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Movie review: Millie Bobby Brown cracks the case yet again in 'Enola Holmes 2'

Millie Bobby Brown is back as Sherlock Holmes' kid sister in "Enola Holmes 2," which is as slick and fun as the 2020 original, even if the stakes this time around seem considerably lower.

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What's new on Netflix in November

Spooky shows, provocative documentaries and feel-good holiday films are just a few offerings to watch this month

Salon

Enola Holmes 2 review – Netflix’s spirited mystery sequel for teens

Millie Bobby Brown returns as Sherlock’s plucky sister in a charming, if mostly forgettable, follow-up to the 2020 hit

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Curfews, quarantine, fake news, insurrection: Orhan Pamuk's Nights of Plague feels eerily prescient

Nobel prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk spent five years working on Nights of Plague, well before the onset of the current pandemic. Perhaps he foresaw history repeating itself; the political fallout from the outbreak of the bubonic plague on his make-believe island of Mingheria in 1901 resonates eerily with our world…

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Alex McLeish predicts Rangers Liverpool with clash not needing 'Sherlock Holmes' to figure it out

The former Light Blues manager believes that with a big home support behind Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men, they are capable of pushing an elite side to the limit.

Glasgow Live

'Picard' Season 3 trailer reboots a villain Star Trek stole from another franchise

There are three villains in 'Star Trek: Picard' Season 3, one new, and two "old friends." Here's what the return of Lore and Professor Moriarty might mean of the big 'Next Generation' send-off.

Inverse

Mother of God! It’s Line of Duty already: 100 years of the BBC, part 10

From Jed Mercurio’s bent copper hit to Michaela Coel’s powerful I May Destroy You and Russell T Davies’s prescient Years and Years, the BBC shows it can still be innovative and provocative

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Bram Stoker relative offers insight on celebration of Scotland's links to Dracula

BRAM Stoker’s great grand-nephew has given an exclusive insight into the event and his uncle’s Scottish connections ahead of the upcoming…

The National (Scotland)

Nights of Plague by Orhan Pamuk review – a playful approach to big themes

The reader is cast as detective in this ludic novel about nationalism, pandemics and propaganda, set in the latter days of the Ottoman empire

The Guardian - UK

‘Insane rightwing misogynist? I’m none of those things!’ Steven Moffat on Doctor Who, his Baftas and his critics

The star TV writer has brought David Tennant and Stanley Tucci together for a new BBC drama about good people forced to do bad things. He talks about cliffhangers, ‘powerful, sexy women’ and what it would take for him to kill

The Guardian - UK

‘Speculating about Bond is a national hobby’: Why 007’s fate is now in Kim Sherwood’s hands

With her electrifying new thriller ‘Double or Nothing’, the 33-year-old becomes the first female author to pick up Ian Fleming’s mantle. She talks to Kevin E G Perry about Britishness, the power of myth, and test-driving sports cars

The Independent UK

'Mato Anomalies' preview: Compelling Persona noir vibes in neo-futuristic Shanghai

Investigate mysterious happenings in 'Mato Anomalies' as Detective Doe, who gets caught up with a dude who can jump into pocket dimensions.

Inverse

From local Chinese restaurants, to housing estate chippies: meet the food writer celebrating where we really eat

Jonathan Nunn steers clear of the upmarket eateries beloved by critics. Instead, in his latest book, he edits a collection of essays about London’s overlooked places

The Guardian - UK

Fall theater guide 2022: ‘Lion King,’ ‘The Notebook,’ and Destinos: Chicago International Latino Theater Festival among the highlights of the season

The curtains are going up on the Chicago area’s stages.

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The Conversation

How crime fiction went global, embracing themes from decolonisation to climate change

Once seen as the purview of British and American writers, crime fiction is very much a global phenomenon. Fictional investigators such as Lisbeth Salander, Kurt Wallander and Jules Maigret are now perhaps as well known as Hercule Poirot, Sam Spade and Philip Marlowe.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Mix: Cool things to do in Chicago Aug. 25-31

The Chicago Dance Crash, the Taste of Greektown and “Dreamgirls’ are among the entertainment highlights in the week ahead.

The Independent UK

Anthony Horowitz: ‘These days, writers do have to self-censor’

The bestselling author and TV writer is about to release his 56th book. He speaks to Hannah Stephenson about the role of social media in spreading ‘harmful’ views, his belief that writers are self-censoring, and how his wife Hill is his most important critic

The Independent UK

Anthony Horowitz on cancel culture and the fear of offending

‘People seem to take offence a great deal more easily than they used to,’ says the bestselling author and TV writer,

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Wales Online

When is Enola Holmes 2 coming out on Netflix?

Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown returns as the heroine Enola Holmes

The Independent UK

Top 35 literary locations in the UK as voted by readers

A study of 2,000 literary lovers has revealed the top 35 places to see in the UK, which have been made famous by the books they rate the most

Wales Online

Top 35 must-see locations for book lovers - with Brontë sisters' home topping list

The literary list features sites made famous by both authors and by their works - from Shakespeare's birthplace, to Sherwood Forest from Robin Hood

The Independent UK

5 new books to read this week

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Dark Music by David Lagercrantz and Peter Rabbit: Hide And Seek! by Rachel Bright.

Reason

Kelley v. Becerra, the Preventive Care Mandate and the Major Questions Doctrine

SCOTUS dodged this issue in Little Sisters of the Poor, but W.V. v. EPA invigorated the claim.

Evening Standard

Enola Holmes 2: Release date, cast, plot and everything else you need to know

Sherlock’s little sister returns to take on her first detective case

Salon

Billy Boyd gives new LOTR cast advice

In an interview with Salon, Boyd talks of leaving the world of Middle-earth that he's known for

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