I was looking forward to this exhibition. It promised in its publicity to "examine the history and legacies of the First, Second and Third Afghan Wars (1838-1919)".
Ree is 17 years old, and is the glue that holds her family together in rural Missouri.
This book speaks of a generation abandoned by governments, feeling the brunt of low wages and high prices—and getting into debt if they manage to get to university.
This exhibition seeks to do several things at once—with interesting results.
This release showcases new British indie, rock and punk bands, with a political edge.
What made you want to tell the story of a strike?
In 1968 some 850 women machinists at the Ford factory in Dagenham, east London, struck for equal pay.
Based on the classic 1914 novel, this play tells the story of a group of painters, struggling to live in a recession.
Selected Poems was originally published in 1960, and this new edition should introduce a yonger generation to the poetry of the Spanish writer Federico Garcia Lorca.
We have three pairs of tickets for Ena Lamont Stewart’s moving and funny portrayal of impoverished 1930s Glasgow, showing at the National Theatre in London. The play runs from 8 October to 7 November. Tickets from £10 to £44.
Actitud Calle means "street attitude"—why are the streets important?
The middle classes have a talent for whining and fake rebellion. They also have a remarkable ability to see everything through the prism of their own supposed struggle.
