MI5 linked to Mosley sex scandal
Intelligence officer is forced to resign after admitting that his wife took part in the ‘Nazi-style orgy’ with the F1 chief, Max Mosley
All rise for Cherie, Judge Dreadful
Indiscreet and vulgar, she is a disgrace to the law and she is a disgrace to our sex. She gives other women a bad name
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The Sunday Times review by Diana Athill: the story of one of Happy Valley's most notorious seductresses
The Sunday Times review by Lynne Truss: an amazing look at what's really inside your head
" This is an amazing book about the human head, and since its chief stated purpose is to amaze, there can be no higher compliment. One needs to be warned at once that Tallis is a bit of a brainbox, so it isn't all plain sailing, style-wise. Having a medical and academic background (he was professor of geriatric medicine at Manchester University), Tallis is also a poet, literary critic and philosopher, and it is his unique ability to synthesise hard biological fact, wide philosophical inquiry and piercing poetic incontrovertibility that makes his book so original .... The mission of the book is clear enough, however. Tallis wants to challenge the prevailing notion of the brain as the lone site of consciousness (“the brain is absurdly over-rated,” he writes). Deliberately challenging the orthodoxies of our day, he wants to remind us of what an astonishing range of stuff goes on in our heads besides neural activity, because he sincerely believes that the brain's two excellent hemispheres don't add up to a whole world. "
Long-term tenants of the legendary New York address are battling owners to keep its bohemian character intact.
The director has said he's out to challenge himself in his 50s. The results could be fascinating -- if he's really willing to take the risks.
A call from the director was all it took for the actress to step into the movies again, reprising her 1981 role for the series' latest entry.
A tour of classic Rome
Two down for 'Brown'
Boston Globe - BALTIMORE - He did it with style and confidence, putting him on the precipice of joining the most select group in thoroughbred racing history.
Boston Globe - BALTIMORE - He did it with style and confidence, putting him on the precipice of joining the most select group in thoroughbred racing history.
11 questions for Indiana Jones' whip trainer
New York Daily News - By PATRICK HUGUENIN HOURS/WEEK: For "Crystal Skull," De Longis worked with Harrison Ford for five weeks, including a week of training on the set.
New York Daily News - By PATRICK HUGUENIN HOURS/WEEK: For "Crystal Skull," De Longis worked with Harrison Ford for five weeks, including a week of training on the set.
