From My Beautiful Laundrette to The Queen and his latest, the much-praised Tamara Drewe, the director boasts a reputation for impatience as well as one of the most diverse outputs of any British film-maker. Famously interview-shy, he talks here of his dislike of agents, the glory days of the BBC, and why he is no auteur Not liking to be interviewed probably starts with the reluctance to submit you
Sign up for a small monthly payment and enjoy ads-free browsing at 3QD Greil Marcus is a music journalist, critic, and observer of America. Though they span countless subjects, Marcus’ past books have been rooted in examinations of icons like Bob Dylan, the Sex Pistols, Elvis Presley, and Bill Clinton. In his latest release, When that Rough God Goes Riding: Listening to Van Morrison, he takes on t
The Sun's conveyor transports plasma across its surface to the pole, where it sinks before rising at the equator Solar physicists may have discovered why the Sun recently experienced a prolonged period of weak activity. The most recent so-called "solar minimum" occurred in December 2008. Its drawn-out nature extended the total length of the last solar cycle - the repeating cycle of the Sun's activ
LONDON (Kyodo) -- The far-right British National Party is rejecting claims of hypocrisy over its decision to attend a conference in Tokyo organized by a group which denies the extent of Japan's war crimes. The BNP is one of several European parties sending delegates to an international convention in Japan run by the right-wing movement Issuikai. The weeklong meeting, which continues through next W
The author returns to his old Tokyo neighborhood and finds an inward-looking country that has lost its ambition. James Fallows September 2010 Issue In the late 1980s, at the end of a long stint in Asia, my family lived for a year in a far suburb of Tokyo called Utsukushigaoka. Literally that means “beautiful hills,” but I thought of it as “Pleasantville”—a recently built bedroom community that, li
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