Nelio Biedermann’s Lázár: Ambitious, Dark, and Uneven
Frontlineby Dakshayini Suresh·24 Aug 2026
“The snow of the dying century still lay on the edge of the dark forest when Lajos von Lázár, the translucent child with water-blue eyes, first glimpsed the man he would believe to be his father…”...
India’s Jobless Growth Threatens Viksit Bharat: Why Policy Must Shift Before 2040
Frontlineby Parakala Prabhakar·24 Aug 2026
India has to become rich before it becomes old. And if it has to achieve this, it cannot keep a large section of its population, especially the young, out of work.
How UP’s Upper-Caste Elite Shaped Majoritarian India’s Democracy
Frontlineby Sukumar Muralidharan·24 Aug 2026
Strength in numbers does not ensure rectitude. Democracies that function on the will of the majority are obliged to safeguard the rights of all.
How Foreign Private Equity and Big Finance Transformed Indian Healthcare Into a Global Profit Asset
Frontlineby Abantika Ghosh·24 Aug 2026
There is an inherent dichotomy in Indian healthcare. On the one hand, accessible, affordable, quality healthcare continues to elude many; on the other, a roll call of India’s tallest business...
20 bookshops unite for Singapore's first Indie Bookshop Day, with book talks, stamp trails and more
Channel News Asiaby Izza Haziqah Abdul Rahman·24 Aug 2026
20 bookshops unite for Singapore's first Indie Bookshop Day, with book talks, stamp trails and more The inaugural event will take place from Oct 2 to 4 with 20 indie bookshops across Singapore...
Revival review – step up, Walking Dead fans! This is the most moving zombie show ever
The Guardianby Lucy Mangan·24 Aug 2026
A teenage girl is pale, withdrawn and seems not to be fully in or of this world. Could she be … a zombie?
This Kerala Village Has Celebrated Onam With Christmas-Style Carols for 40 Years
The Better Indiaby Nishtha Kawrani·24 Aug 2026
As the evening light fades over a Kerala village, a familiar festive scene unfolds. People step out of their homes, children gather around, and the sound of singing and drums fills the streets.
‘Game of Thrones’ Actor Kristofer Hivju Turns to Rom-Com with ‘True Love’ by ‘Little Did I Know’’s Martina Haag (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Emeza805·24 Aug 2026
Norwegian star actor Kristofer Hivju (“Game of Thrones,” “Red One”, “Beck”) will play opposite Friday Hallgren (from Oscar-nominated “As It Is in Heaven”) in the upcoming Swedish-Croatian rom-com...
Erik Poppe Talks Haugesund Opener ‘Beloved,’ Written by Nobel Prize Winner Jon Fosse: ‘People Long for Something Honest and Truthful’
Varietyby Marta Balaga·24 Aug 2026
In “Beloved,” opening the Norwegian International Film Festival Haugesund, Erik Poppe takes on a script by Nobel Prize winner Jon Fosse.
‘One Piece’ announces two new movies: ‘God Valley’ set for 2027, ‘Baad’ for 2029
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·24 Aug 2026
The One Piece franchise is returning to cinemas with two new animated features. The films were announced on August 23 at One Piece Day ’26 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan, with a short teaser...
From Self-Doubt to Spotlight: Who Is Miss Universe India 2026 Kaziah Liz Mejo?
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey·24 Aug 2026
From Self-Doubt to Spotlight: Who Is Miss Universe India 2026 Kaziah Liz Mejo? Not long ago, Kaziah Liz Mejo says she couldn't bring herself to keep an unfiltered photograph.
Korea Box Office: ‘The Odyssey’ Outmuscles ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ to Hold Top Spot
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·24 Aug 2026
“The Odyssey” maintained its commanding position atop the South Korea box office during the weekend of Aug. 21–23.
On Different Grounds review – Cupid’s-conspiracy romcom brings Nollywood and Bollywood together
The Guardianby Phil Hoad·24 Aug 2026
It’s a stretch for this Nigerian romcom to bill itself “the first Nollywood-Bollywood collaboration” based on the fact that it features, in Nimesh Diliprai Desai and Vineet Raina, two fringe Indian...
The hill I will die on: A music festival isn’t a music festival without children | Iman Amrani
The Guardianby Iman Amrani·24 Aug 2026
The woman I used to be died the day I gave birth to twins. That life – full of spontaneous travel, impulsive decisions and a decorated social calendar – evaporated, giving way to a blank canvas of...
The Disappearers by Marlon James review – a scorching exposé of homophobia in Jamaica
The Guardianby Yagnishsing Dawoor·24 Aug 2026
“A sense of sweep,” replied Marlon James, when asked what moves him most in literature. “Sweep isn’t just about external journeys, but internal as well.
Shirley Ballas’ kitchen renovation is proof a lick of paint goes a long way – it’s the budget idea I’m stealing for my own home
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·24 Aug 2026
You can’t beat perusing a little inspo when it comes to planning a kitchen renovation, and if you’re in need of ideas, Strictly Come Dancing superstar Shirley Ballas recently unveiled her kitchen’s...
Young & Restless Spoilers for What Happens This Week (Aug 24-28)?
ComingSoon.netby Sibanee Gogoi·24 Aug 2026
The Young and the Restless Spoilers for the week point to intense drama unfolding in Genoa City as relationships are tested and conflicts emerge.
Young & Restless Spoilers Video: Kyle & Victoria Lock Lips in a Steamy Preview
ComingSoon.netby Shazmeen Navrange·24 Aug 2026
The Young and the Restless spoilers reveal Victoria and Kyle‘s chemistry intensifies during a moment alone.
All-women Tamil theatre troupe to stage 10th production
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·24 Aug 2026
Sarvam Nataka Priyas, an amateur all-women Tamil theatre troupe, will be presenting its 10th production, Gajasanakasi, on August 29 in Pallikaranai.
China Box Office: ‘Once Upon a Time in the Middle East’ Stays on Top as ‘V’ Debuts in Second
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·24 Aug 2026
Dirty Monkeys’ war comedy-drama “Once Upon a Time in the Middle East” held onto the No. 1 position at the mainland China box office during the Aug.
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