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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Travel: Roger Deakin's tree-inspired travelogue is a magical and meditative final work, says Rory MacLean.
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U.K. crooner Richard Hawley has a  fast-growing reputation as a musician&#39;s musician.
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Arts & entertainment: Visionary choreographer Mark Morris used to think Mozart and dance didn't mix. Not any more, finds Judith Mackrell.
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An expert on the 40-year-long fascination with the 'Zodiac' serial killer--and why the mystery may never be solved.
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David Hockney says a show of "stunning" JMW Turner works he curated gives an insight into the late artist's technique.
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Paul Jones will be one of the presenters at this year's php/db|works Conference happening up in Toronto this week and he's offering a teaser of his talk (here's the synopsis) for those interested - "Organizing Your PHP Projects".   Fans of Henry Hazlitt's "Economics in One Lesson" will recognize the kind of talk I have in store, although I don't have the time available to expound in detail the way Hazlitt does. The talk will consist of a one-sentence lesson for you to remember when deciding how to organize your PHP project, whether it's a library, an application, a CMS, or a framework. I'll then explain how to apply the One Lesson in your project, and the various follow-on effects the One Lesson will have on your project organization.   He also jokes that he'll be the only presenter to use references to livestock, Jimmy Hoffa, and Mir as a part of the talk. He's even included a slide of the presentation for even more info.
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Beer money for Arrington Comment Long before he was stroking our collective Web 2.0 consciousness, Michael Arrington, a Young Republican-type of guy from an affluent part of Orange County, studied economics at Claremont McKenna College in Southern California, and generally enjoyed the life of the beer-swilling collegian that many of us led. I know this because I lived down the hallway from the future TechCrunch founder, and did a fair amount of drinking myself at the same college parties.â¦
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Arts & entertainment: Rock music had always played a crucial role in Sean O'Hagan's life. As his passion for the genre faded, could classical music fill the void?
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By Timothy C. Barmann, The Providence Journal, R.I.  Feb. 25--PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The man who guided Apple Computer through  its early glory years offered a group of Brown University entrepreneurs some  advice, and anecdotes, and even some brutally honest self-criticism.
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In praise of the full entertainment meal. By Steven Johnson from Wired magazine.
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Nancy Reagan saw to the publication of her late husband Ronald's diaries because she felt it was important that people know more about the former president.
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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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Don't like your Wikipedia entry? Mr. Know-It-All offers advice on how to set the record straight. By Clive Thompson from Wired magazine.
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Ronald K. Brownâs repertory program is something of a primer to his magnificently textured style.
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We asked the British actor what he's reading, watching, and listening to.
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Robert Howard looked like an ideal candidate for medical school. His grades were good and his recommendations solid. Plus he had a certain intangible that made him