News about Henry James

And though the royal treasure has never been recovered, the mother of a gang member who stole the famous Portland Tiara and other valuable jewelry in a £3.75 million haul during has been released today. After undertaking a reconnaissance mission on the gallery where they were kept, Kelly Duong, 35, left her boyfriend Ashley Cumberpatch and his gang with vital information of the tiara and other priceless items.

INGE VAN LOTRINGEN: I'd like to believe that I'm a vivacious culture vulture. In reality, I'm a grumpy 50something who is stuck in a past where everything was, naturally, much better than it is now. I bark this at my younger colleagues every day, but not always in terms of music and perfume. Well, independent perfumery has created a number of winning scents in recent years, but I'm less impressed with the results of the major brands in fragrance (whether prestige or High Street), obsessed as these are with repeating winning formulas ad infinitum and, in a few cases, not daring to design and innovate freely.

PATRICIA NICOL: Who wants to be a millionaire? Well, I do. But what the Succession and all these books show is that money can't buy you love.

The most terrifying series of Netflix has been announced. The subscription service has it all: from nail-biting technology thrillers, supernatural frightening, true crime anthologies, and even religious horrors. However, even those who are eager for a rush after indulging in their favorite horror movie will be confronted with the occasional prospect that is too scary to be continued.

They fell in love with each other's sparkling minds in literary London; the nose, teeth, whiskers, and pockmarks seem to have been no obstacle to their ecstatic bliss. They will be married for 24 years. Even though Marian was still married to another woman on the day of their elopement, she referred to Lewes as "my husband."

Georgina Moore and Maame by Jessica George are two recent launches to the Garnett Girls. These books about absent parents are a good idea if you have a moment alone.

Dominika Clarke, a doting mother with seven children aged from ten months to twelve years old, gave birth to the quintuplets on Sunday afternoon, just in time for Valentine's Day. The mother said it was a'miracle' pregnancy, revealing that the chances of conceiving quintuplets were one in 52 million. However, Henry James, the fifth of two boys and three girls born through a caesarean section, died on Wednesday. Vincent Clarke, both his mother and British father, who hails from Solihull, said they were absolutely devastated. 'You're on a massive peak and then it was like being winded,' Vincent said.

Five babies were born in a Krakow hospital on Sunday afternoon by Dominika Clarke and her husband Vince (pictured right). (left). The mother referred to her pregnancy as a "miracle," as the hospital announced that the chances of conceiving quintuplets were one in 52 million. We had intended to have an eighth child but it turned out to be more.'She and her British husband Vince were expecting to have an eighth child but there was still more.'

Fiona Hardcastle and her family begin to visit Italy with a night at the Four Seasons Hotel Milan. They traveled through the Piedmont region, Tuscany, and Salento in the south, staying in a grand total of ten hotels along the way. They fly to TikTok's best Italian pizzeria, Rome's Trevi Fountain, a'spectacular' Bond film location - and more.

CRAIG BROWN: Last week, I went to see Emily at our local cinema. It's based on a true tale,' like so many movies these days, about three Bronte sisters, all huddled together in their father's parsonage, on Haworth's windswept moors. I find myself distracted by the nagging need to know what is true and what is false in films that are billed as 'based on a true story.' 'Based on' has become a more popular term.' The plot is so good that I get caught up in it. But then something ludicrous happens, or something preposterous is said or done, and I start worrying about the film's legitimacy.

Alice Sedgwick Wohl (inset), 91, has written an unflinching late in life memoir about her sister's luxurious but brutal childhood on a ranch in Santa Barbara and her sister's descent into bulimia and opioid use, which began when she was 13 years old when her father was arrested because she caught him having sex in the family living room with another woman. Sedgwick had spent nine months in a mental hospital where she became pregnant for the first time and had an abortion before she headed to New York and began her brief career as a muse to Andy Warhol. Sedgwick died of a barbiturate overdose at the age of 28 in 1971. Wohl (the eldest of eight Sedgwick siblings) claims she was alienated from her famous sister for the majority of her life. The basis of her latest book, 'As It Turns Out: Thinking About Edie and Andy,' explores the enduring success of her younger sister, who she once regarded as a "vain, shallow, spoiled child doing silly, meaningless stuff.' "I suppose I missed it then,' she says. I missed it in part because I didn't see it.' "I can say for Andy Warhol-all that I didn't have the eyes to see," she says.

In the 1850s, Rob Crossan explores Much Wenlock, where local doctor William Penny Brookes established the Olympian Games, a tournament that featured athletics as well as greased pig catching. It's this event that inspired the modern Olympic Games that brought them forward. Rob prowls around Wenlock Priory, which was sacked by Henry VIII at the dissolution of the monasteries, walks under the trees of Wenlock Edge and stops for a'seemingly bottomless' cottage pie at the Gaskell Arms. 'The Olympian spirit appears to live on in this part of Shropshire every day, despite the fact that pub meal portions and strenuousness of the uphill walking along the Edge.'