What To Load Onto Your New Device
... media and start flipping.Shakespeare’s Sonnets for iPad: With actors such as Patrick Stewart, Stephen Fry, Dominic West, and Kim Cattrell reciting all 154 of William Shakespeare’s...
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Christopher Hitchens Is Hailed by Stephen Fry as a Man of Style and Wit
Stephen Fry hails Christopher Hitchens for his passion, wit, and his way with words.
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Seinfeld’s British Misstep
... episodes in which he alternates between talking to comedians like Stephen Fry and to scientists like physicist Brian Cox as they drive around in his hybrid car. Unlike Comedians, which...
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The Bard Strikes Again
... accessible written and spoken commentary by poet and musician Don Paterson and other scholars, and performances of each sonnet by actors and scholars including Stephen Fry, Kim Cattrell...
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Has ‘True Blood’ Lost Its Bite?
... focused on a few main characters—such as Anna Paquin’s telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse; brooding vampires Bill Compton (Stephen Moyer) and Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgård...
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The Hitchens Memorial Service
... exponent, Stephen Fry. Christopher, he said, had condemned as more trouble than they were worth: champagne, lobster, anal sex and picnics. “Three out of four, Christopher,” said Fry. The...
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Celebrating Christopher Hitchens
... friend that “no one has recognized The Hitch for at least 10 minutes,” Amis recounted. “And he said, ‘Longer. It’s been at least 15 minutes.’” British actor and playwright Stephen Fry...
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Newsweek Kate’s First Royal Year
... thought she looked fabulous in her Alexander McQueen Grecian column dress in Hollywood. “It brought back to life Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe,” said actor and writer Stephen Fry...
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cheat Stephen Fry Tweets Harry Potter Set Pictures
Social media fail. Stephen Fry, the famed English broadcaster, has found himself in hot water with studio bosses after allegedly posting set pictures from the upcoming Harry...
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This Week’s Hot Reads
... hanging his head, or a girl reading. The Fry Chronicles By Stephen Fry The British actor and comedian peppers every anecdote with wisecracks in a memoir covering his life from 18 to 30...
