‘Catherine de’ Medici’ Review: A Woman at the Apex of Power
Catherine de’ Medici was born a piece on a political chessboard in 1519. Orphaned before she was a month old in her native ...
Catherine Fulvio’s St Patrick’s Way review: Glorified advertorial is a blizzard of bland. It’s a disservice to the celebrity chef
Television: Fizzy documentary by numbers has all the weight and insightfulness of a shamrock shake or a fake leprechaun beard ...
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'Catherine Called Birdy' review: What happens when Lena Dunham makes a movie for kids?
While going PG-13 might seem wildly off-brand for the polarizing provocateur, Catherine Called Birdy is not only charming but also clearly true to Dunham's voice. Adapted from Karen Cushman's ...
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Knowing Catherine of Siena
The translator and editor of that edition of The Dialogue and that collection, along with some other books on Catherine is a Dominican sister, Sister Suzanne Noffke, O.P. In honor of Saint ...
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Catherine Nichols
Your daily dose of what's up in emerging technology Founded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1899, MIT Technology Review is a world-renowned, independent media company whose insight ...
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'The Great' Season 3 review: Catherine the Great's story gets darker and more daring — with excellent results
This ahistorical take on the rise of Russian empress Catherine the Great (Fanning) gets substantially darker this season. With this darkness comes more daring storytelling choices, more ...
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‘The Clockwork Crow’ book review: Catherine Fisher’s gothic YA mystery tale
Catherine Fisher’s spooky opening to T he ... The Immortalists book review: Emotional tale of life and death Seren Rhys is the classic Victorian orphan straight out of Charles Dickens’ novels.