Agatha Christie

This Samurai Whodunit Is a Must-See Masterpiece

“The Samurai and the Prisoner” is not to be missed.

Nick Schager

Why Does Kenneth Branagh Keep Making These Poirot Movies?

Branagh may have avoided working with anyone that would generate headlines for the wrong reasons this time, but his latest Poirot flick is worse than controversial: It’s boring.

Coleman Spilde

A picture of Agatha Christie’s Greenway House, where over 100 visitors are now trapped due to a fallen tree blocking a nearby road.

‘A BIT BLEAK’

Fallen Tree Traps Over 100 People in Agatha Christie’s House

”They are doing a great job, they are giving us free teas and things,” one visitor stuck at the crime writer’s home said.

Isabella Ramirez

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AND THEN THERE WERE NONE

Agatha Christie Books Stripped of Slurs, Ethnicity Labels

The revamped editions no longer contain the N-word, and have removed descriptions of characters as Black or Jewish.

Alec Karam

FOUL PLAY

A Devilishly Fun Murder-Mystery Skewering the Left and Right

Filmmaker Rian Johnson (“The Last Jedi”) opens up to Melissa Leon about his star-studded whodunit, boasting riotous turns from the men most known as James Bond and Captain America.

Melissa Leon

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LOST MASTERPIECES

The Luxury Train That Ended Up a Secret in Bloomingdale’s

Agatha Christie wrote a book inspired by Le Train Bleu, a luxury locomotive that transported the famous in the Jazz Age. Later, the train lived again as a secret NYC lunch spot.

Allison McNearney