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Read the Room: Valentino, Alix Earle & Why Reading Still Matters
Between Alix Earle’s admission of never having read a book, and Valentino’s celebration of literature at its Spring/Summer 2027 show, this is a timely reminder that the stories we read shape how we see the world - and what we risk losing when we dismiss it.
The GRAZIA-Approved Reading List: Books Recommended By Inspiring Women
8 books to get lost in this month
Everything To Know About Emerald Fennell’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ Film Adaptation
With Margot Robbie as Catherine and Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff, the film is already making waves
Meghan Markle’s Team Has Allegedly Been Shopping Around A Post-Divorce Book
It looks like the Sussexes may not be on the same page
Calling All Bookworms: Sharjah’s Annual International Book Fair Returns Next Month
Everything you need to know
Watch: Alex Assouline Discusses Assouline’s Launch In Dubai’s THAT Concept Store
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Between Two Worlds: How Journalism Found Sherine Tadros
For Middle East correspondent Sherine Tadros, reporting from the front lines during the Gaza Wars and the Arab Uprisings wasn’t enough, so she switched allegiances and became the Deputy Director of Advocacy and Representative to the United Nations for Amnesty International to change how the story ends. Her new memoir, Taking Sides, recounts her remarkable journey.