Outrage over Trumpian 'Julius Caesar' is exactly what Shakespeare tried to warn us about. Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" carries an important message about democracy, perhaps more relevant than ever before.

Why ‘Julius Caesar’ Speaks to Politics Today With assassination at its core, Shakespeare’s play is fraught. Totalitarian governments have banned it. And yes, it has inspired violence.

Trump as Julius Caesar Was “Intended to Provoke”? Good! Shakespeare in the Park’s Trump-themed production of Julius Caesar suffered some stab wounds of its own Sunday night. Citing its “graphic staging” and ...

How Julius Caesar Started a Big War by Crossing a Small Stream In 49 B.C. on the banks of the Rubicon, Julius Caesar faced a critical choice: To remain in Gaul or cross into Italy.

Julius Randle Did A Very Rude Thing To Nikola Mirotic Lakers forward Julius Randle is proving to be a lot of fun. He’s already shown that he has the right combination of skill and sass to truly antagonize his opponents, and last night he showed an ability to treat defenders the way a grizzly bear trea Read more ... ts a meal.

Lakers' Julius Randle is hoping to dial up the energy As players trickled off the court at the end of practice Monday, Julius Randle continued to shoot and sweat at a side basket.

Julius Randle's production has tailed off since demotion to a Lakers reserve Julius Randle and D'Angelo Russell were not excited to lose their starting jobs, Randle in particular unable to hide his feelings by saying very little.

Lakers forward Julius Randle makes a much better showing this time Julius Randle sat in a chair in front of a locker and gazed at the dark carpet. You had to strain your neck to hear him as he spoke while looking down.

Lakers' Julius Randle 'is getting a lot of things right' Julius Randle protected and corralled the ball by dribbling behind his back, looked to his right and flipped a left-handed pass to Kobe Bryant , who swished a three-pointer.

Lakers' Julius Randle is getting in shape for summer-league basketball The arena had barely started to fill up in Minnesota, but Julius Randle provided a status update with one little basketball movement.