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Shakespearean Insults, Animated - Posted May 15, 2012
Have you ever used a Shakespearean insult? The TED-Ed animation video embedded above explores insults used in two popular Shakespeare plays, Hamlet and Romeo & Juliet.
Teacher April Gudenrath designed the lesson and TEDtv executive ... [GalleyCat]
Ralph Fiennes Reads 'Sonnet 129' by William Shakespeare - Posted April 13, 2012
In honor of National Poetry Month, we've dug up a video featuring actor Ralph Fiennes reading William Shakespeare's "Sonnet 129."
While many have come to know Fiennes for playing Harry Potter villain Lord Voldemort, he is also a respected stage ac... [semanticweb.com]
Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 Teaser Trailer Unveiled - Posted March 22, 2012
Summit Entertainment has released the first teaser trailer for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2. We've embedded the trailer above--what do you think?
The 15-second clip has drawn more than 116,800 "likes" on Facebook. The film comes out in November, and the full trailer will be available on the movie's... [GalleyCat]
Half Price Books Hosts Tournament of Villains - Posted March 15, 2012
Inspired by the NCAA basketball tournament, Half Price Books has launched a Tournament of Villains, pitting 64 evil characters against one another to figure out "who's the baddest one of all."
The voting period for round one ends today at 2 p.m. CST. These antagonists c... [GalleyCat]
Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Video Features Sneak Peek of Wedding Scene - Posted October 20, 2011
Summit Entertainment has released a sneak peek of Edward and Bella's wedding from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1. In the video embedded above, the cast talked about... [GalleyCat]
John Green To Sign 150,000 Copies of New Book - Posted July 27, 2011
In the video embedded above, YA writer John Green revealed the title for his new book (The Fault in Our Stars) and promised to sign every single one of the 150,000 books in the first print run.
Even though the manuscript is currently unfinished a... [GalleyCat]
Gallery of Elaborate Literary Tattoos - Posted May 20, 2011
Buzzfeed compiled a list of 20 bibliophile fans and their "20 Awesome Literary Tattoos."
Th... [GalleyCat]
Sherman Alexie Writes 'The Facebook Sonnet' - Posted May 16, 2011
The New Yorker recently published "The Facebook Sonnet" by Sherman Alexie. The poem follows the AB-AB/CD-CD/EF-EF/GG ... [GalleyCat]
Alan Rickman Reads 'Sonnet 130' by William Shakespeare - Posted April 30, 2011
Happy National Poetry Month!
To end the month, we've dug up a video featuring Alan Rickman and his recitation of William Shakespeare's "Sonnet 130." While many have come to know Rickman for playing Harry Potter potions master Severus Snape... [GalleyCat]
Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet To Be Adapted - Posted March 9, 2011
A team of directors will adapt The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran.
Jose Tamez will serve as executive producer for... [GalleyCat]
James Lipton, William Shakespeare Figure Out Plural Form of 'Prius' - Posted February 10, 2011
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"Much Ado About Nothing" Is Free eBook Of The Day - Posted January 24, 2011
Today's Free eBook of the Day is Much Ado about Nothing by William Shakespeare.
Shakespeare's classic comedy was just made available ... [AppNewser]
From I Am Number Four to Gnomeo and Juliet : 5 Upcoming Literary Film Adaptations - Posted January 11, 2011
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5 Upcoming Literary Adaptations - Posted November 1, 2010
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The Hamlet Video Game That Time Forgot - Posted October 19, 2010
To play video games or not to play video games? In 1997, EMME Interactive SA released Hamlet: A Murder Mystery video game (box pictured, click to enlarge).
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William Shakespeare, the founder of web 3.0 - Kingpin Webmaster News - Posted October 19, 2010
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International Protect a Poet Day - Posted April 23, 2009
The world lost six poetic souls on this date over the past few centuries, making April 23 a good day to protect (and appreciate) the poets you love.
As the Guardian notes, two of England's greatest poets died today: ... [GalleyCat]
The Writing Is Off the Wall - Posted March 27, 2009
Anybody worried about the death of publishing should spend five minutes reading Contrariwise: Literary Tattoos website. As long as there are readers dedicated enough to inscribe books on their bodies, literature will never fade away.
At Contrariwise, users send in photos of their literary tattoos, and readers vo... [GalleyCat]
