In the mood for a lazy Saturday and watching Nazis get their comeuppance? This is your last chance to catch Nuremberg on the big screen. Following his capture at the end of the war, Hermann Göring (Russell Crowe) awaits trial with other Nazis at the military tribunal in Nuremberg. bit.ly/4smerPT

Laughter tracks in comedy shows are well established but we need thrillers with tracks of people going oooh over the top of them at the excitement moments and plot twists

Meanwhile in International relations. 'Yes, there would be casualties, Mr President. Maybe 20 million dead… 30 million tops.' #Film Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, directed by Stanley Kubrick, with actors George C. Scott, Peter Sellers et al.

Is not tomorrow, boy, the ides of March?

Love this performance, it’s possibly the opposite of AI. Puppets and insanely versatile human artists voyage together through a magical dream world made out of paper, giant sheets and cardboard boxes, singing and shooting plastic babies out of cannons. #theatre www.dramox.tv/theatres/179...

Voilà! Multi-lingual no-borders theatre festival in London is open for applications from shows. There’s two zoom q&as organised before the deadline www.voilafestival.co.uk/voila-2026/ #theatre

IRAN + 100 at Nowruz Festival 🗣️ Now more than ever it’s important to platform Iranian voices. Join us at Lauderdale House with Leila Elder & Navid Hamzavi discussing the Iranian Sci-Fi anthology ‘Iran + 100’ with Comma CEO Ra Page. 📅Mar 24 🕖 7.30pm 🎟️ www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk/whats-on/ira...

I see the London Book Fair is back on, reminding me that I’ve now been on social media for an entire year without suffering any ill-effects

Exciting news! Thanks to GreekLit, I have support for making sample translations of 2 great contemporary Greek novels not yet available in English. “The Human Warehouse” by E. Dermitzaki is a timely and poetic story of a lonely young Greek immigrant caring for the British elderly in a London home;

Fascinating. It took me the best part of the first year at university to master how to use the Arabic-English dictionary, imagine trying to learn the language when you had to write the dictionary at the same time

As a woman my country is the whole world. #VirginiaWoolf #ThreeGuineas #InternationalWomensDay

So many suitable fields of intellectual and manual work have been shut out from women by their “natural protectors”. #InternationalWomansDay

This is epic, you ask your question to a random actual person pretending to be an AI

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The Guardian’s positive action work experience is open for applications! There are (paid) schemes for disabled, BAME, and working class wannabe journalists. Because the media needs more people like us. Info here: workwithus.theguardian.com/entry-level-...

Celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth with #WomenInNoir with Dorothy Hughes, crime writer, literary critic, and historian. Hughes wrote 14 novels, primarily crime/hardboiled & #filmnoir styles like The Fallen Sparrow ('42) In a Lonely Place ('47), & Ride the Pink Horse ('46).

All day as I drove upon my round I turned over the case in my mind, and found no explanation which appeared to me to be adequate.

The NHS is there for us in our most vulnerable moments. Now, it’s our turn to be there for the NHS. Most people don't think about healthcare until it's urgent, let's change that. Support the EveryDoctor Charter today: bit.ly/SignEDNHSCha...

www.danalemaster.com/post/meet-ja... It’s me! 👀 Thanks very much, @danalemaster.com Do take a look at Dana’s site, she has a super interesting writing blog and speaks to all kinds of people doing cool stuff #writingsky

Trump has attacked Iran, in a brazen US-Israeli act of aggression that is still ongoing. Our statement: stoptrump.org.uk/trump-bombs-...

Super excited to attend this French international festival of crime literature (and cinema) in Lyon as a translator, can’t wait to get stuck into all the polars. Let me know if you’ll be there too! April 3-6 #xl8 @quaisdupolar.com quaisdupolar.com

It’s never too late to learn a language – adults and kids bring different strengths to the task theconversation.com/its-never-to... via @theconversation.com #languagelearning #langsky

Be a menace!

John le Carré: Tradecraft 🕵️‍♂️📚 An exhibition exploring the archive of John le Carré, from Oxford student to final drafts. 📍 Treasury, Weston Library 🎟️ Free, no ticket required Find out more: https://visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/lecarre

A den is a childish statement of belonging, but let’s not mistake childish for trivial. Den making is the instinctive behaviour of homemaking: collecting materials from the world around, as you work out what can be borrowed, salvaged and adapted into shelter. Nearly everyone has built a den.

Super excited to attend this French international festival of crime literature (and cinema) in Lyon as a translator, can’t wait to get stuck into all the polars. Let me know if you’ll be there too! April 3-6 #xl8 @quaisdupolar.com quaisdupolar.com

My, my, my. Such a lot of guns around town and so few brains... #FilmNoir The Big Sleep (1946)

🚩 Here's an opportunity for audio producers. Can you create a series of audio stories that tell the story of life in Orkney from the First World War to the present day? Work with Scapa Flow Museum to tell the story of a remote but immense natural harbour.

Stumbled upon beautiful all-terrains-at-once basketless basketball court in the shadow of #Velouchi mountain

Οταν είσαι ερωτευμένος πετάς heartαετό

Watched this very heavy and dark absurdist Ukrainian theatre work on Dramox. Wow. The Dog‘s House by Dakh Theatre takes place in a mysterious underground cage and leaves you with a massive longing for freedom and simple human kindness #theatre www.dramox.tv/theatres/201...

“The Mystery of Syleham Manor” is an hour of fun and very theatrical ensemble audio mystery from the Unscene Suffolk company - just discovered on Scenesaver. Free to listen, recommend. www.scenesaver.co.uk/production/t...

@jomcmillan.bsky.social predicted this in her novel The Accidental Immigrants - short listed for @orwellprize.bsky.social @theguardian.com

These two women are suing Andrew Tate, alleging he raped them. Here they visit the social media companies that created Tate. Please share. *one voice altered to disguise identity

I’m Greek now

Don’t forget the Never Too Late Award from the Bridport Prize which recognises entries from writers over 60 across all categories of prizes. Link below Please share :)

🎉Happy Birthday to #GeorgesSimenon, #bornonthisday in 1903. Belgian master of French-language crime fiction, he created the iconic Inspector Jules Maigret. Author of 400+ books, he explored motive and atmosphere in Maigret tales and dark psychological “romans durs.” #CrimeFiction

Fabulous interview with Said Khatibi about his novel The End of the Sahara - out 26 Feb (UK) and 24 March (US) - in @arablit.bsky.social He talks about organ theft, the global shifts in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, and what he hopes to illuminate with crime novels bit.ly/4aOW7bJ

It’s carnival time and the lights are up. Public music of the “boom boom boom” type is playing from speakers all over #loutraki

Friend accepted book retrieval mission and brought first three of the series back with them from Egypt 🤗

The Blue Wave (1917) by Christopher Nevinson (1889-1946), British figure and landscape painter, etcher and lithographer, and one of the most famous war artists of World War I. Lithograph Image 34 x 43 cm Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

It sounds like something out of The Handmaid's Tale, but Reform's Matt Goodwin wants people who don't have kids to pay more tax By @rachelcdailey.bsky.social www.thecanary.co/uk/analysis/...

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