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Our 2024 Oxford Mathematics Public Lectures kick off logarithmically next month with Oliver Johnson describing the history and importance of logarithms in our lives. Until then, how about 77 online lectures and discussions including the likes of Stephen Hawking, Jim Al-Khalili, Hannah Fry, Carlo Rovelli, Sarah Hart and Andrew Wiles; and, of course, Roger Penrose (below). The 77: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4d5ZtfQonW0GETJ5JVu8CTkIrt0w1B77 | Oxford Mathematics

In the early 2010s, Emma Watson, already famed for Harry Potter, quietly lived through one of her most misunderstood chapters. Circa 2013, after Oxford lectures and UN speeches, she fell deeply in love with a tech entrepreneur in New York—someone who admired her mind, not her fame. Yet the relationship crumbled under media intrusion and betrayal, when private letters surfaced in tabloids. Many labeled her “too ambitious,” saying she “chose feminism over love.” But history turned that pain into p