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If Shakespeare were alive today, I’m sure he’d be considering slapping the makers of this absolutely hilarious tissue box cover with a big fat lawsuit for using his face illegally! The thawing is just superbly humorous and it’s also kinda...
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To pay or not to pay, that was the question for a Massachusetts Shakespearean theater company.
made popular Mar 18 2009
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Scholars studying the life and times of William Shakespeare unveiled a portrait Monday believed to be the only authentic image of the Bard painted during his lifetime.
made popular Mar 9 2009
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Lebanese dancers, a Shakespeare production from Kuwait portraying Saddam Hussein as “Richard III” and incredible wedding dresses from the Arab world are...
made popular Feb 23 2009
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LONDON _ Ahhh, Britain. The land of Shakespeare and the Beatles, Churchill and the Queen. Rolling green hills, groovy London shops, hip plaids splashed over raincoats...
made popular Feb 15 2009
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In a Feb. 10 story about a court appearance by a man charged with stealing a valuable First Folio of Shakespeare’s plays, The Associated Press reported...
made popular Feb 11 2009
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The self-described “dilettante” pulled up to the courthouse in a stretch limo on Tuesday, dressed in white and holding a cigar and a cup of instant noodles...
made popular Feb 10 2009
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An eccentric British book dealer appeared in court Tuesday, charged with stealing a rare First Folio of Shakespeare’s plays from a university library.
made popular Feb 10 2009
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British police charged a book dealer Wednesday with stealing a rare First Folio of Shakespeare’s plays from a university library a decade ago.
made popular Jan 28 2009
The Globe Theater is a faithful reconstruction of the open-air playhouse first built in 1599, where Shakespeare worked and for which he wrote many of his greatest...
made popular Dec 16 2008
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Love’s labor won’t be lost when U.S. playwright John Wolfson dies.
made popular Nov 7 2008
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The curious case of a stolen First Folio of Shakespeare’s plays took a new twist Thursday when police in northeast England re-arrested the prime suspect for more...
made popular Nov 6 2008
“Renaissance King” refers to King Matthias and 2008 is the year to mark the 550th anniversary of the ascendance of King Matthias to the Hungarian throne in...
made popular Sep 16 2008
The theater where “The Merchant of Venice” and “Romeo and Juliet” likely debuted and where William Shakespeare himself may have trodden the...
made popular Aug 8 2008
AP, Washington
Shakespeare once called sleep the “balm of hurt minds.”
made popular Aug 1 2008
AP, Washington
With a new home in the expansive, $89 million Harman Center for the Arts, the city’s popular Shakespeare Theatre Company is doubling the number of its actors and...
made popular Oct 13 2007
AP, Mesa
It was supposed to be a two-hour Shakespearean comedy show attended by 700 sixth- through 12th-graders.But it was not to be.About 40 minutes into a touring...
made popular Oct 2 2007
Shakespeare has inspired yet another Bollywood filmmaker, this time with Hamlet, is Sudhir Mishra, whose film will combine the popular with the arty. According to him...
made popular Sep 6 2007
If only Shakespeare would wake up and show the way. The literary world, it seems, is in a tizzy, trying to find out the Bard’s real works amidst all the versions...
made popular Apr 10 2007
Dating back to the late Neolithic period outside Mantua, 25 miles south of Verona, the city where Shakespeare set the star-crossed tale ‘Romeo and Juliet’,...
made popular Feb 8 2007
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