‘Zorro,’ a new version of the masked hero for the 21st century
The mythical character gets a modern update in the Amazon Prime TV series with a diverse cast and feminist themes
Everything the Romanian secret police knew about Nadia Comaneci
A book made from Securitate reports reveals how the Ceausescu dictatorship spied on and controlled the most iconic gymnast of the 20th century from her first successes to her escape from the country
Sammy Harkham, beloved cartoonist, publishes ‘Blood of the Virgin’
The graphic novel — 14 years in the making — is the story of a dreamer who tries to make his way in the film industry. It leaves the reader filled with questions about art and life
An unpublished novel by García Márquez set to be released in 2024
The Colombian author’s inheritors have decided to publish ‘En agosto nos vemos’ (’See you in August’), a story that the Nobel laureate never managed to finish and left at 150 pages
A mysterious card delivered in the mail inspires French best-seller, ‘The Postcard’
Writer Anne Berest reconnects with her Jewish identity by delving into the lives of ancestors executed in Auschwitz
Joséphine Baker’s son: ‘For us, her most obvious legacy is tolerance’
Jean-Claude Bouillon-Baker, one of the 12 adopted children of the iconic dancer and activist, remembers his mother following the publication of a graphic novel about her life