La schiumosa saga della famiglia Jacuzzi. Una storia di immigrati italiani. Un sogno americano. Un'invenzione che ha definito la sensualità borghese. Candido Jacuzzi non voleva trasformare il suo cognome in un marchio globale. Saskia Solomon nytimes.com/2023/08/11/sty…

iron claw is little women for guys

'ICJ’s Gaza decision shores up rules-based order and puts west to test. The ruling is devastating for Israel and awkward for allies such as the UK and US, which belittled South Africa’s case.' Analysis by Patrick Wintour theguardian.com/law/2024/jan/2…

I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king

I hate this country. I’m always misread here. Moving to France.

Went to see The Zone of Interest yesterday (great, haunting), and left with the view that we are doing subtitling completely wrong. ‘Sub’titles should be at the TOP of the screen (realisation born of having most of the words obscured by a stranger’s head & ears)

‘Absolute frivolity’ - my grandad in a shop pointing his walking stick at a row of felt baby shoes

Shelley Duvall was once a fixture in Hollywood. Now, after a long disappearance, she has returned to acting. But what happened? She discussed her career and her life in Texas, where she can be found most days driving around in her Toyota 4Runner. nyti.ms/49RsjI0

“I wanted to act again....And then this guy kept calling, and so I wound up doing it.” Fascinating, poignant profile of Shelley Duvall by Saskia Solomon, with powerful photos by Katherine Squier nytimes.com/2024/04/25/sty…

Driving around all day in a 4Runner ripping Parliaments is what Shelley Duvall is up to these days and also what I would like to be up to these days. nytimes.com/2024/04/25/sty…

🔳 Paul Auster, R.I.P. “As my friend George Oppen once said to me, about getting old, 'what a strange thing to happen to a little boy'"

My profile of Shelley Duvall is today’s Styles cover story. Ft brilliant photos by Katherine Squier

✨ She’s a cover girl ✨ (Shelley Duvall in the May 2nd edition of The New York Times)

Shelley Duvall, star of "The Shining," has died at 75. Our reporter spent time with her in April, discussing her disappearance from Hollywood and her return to acting. Read the full interview here. nyti.ms/3Lmd9AK

Saddened to learn that Shelley Duvall has died. I had the great fortune of meeting her last year and found her to be an incredibly warm, generous and funny person – the most fun I’ve had interviewing anyone, ever. She was a true legend.

Daniel Craig looks like a hacker working for Hans Gruber

If any of you happen to be in Oxford tomorrow, I'll be grilling Alice Loxton on her brilliant new book "Eighteen" at Blackwell's, Oxford’s Bookshop. Tickets below⬇️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/alice-loxton…

do we need any more novels?

I wrote about the Division of Perceptual Studies, the research unit at the University of Virginia that has spent 60 years investigating possible cases of reincarnation... nytimes.com/2025/01/03/sty…