The magpie’s win comes as Edmonton celebrates another major milestone — its certification as a Bird Friendly City by Nature Canada, reflecting the city’s growing commitment to protecting its ...

'Pictures of You', the Emma Grey novel, has been optioned by Magpie Pictures, which has appointed Quan Phung and Fiona Eagger as advisors.

Poetry in the 21st century is both ubiquitous and oddly peripheral. Verses are displayed on subway walls, recited on momentous occasions, and served up in giant fonts on social media, but rarely ...

Associate Editor for The Prospect Natalia Diaz reviews Monica Youn’s recent poetry reading, detailing her accomplishments and the experiences that contributed to the writing of the poetry collections.

Regarded as the "hooligans" of the wild bird population, magpies can cause significant damage to gardens, particularly during their breeding season. Known for their striking black and white ...

She was awarded second place in the Foster Poetry Prize and first runner up in the Magpie Award for Poetry. Her influences include Anais Nin, Dorianne Laux, Kim Addonizio, Clarice Lispector and ...

Cicely Grace has made the 2024 CBC Poetry Prize shortlist for There is no neutral way to say I was fourteen. She will receive $1,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts and her poem has been ...

"Magpie" screenwriter Tom Bateman opens up about penning the twisty neo-noir thriller's script from an original idea by wife and star Daisy Ridley.

Episode 4 of The Penguin, 'Cent'Anni,' tells us all about Sofia Falcone, and introduces us to her friend in prison, Magpie, who is also a Batman villain.

Who is Magpie on The Penguin? Magpie, or Margaret Pye, is a DC comics supervillain who first appeared in 1986’s The Man of Steel #3. In the comics, she is a museum curator-turned-jewel thief.

The Penguin gave a small role to an obscure Batman villain from the pages of DC Comics, the crazed jewel thief known as Magpie.