Polygon.comby Rachel Leishman28 Aug 2026
Stephen King stories are a special kind of horror story. Each new "monster" brings a psychological torture not only to the characters that color the pages of his novels but also to those engaging...
Gristby Leslie Davenport28 Aug 2026
In this month’s Ask a Climate Therapist column, we’re tackling two questions at once — each examining similar themes of burnout and paralysis from two very different vantage points.
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Isabella Soares)28 Aug 2026
Quote Of The Day By Nicole Kidman: 'I've Always Wanted To Live A Well-Examined Life, So What Does That Entail...'
Varietyby Rafa Sales Ross28 Aug 2026
As they worked on their long-gestating first feature, “London,” Brazilian filmmakers Victor Di Marco and Márcio Picoli dove headfirst into cinematic portrayals of disability.
Yanko Designby Ida Torres28 Aug 2026
If you walked through Alcova at Milan Design Week this past April, odds are you found yourself gravitating toward a large green seating installation that seemed to have its own pull.
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Joe Roberts)28 Aug 2026
Before Legendary Status, Clint Eastwood Appeared In This Western Show No One Talks About In the mid 1950s, Clint Eastwood was an up-and-coming actor who briefly signed with Universal, leading to...
RogerBW's Blog28 Aug 2026
2026 fantasy, first in a possible series. Maggie Haley went to sleep one night and woke up naked in a ditch in her favourite fantasy series.
Open Cultureby Colin Marshall28 Aug 2026
We’ve long joked about delaying bedtime in order to read the entire internet, but the prospect of actually doing so doesn’t sound as appealing as it used to.
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker28 Aug 2026
Look, I like a good sword and sandals movie, but it’s got to be really good, like, The Odyssey or Lawrence of Arabia.
Scroll.inby Sudha G Tilak28 Aug 2026
Chutney has travelled beyond the subcontinent in memory and migration. As trade routes, indenture and empire carried people and ingredients across oceans, chutneys travelled with them.
The Hinduby Anuj Kumar28 Aug 2026
At a time when the diary of police procedurals is cluttered with gravity-defying cops and preachy social commentaries masquerading as investigative dramas, Babita Singh reports with a quiet yet...
The Hinduby Shilpa Anandraj28 Aug 2026
Sanskrit and algorithms? They seem worlds apart, yet the ancient language has emerged as an unlikely point of interest for researchers in artificial intelligence.
Mail Onlineby Alison Boshoff28 Aug 2026
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World news | The Guardianby Jamie Grierson28 Aug 2026
Nicola Coughlan, Hugh Bonneville and Matt Lucas are among a group of actors backing a campaign against artificial intelligence voice cloning.
The Guardianby Benjamin Lee28 Aug 2026
It’s not as if Robert De Niro’s choices have improved all that much since the nadir of the mid-2000s (last year did see him crop up in a Scott Eastwood-led actioner and The Alto Knights) but...
The Guardianby Chris Wiegand28 Aug 2026
The Edinburgh fringe is mostly where new work is forged but that’s not the full picture. Amid all the hot-off-the-press shows are a number of familiar titles that have been around for years yet are...
The Guardianby John Lewis28 Aug 2026
In 1997, Grant Gee directed the video for Radiohead’s single No Surprises, a four-minute film that featured Thom Yorke miming the song inside a water-filled diver’s helmet, apparently almost...
Varietyby Alex Ritman28 Aug 2026
“Aontas,” the Irish-language heist thriller from director Damian McCann, has been chosen as Ireland’s entry for the best international feature film category at the 2027 Academy Awards.
Varietyby Guy Lodge28 Aug 2026
“The Whisper Man” is the first — and surely not the last — film to be adapted from the airport oeuvre of British crime novelist Steve Mosby, who since 2019 has written four books (including the...
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau28 Aug 2026
Peter Cullen, the Canadian voice actor best known for portraying Optimus Prime in the Transformers franchise, has died at the age of 85.
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