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You may laugh, and you may cry. But hopefully you'll feel a little less alone in your struggles after reading these depression quotes. “Depression doesn’t heal itself and there is no ‘cure,’ which is ...

1. "All that glitters is not gold." This phrase warns that not everything that looks valuable or attractive is actually so, originating from The Merchant of Venice. 2. "Break the ice." Meaning to ...

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For more than 400 years the works of William Shakespeare have inspired and entertained us. The movie industry has looked to those same works to produce some of the best adaptations of his work ...

This quote from The Merchant of Venice reminds us not to judge things by their appearance. From Henry IV, Part 2, this means to eat a lot of food, often as a guest.

It’s no secret that movie quotes have solidified their place in our lives. From timeless classics to modern masterpieces, the silver screen has given us an endless amount of memorable lines that ...

With less touring, it’s been a while since all the world has been its stage, but the troupe is working with the Chicago Shakespeare Theater — where it has family ties. The new leaders of the ...

In the list below, you'll find introspective quotes about life and love written or spoken by luminaries like William Shakespeare, John Lennon, Taylor Swift and Fred Rogers, among many others.

Edwin Frank’s history of the modern novel, Stranger than Fiction, balances its erudition with plenty of gossip on Proust, ...