A new sky: A pilgrimage in memory of my father – and his belief in the transformative power of tea
Scroll.inby Sanjay Barbora·30 Aug 2026
An old black cat slept snugly in its chair in the Yunnan-themed, street-facing restaurant on Mae Salong’s main road.
Dawn French’s decorated greenhouse proves the most practical of spaces can have charm and whimsy – how you can get the look, too
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·30 Aug 2026
Dawn French’s beautifully decorated greenhouse is serving as a reminder to treat our outside spaces as an extension of the home.
‘I was miserable for a lot of this century’: Stewart Lee on divorce, his adoption and the twisted children’s poem that explains his life
The Guardianby Zoe Williams·30 Aug 2026
Stewart Lee is somewhat fretfully tidying his kitchen. Nothing is exactly where he left it two months ago to go on tour.
These Filipino films vie for a shot at Oscars 2027 success
Rapplerby Juno Reyes·30 Aug 2026
AT A GLANCE - The Philippines hopes to advance to the final list of Best International Feature Film nominees at the 99th Academy Awards next year, starting with eight films shortlisted by a...
'This is Eugenie and Beatrice’s big moment - Harry and Meghan need them'
Daily Express :by Alycia McNamara·30 Aug 2026
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are back. Just a couple of months ago the idea of the Sussexes living in Britain again seemed preposterous.
Diljit Dosanjh brings Punjabi swag to Paris’ Eiffel Tower
The Siasat Dailyby Indo-Asian News Service·30 Aug 2026
Mumbai: Punjabi singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh, who is currently on the UK and European leg of his highly anticipated Aura World Tour 2026, shared glimpses from his Paris leg.
Tom Cruise announces a follow-up film to 'Days of Thunder' to hit theaters in 2028
New Indian Expressby Associated Press·30 Aug 2026
DAYTONA BEACH: Tom Cruise stood up from his chair in front of 40 race-car drivers, jumped over a row of potted plants and directly onto a stage.
Frankenstein Author Mary Shelley on the Surest Remedy for a Sunken Spirit and What Makes Life Worth Living
The Marginalianby Maria Popova·30 Aug 2026
Frankenstein Author Mary Shelley on the Surest Remedy for a Sunken Spirit and What Makes Life Worth Living By Maria Popova Half a century before Walt Whitman considered what makes life worth living...
Dear You, and the stories of love and migration the Filipino-Chinese pass down
Rapplerby Lance Spencer Yu·30 Aug 2026
AT A GLANCE - The film 'Dear You' resonates with Filipino-Chinese audiences, particularly due to its themes of migration and familial love, despite being in the Teochew language, which is different...
When Prophecy Fails review – gripping dive into a doomsday cult
The Guardianby Lyndsey Winship·30 Aug 2026
In the early 1950s in the American midwest, a woman known by the alias of Marian Keech awoke in the night with the urge to write.
Messina mystery: theft of Renaissance art from Sicilian museum leaves investigators baffled
The Guardianby Lorenzo Tondo in Messina·30 Aug 2026
At about 8.47pm on the evening of 15 August, while tens of thousands of worshippers filled the streets of central Messina for a religious festival, at least two men cut through the fencing...
Tom Cruise, Olivia Colman and the return of Rocky: the best films of autumn 2026
The Guardianby Laurence Phelan, Andrew Pulver and Catherine Shoard·30 Aug 2026
Willem Dafoe is typically grizzled and poetic for this study of a near-retirement postal worker who, it turns out, was a beatnik rhymester of cachet – but no lasting renown – back in the day, and...
Big tech goes to Hollywood: is Silicon Valley ready for a silver-screen reckoning?
The Guardianby Steve Rose·30 Aug 2026
‘I know there are easier enemies to make,” tech reporter Jeremy Allen White tells his colleague in a recent trailer for The Social Reckoning.
Lack of self-esteem and poor mental health: Why Vincent Van Gogh didn’t always put his name on his work
El País Englishby Ferrer Ferrer·30 Aug 2026
“Vincent.” That’s how Van Gogh signed his works, using only his first name. But the famous Dutch artist didn’t always do so.
Angélique Kidjo, the artist who changed how the world listens to Africa, now has a star in Hollywood
El País Englishby Chema Caballero·30 Aug 2026
When Angélique Kidjo knelt on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this past August 18 to unveil her star, the scene felt like a historical moment of redress.
The shadow of the United States lengthens over southern Greenland: ‘We are going to lose our homes’
El País Englishby Carlos Torralba·30 Aug 2026
The Narsarsuaq Museum no longer has set opening hours. Since the airport closed in the spring, few visitors come to this remote settlement in southern Greenland.
Book Box: The book my brother will actually read
Hindustan Timesby Sonya Dutta Choudhury·30 Aug 2026
Book Box: The book my brother will actually read An editor finds it challenging to choose a book for her brother, ultimately settling on "Streetwise" due to its relevance to his investing career.
This City Built A Multi-Story Parking Garage When There Were 800 Cars In The Country - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Ryan Erik King)·30 Aug 2026
This City Built A Multi-Story Parking Garage When There Were 800 Cars In The Country It's easy to take for granted how much of the modern world is built around cars.
Andhra Pradesh to promote spoken-Telugu associations
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·30 Aug 2026
VIJAYAWADA: The coalition government is according due importance to the mother tongue and is committed to protecting and promoting Telugu, said Minister for Tourism, Culture and Cinematography...
Ridley Scott's Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Masterpiece is Officially Streaming on YouTube for Free
Polygon.comby Maria Loreto·30 Aug 2026
The ‘70s and ‘80s were a major turning point for science fiction. Star Wars revitalized the genre and turned it into one of Hollywood’s main box office draws, inspiring a wave of films that are...
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