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Time travels in a train: How a trope from Satyajit Ray’s fiction and cinema inspired Wes Anderson
Arup K Chatterjee
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‘Game of Thrones’ actor Kit Harington to play Guy Fawkes plot mastermind
Scroll Staff
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‘Sniff’ film review: A boy has a nose for crime and a movie none for pacing
Nandini Ramnath
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One missing woman and many sides of the story in Spanish crime drama ‘I Know Who You Are’
Ankita Chawla
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Watch: Meet a desi Sherlock Holmes in this comedy sketch. He knows whose dad paid for the son’s MBA
Scroll Staff
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Delhi weekend cultural calendar: Partition stories, Ambience Indian Science Festival 4.0 and more
The Daily Pao
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In a British author’s crowdfunded book, Bond and Holmes are no match for a Punjabi private eye
Zinnia Ray Chaudhuri
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Sherlock Holmes and the forged Stradivari violin: Did we miss a vital clue for 130 years?
Rachael Durkin, The Conversation
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How Rowan Atkinson has been brilliantly miscast (or the strange case of Inspector Maigret)
Anvar Alikhan
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BBC show ‘Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond’ confuses 007 with his creator
Devarsi Ghosh
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‘Sherlock’ creators to work on Dracula mini-series
Scroll Staff
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There’s a ‘King Arthur’ for every era. Too bad we’re living in Guy Ritchie’s time
Sylvie Magerstaedt, The Conversation
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It’s James Bond who needs to be shaken and stirred, not the actor who will play him
Nicola Bishop, The Conversation
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‘King Arthur: Legend of the Sword’ review: A blunt version of the classic tale
Aakash Karkare
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Before Stieg Larsson and Keigo Higashino, it was Raymond Chandler who transformed detective fiction
Nicholas Rixon
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The Mandala of Sherlock Holmes
Scroll Staff
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Steven Smith's unbeaten 59, Steve O'Keefe's 6/35 puts Australia well ahead on a topsy-turvy Day 2
Scroll Staff
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Was Jim Corbett an exterminator or a conservationist (or both)?
Stephen Alter
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Sherlock Holmes and the strange case of anti-intellectualism
Christopher Pittard, The Conversation
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‘Sherlock’ is back with an astounding season premiere (no spoilers)
Ankita Chawla