The sun also sets on literary reputations, especially when a famous writer's flamboyant lifestyle and personal peccadilloes threaten to overwhelm the work for which he became famous...

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SPORTS AND POLITICS WALK A FINE LINE IN NETFLIX PELÉ DOCUMENTARY By Alex Strachan

Soccer's greatest legends: Diego Maradona, Lionel Messi, Neymar, and now Kylian Mbappé. Above them all, though, one name stands out...

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THEY DO IT WITH MIRRORS: HOW 'THE HANDMAID'S TALE' AND REAL LIFE INTERSECT By Alex Strachan

Real life intruded briefly on the made-up world of TV drama this past week..

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