Some read it as an excoriation of materialism, others as a vindication of excess. For some it is sibylline, for others, passé. At its essence is a simple, almost parabolic, story. The narrator ...

In my house, there are two copies of F Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, which turns 100 this week. The first is my schoolboy edition, rendered almost illegible by the quantity of doodles in the ...

In my house, there are two copies of F Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, which turns 100 this week. The first is my schoolboy edition, rendered almost illegible by the quantity of doodles in ...

She also said that by the time she was in her thirties, she realised she hadn't been to the dentist for over a decade. She also suffers from excoriation disorder, which is characterised by excessive ...

Femi Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), and human rights activist, in his excoriation of the dastardly act, said that over 50 Nigerians had died under such cruel circumstances in more ...

Additionally, E.A. shares that she developed excoriation disorder, which the Cleveland Clinic describes as a mental health condition that causes a person to compulsively pick at their skin.

Was it the attempt to move the discussion onto another excoriation of VAR, which is crowd-pleasing, but felt an obvious and irrelevant deflection? Or, was it the insistence that his ear-cupping of ...

Montrose County Commissioner Sue Hansen benefited from Republican support that first saw her appointed as a county commissioner, and then saw her elected to two full terms, yet, on Saturday, it ...

Though the lengthy 1770 work is pretty grim in its excoriation of rich people and greedy landowners, it contains a phrase — "where crouching tigers await their hapless prey" — that captured ...