Into it: Ronald Harwood
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The Academy Award winner and screenwriter of 'The Diving Bell and the Butterfly' on reading the letters of the Mitford family, his favorite new movie, and why he doesn't listen to anything post-Stravinsky.
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U.K. crooner Richard Hawley has a  fast-growing reputation as a musician&#39;s musician.
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Author and consultant John Hagel talks about teaming up with John Seely Brown and Lang Davison to form a new technology and business strategies research center at Deloitte & Touche.
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By Eva Simpson & Caroline Hedley  IT'S one of the reads of the year - and we're not the only fans of Rupert Everett's new book. Demand for the actor's tome Red Carpets And Other Banana Skins has pushed it to the top of Amazon's sales chart and Waterstone's sold out on Saturday.
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Jessica Yu's excellent documentary explores the life and work of Henry Darger, one of the world's best-known outside artists.
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The Register By John Leyden [john dot leyden at theregister dot co dot uk]
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We asked the British actor what he's reading, watching, and listening to.
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Are you allergic to VoIP? A trip to St John's in Cambridge (England) provides an opportunity to see innovation in action. And one of the pioneers of Cambridge Technology - Dr Herman Hauser of Amadeus - was there this year to explain how it all came about - and to take modest credit for the effect.â¦
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An interview with the master filmmaker about his new films.
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Garrison Keillor, the celebrity master of ceremonies for tonight's National Book Awards, is celebrating an anniversary despite a small accounting problem. Keillor's live, weekly public radio show is touting its 30th anniversary with its first DVD, released last week, A Prairie Home Companion: 30th Broadcast Season Celebration. It may be the first DVD of a radio program.
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Artist, architect, a modern da Vinci -- the critics don't quite know how to describe Thomas Heatherwick. But they love his designs. By Tim McKeough from Wired magazine.
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Merce Cunningham and colleagues have presented a retrospective series of evenings about his choreography called âHistory Matters.â
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Internet consultant Mary Hodder spends most of her life online. She has gone almost entirely digital. It may not be long before you do, too. Commentary by Adam L. Penenberg.
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By ROY HATTERSLEY  AT ITS peak, it was a wonder of the modern world. The British Broadcasting Corporation was the envy of every other nation for the technical excellence of its transmissions and the high quality of its broadcasts.
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Making Records: The Scenes Behind the Music, By Phil Ramone
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THERE comes a point in the career of a contemporary Prime Minister when he has to face up to the ultimate challenge - an interview with John Humphrys.
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Graham Hodges, author of "Taxi! A Social History of the New York City Cabdriver," is taking questions from City Room readers this week.