Jane Austen would be annoyed women still do not have equality – Lucy Worsley - Austen’s novels include Sense And Sensibility, ...

Dr Emma Salisbury is an Associate Fellow at the Royal Navy Strategic Studies Centre, a senior staffer for a Member of Parliament and a Contributing Editor at War on the Rocks. She holds a PhD and MSc ...

There's no way he wanted that bee in my face. He was trying to blow it behind me. Doubling down, Diego Luna comedically suggested that Austin Butler not only tried to blow the bee in Emma Stone's ...

The opening line from Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is so well-known (“It is a truth universally acknowledged…") that it’s become a kind of cultural shorthand for matchmaking and ...

With "Jane Austen Wrecked My Life," writer-director Laura Piani delivers a rom-com tailor-made for Austen devotees that centers on a modern-day echo of "Persuasion"’s Anne Elliot, a woman named ...

Outside of direct adaptations, Austen's stories have been reinterpreted and retold extensively, giving life to some of the world’s most famous modern romance films, series and books - like ...

“Jane Austen Wrecked My Life” is a humorous, endearing rom-com with relatable characters and an engaging plot that anyone — especially writers, romantics and Jane Austen fans — can enjoy.

Entertainment Theater Dacha Theatre’s ‘Emma’ turns Jane Austen classic into a campy comedy April 8, 2025 at 1:00 pm Updated April 8, 2025 at 1:00 pm By Gemma Alexander ...

Rachel Guyer-Mafune is a glittery Emma Woodhouse. in Dacha Theater's adaptation of "Emma." (Brett Love) Dacha Theatre’s production of "Emma" celebrates Jane Austen’s 250th birthday. (Brett Love) ...

The 19th-century novelist Jane Austen helped define literature geared toward women. Given that the English writer published novels like “Pride and Prejudice” and "Emma" during the Regency era ...

Fans of Jane Austen can count on these films and TV shows to bring her novels to life. From Pride and Prejudice to Emma, find out where you can watch your favourite adaptations.

If you’ve never read one of Jane Austen’s novels, you may as well throw a dart and pick one at random. They are all superb in their own ways. Now that they have been continuously in print for ...