'Aura farming': The video game-inspired youth trend sweeping Latin America
The Independentby Y. Franklin Briceño and Astrid Suarez·2 Sept 2026
Dozens of young people gathered recently on a beach in Peru’s capital to dance, pose and show off their most creative moves — all in pursuit of one thing: aura.
WCC brings Sister Act to stage
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·2 Sept 2026
There’s something magical about stories that blend humour, heart, music, and a pinch of chaos. Especially when they find a new life on stage.
5 Forgotten '70s Sitcoms That Still Hold Up Today - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (BJ Colangelo)·2 Sept 2026
5 Forgotten '70s Sitcoms That Still Hold Up Today We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The 1970s were a golden age of television, especially when it came to sitcoms.
Lego Harry Potter Collection Trailer Brings the Wizarding World to Life on New System
ComingSoon.netby Evolve Editors·2 Sept 2026
A new trailer for the LEGO Harry Potter Collection brings the Wizarding World to life. The trailer features the famous trio from the Wizarding World as they embark on the journey told in J.K.
2027 Range Rover Electric Finally Revealed Looking Identical To The Gas-Powered Range Rovers - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Daniel Golson)·2 Sept 2026
2027 Range Rover Electric Finally Revealed Looking Identical To The Gas-Powered Range Rovers When the fifth-generation Range Rover was revealed at the end of 2021, Land Rover was already talking...
Mangaluru band Curry reimagines home in ‘Suprabhatha’
New Indian Expressby Anjali Ram·2 Sept 2026
A river meeting the sea. A wedding unfolding on the streets of Mangaluru. The roar of a Pili Vesha performance. And somewhere in between, an electronic beat.
Anupama Parameswaran: The insecurity I carried became my identity
New Indian Expressby Tejal Sinha·2 Sept 2026
Before Anupama Parameswaran became the familiar face that audiences knew from films like Premam, A Aa, Karthikeya 2, 18 Pages and Tillu Square, she was a young girl learning to navigate her curls...
Between the old city and the new Hyderabad
New Indian Expressby Tejal Sinha·2 Sept 2026
What makes a city feel like home? Is it the house we return to, the neighbourhood that knows our footsteps, or the memories we leave behind?
Where art meets the art of giving
New Indian Expressby Shreya Veronica·2 Sept 2026
Every artwork has a story to tell. Whether it is an abstract composition, a celebration of tradition or a carefully finished piece, art has a distinctive way of drawing people in.
David Byrne Returns to Oscar Race With Original Song for Elon Musk Documentary ‘Musk’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Clayton Davis·2 Sept 2026
David Byrne wrote a song about the world’s richest man. The Talking Heads frontman wrote and performed an original song for “Musk,” Alex Gibney‘s sprawling documentary reckoning with Elon Musk...
Ariana Grande steps out of the spotlight with gratitude at tour closing
The Independentby Hilary Fox·2 Sept 2026
Ariana Grande’s final words, before she stepped offstage and out of the spotlight, were for her fans.
A Quiet Place's popular star has joined the MCU in a mysterious Avengers: Secret Wars role
ComingSoon.netby Evolve Editors·2 Sept 2026
A Quiet Place‘s popular star has joined the MCU in a mysterious Avengers: Secret Wars role. The anticipated sequel to Avengers: Doomsday will be helmed by Joe and Anthony Russo and is slated to...
A Classic MTV Game Show, Not SNL, Gave Adam Sandler His First Big Break - TVLine
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Will Harris)·2 Sept 2026
A Classic MTV Game Show, Not SNL, Gave Adam Sandler His First Big Break Adam Sandler broke big by playing oddballs like Canteen Boy on "Saturday Night Live," but a few years before that, he was...
The 12 Best Deals at Ulta's 21 Days of Beauty Sale, According to a Shopping Editor
POPSUGAR Beautyby Jessica Harrington·2 Sept 2026
The 12 Best Deals at Ulta's 21 Days of Beauty Sale, According to a Shopping Editor Whether you're in need of a beauty refresh for fall or you're a self-proclaimed beauty girl, Ulta's 21 Days of...
In the studio with Kasabian: 'We never thought we'd see success again'
BBC Newsby Mark Savage·1 Sept 2026
- Published "A little bit of hunger is good for you," says Serge Pizzorno. "Keeps you going." The Kasabian frontman is describing a typical day in his home recording studio.
Onslaught Director Adam Wingard Reveals The Hardest Part Of Making His Godzilla Movies [Exclusive] - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Witney Seibold)·1 Sept 2026
Onslaught Director Adam Wingard Reveals The Hardest Part Of Making His Godzilla Movies [Exclusive] Adam Wingard first started directing features in 2007 with "Home Sick," a twisted little horror...
California Could Offer a Tax Credit for Post-Production If Gavin Newsom Approves It in the Next Month
IndieWireby Sarah Shachat·1 Sept 2026
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Lady Chatterley’s footprints • Patrick Mullins
Inside Storyby Administrator·1 Sept 2026
Mentioning Australia’s history of literary censorship to people of a younger vintage often causes befuddlement followed by amazement.
'Meteorwrongs' and murder at sea: Meet the next generation of Australia artists
ABC News Australiaby Daniel Herborn·1 Sept 2026
Who decides what is remembered? What happens to the objects and stories consigned to history's rubbish bin? Can we ever truly understand or recapture the past?
Michael Jackson, Beatles and Queen items to go under the hammer in £3m auction
The Independentby Casey Cooper-Fiske·1 Sept 2026
Items linked to music legends such as Queen, The Beatles and Michael Jackson are set to go under the hammer in an auction with an estimated total value of £3 million.
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