The Independentby Jocelyn Noveck29 Aug 2026
Smiling on the January 1987 cover of Ms., the magazine co-founded by feminism pioneer Gloria Steinem, are its 12 Women of the Year. They include a U.S.
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP29 Aug 2026
Power Pill: The making of Lupin and homegrown pharma WHEN YOU WRITE about Lupin and its founder Desh Bandhu Gupta (DBG), less is more. His story does not need lavish praise.
Open Magazineby Shaikh Ayaz29 Aug 2026
Widening the Canvas THE GLOBAL BUZZ around Indian art is increasingly impossible to miss, particularly following the success of India’s official pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2026.
The Guardianby Brian Logan29 Aug 2026
Now a four-time nominee for the Edinburgh comedy award, Chris Cantrill is bearing down on James Acaster’s always-the-bridesmaid record – unless 2026 proves to be his year. Would it be merited?
The Guardianby Quinn Moreland29 Aug 2026
Victoria Rose arrives at Philadelphia’s 30th St Station and apologises for the sticky streaks covering her car’s interior.
The Guardianby Pop picks by Alexis Petridis. Global and jazz picks Ammar Kalia and John Fordham. Classical picks Flora Willson29 Aug 2026
Pop, rock and more Gilla Band – Pugnello It’s tempting to say that Ireland’s Gilla Band have quietly become one of the most innovative alt-rock bands around, but there’s absolutely nothing quiet...
El País Englishby Carlos Megía29 Aug 2026
There are faces that seem familiar even before we know where we have seen them. That’s the case with Ella Rubin, the actress who plays Annie Jacobson, the lead character in Sterling Point, Prime...
IndieWireby Alison Foreman29 Aug 2026
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Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker29 Aug 2026
The best sequels expand upon everything audiences loved about the original — the action, the stakes, the world — while finding enough new ideas to justify returning to it at all.
Scroll.inby Saloni Sharma29 Aug 2026
There is an intriguing instability in the world of Once Elephants Lived Here. The stories start out in places that seem familiar, with characters you have run into variations of already, until...
The Hinduby Nivedita Ganguly29 Aug 2026
What if the stories hidden in Visakhapatnam’s streets, buildings, traditions and natural spaces could be told through the eyes of its schoolchildren?
Varietyby Corbin Bolies29 Aug 2026
Tennis champion Naomi Osaka has for years made the tennis court a runway, with her Nike outfits often paired with pieces made in collaboration with designers such as Hana Yagi and Robert Wun.
Rapplerby Sasha Grishin, The Conversation29 Aug 2026
AT A GLANCE - Yayoi Kusama, a renowned Japanese artist, held the National Gallery of Victoria's most successful ticketed exhibition, attracting over 570,000 visitors in 2024-25.
New Indian Expressby Express News Service29 Aug 2026
BHUBANESWAR: Veteran artistes Sharon Lowen, Keshab Chandra Rout, Dhirendranath Mallick and Mahasweta Ray will be conferred the Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra Award 2026 for their lifetime contributions...
Varietyby Chris Willman29 Aug 2026
Well, just how good can grief be? That’s a question raised by Sara Bareilles‘ “Good Grief,” which, true to its promissory title, deals primarily with loss and death and the kind of tough stuff that...
Yanko Designby Sarang Sheth29 Aug 2026
There was a window, roughly 1998 to 2006, when you could walk into a shop, buy a disc, and own the thing forever.
Polygon.comby Polygon Staff29 Aug 2026
The Mandalorian and Grogu brought Star Wars back to movie theaters, and now the duo is heading to their original home.
NewInBooksby zaida29 Aug 2026
August has a way of making ordinary days feel a little more memorable. It’s a month for lingering a little longer, saying yes to unexpected plans, and finding small pockets of joy wherever they...
The Guardianby Chal Ravens29 Aug 2026
“Time itself is a circle,” as the rock’n’roll philosopher Nietzsche once said, accurately foreshadowing Charli xcx’s only UK festival appearance this summer.
New Indian Expressby Manisha V C S29 Aug 2026
While passing St Albert’s College on Banerji Road, private bus conductors have long had a familiar call: “Anybody to get down at Sarita?” The name needs no explanation.
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