Zero Dark Thirty: Counting the human cost

Kathryn Bigelow, director of ­Zero Dark Thirty, which some say endorses torture, defends her movie.

The Hoff takes chest hair and cheesiness to new heights

The 'Baywatch' and 'Knight Rider' star talks frankly about how he has come to terms with the semi-ironic fame he achieved in the past decade.

'For me, all writing is a process of discovery'

Nadine Gordimer speaks to Emma Brockes about the urge to write, what will happen when Mandela dies, and being a white African.

Life's indivisible explosions

Marilynne Robinson, who has just won the Orange Prize, shuns big clichéd adventures and chooses to focus on the small, quiet dramas.

'What happens in war happens'

Photographs of Abu Ghraib abuses shocked the world. Seven were charged, but the face of the scandal will always be Lynndie England.

Nelson and Naomi

Naomi Campbell refers to Nelson Mandela, as is the custom among famous young women who have met him at least twice, as "granddad". Emma Brockes talks to Ms Campbell, currently in South Africa for the birthday of an old friend.
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