Month: August 2025

Kate Spade’s iconic accessories gave her fame and fortune… yet in 2018 she took her own life. Now the woman who really knew her reveals the truth of the private person.

Yes, it’s already Labour Day. Now, the music industry is all about getting albums out the door in time for Christmas, along with new singles that will help set up 2026.

‘Don’t need no fascist rules / Don’t want no fascist schools / Don’t want soldiers on our streets,’ Neil Young sings.

In her lively, highly readable book about the history of ghost hunting and its continuing wide appeal, Alice Vernon says that expectation plays a large part in whether you do or don’t see ghosts.

A new history of hauntings from an avowed sceptic debunks why people think they see ghosts by proving that the living have far more involvement than the dead.

Sara Lawrence reviews the best debuts out now.

Niall Williams answers our burning questions, what is he reading, what book would he take to a desert island, what gave him the reading bug, what left him cold?

Barry Turner reviews the best Classic Crime novels out now

Christopher Hart discovers the wildlife that can only be found within the British Isles.

A closer look at the recent market volatility for tech stocks like Nvidia, and experts weigh in on whether these companies are worthwhile investments despite the risks.