

From pastry cheffing in London to life among citrus groves in Sardinia, Letitia Clark’s new book ‘For the Love of Lemons’ is pure, puckering joy

The Texas Tribune

Texas parents, school boards may have more control over school library books after House OKs bill

Senate Bill 13 would require school boards or advisory councils to approve new books and review complaints. Critics worry the bill would lead to banning classic titles and create administrative logjams.

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