It was so much more than well-cut suits and deliciously drinkable martinis
By Alexander Larman
The new Amazon Prime series is an exercise in artistic necrophilia
By Alexander Larman
A century after its first publication, the poem still defies easy categorization
By Alexander Larman
Visiting university towns for a uniquely civilized — and wholly British — experience
By Alexander Larman
Why does the actor still have such a hold on film executives?
By Alexander Larman
The danger seemed to have passed but extremists continue to plague the world
By Alexander Larman
The problems begin in the first episode, a kind of demonic take on Downton Abbey
By Alexander Larman
The disgraced biographer may be ‘repellent’ but he still has a right to free speech
By Alexander Larman
The band’s return is not just welcome but overdue
By Alexander Larman
He’s a careful pair of hands but little else
By Alexander Larman
‘It’s often said that if you’re a five in London, you’re a ten in Bath’
By Alexander Larman
It’s same old Marvel, dressing up the usual in brand new drag
By Alexander Larman
A new book remembers all the excitement and absurdity
By Alexander Larman
The show is about to end with all the fervor we might have wished for
By Alexander Larman
