What I remember best about Joe Wright’s beloved 2005 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice isn’t Mr. Darcy looking like a hurt ...

“When all Pride and Prejudice, all Interests and Designs, being submitted to the Honour of God, and the Discharge of our Duty,” an anonymous clergyman wrote in 1734, “the Holy Scriptures shall again ...

Bonnets at the ready, with 2025 marking two and a half centuries since Jane Austen's birth, does "bad lad" Mr Darcy still do it for Gen Z? From erotic audio books to one-woman comedy shows, an ...

And that is precisely what we get here in the latest touring production of an understandably popular show in Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) which has now arrived at the Lowry at Salford Quays.

Macfadyen’s aforementioned hand flex is a moment that occurs within the first half hour of the film, when Mr. Darcy assists ...

Fans of the 2005 romantic drama Pride & Prejudice can rejoice as Focus Features is bringing the film back to theaters in honor of its 20th anniversary. The celebrated Jane Austen adaptation ...

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Love is one of the key themes in Jane Austen's novel 'Pride and Prejudice' The author, Jane Austen, creates the theme of love by exploring ideas about marriage and different types of relationships ...

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Hungary’s government said Thursday that Budapest Pride, the LGBTQ+ parade, “will not take place in a public form” this year. The government’s announcement comes after days of speculation about what ...

MANILA, Philippines — Filipino-American singer H.E.R. and Filipino-American actor Dave Bautista made special apperances at the 97th Academy Awards in Hollywood earlier today. A part of H.E.R.'s ...

More than a few readers will recognise this from Pride and Prejudice (1813) by Jane Austen (1775-1817), and they might wryly acknowledge that though the opening line seems to epitomise “the male gaze” ...