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Fall 2: Deadpoint Review: This Successful Sequel Proves There Are More Dangerous Heights To Climb Back in 2022, when it was still uncertain how the film industry was going to get back on its feet...
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How Spider-Man's Betty Brant Actress Really Feels About Being Left Out Of Brand New Day To say that "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has been successful would be an insulting understatement, in light of...
Vanity Fairby Vanity Fair2 Sept 2026
Every autumn, a trio of high-profile film festivals launches the race for the Academy Awards. Stars descend on scenic international locations—Venice, Telluride, and Toronto—in the hopes that they...
Vanity Fairby John Talty2 Sept 2026
Lane Kiffin, the new football coach at Louisiana State University, has led multiple college and professional teams in his career, most recently at the University of Mississippi.
Literary Hubby Gary Lovely2 Sept 2026
Nick Offerman on the Essential Wisdom of Wendell Berry In Conversation With Gary Lovely This interview was originally published in 2020. Wendell Berry died two days ago at the age of 92.
The Guardianby Interview by Dave Simpson2 Sept 2026
The first band I ever saw were the Beatles, on 19 August 1964 at the Cow Palace Arena near San Francisco. I was 13.
JSTOR Dailyby April White2 Sept 2026
The University of Wyoming is home to an archive of undergarments. And its collection of unmentionables—from the simple chemises of the Civil War era to the neon nylon stockings of the go-go...
Kyiv Independentby Kate Tsurkan2 Sept 2026
Can this $77 million state initiative bolster Ukraine's cultural sphere? The "The Future Remembers" light installation is projected onto the Mother Ukraine Monument in Kyiv, Ukraine, on Aug.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran2 Sept 2026
“Always Lalisa,” a feature documentary following Blackpink member Lisa, will open in Imax and cinemas worldwide for a limited engagement beginning Oct. 12, Sony Music Vision has revealed.
Varietyby Emiliano de Pablos2 Sept 2026
New Regency has taken international distribution rights outside Spain to “Genesis” (“Gènesi”), the six-part 3Cat drama about Ferran Adrià, the chef behind the groundbreaking El Bulli.
How-To Geekby Sydney Butler2 Sept 2026
Me? I'm a hardcore anime fan. You've probably never even heard of the anime I like. You? I guess you're not really into this anime stuff. It's all spiky hair, big swords, and too much fan service.
IndieWireby Wilson Chapman2 Sept 2026
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Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Logan K. Carter)2 Sept 2026
Which Car Instantly Tells You Its Owner Has Good Taste? We've previously asked you which cars are only driven be people who know nothing about cars, but I'm going to be more positive today and ask...
Varietyby Anna Marie de la Fuente2 Sept 2026
Chile’s everyman actor Alfredo Castro (“The Count”) plays against type in “After Elena” (“Después de Elena”) by Shawn Garry, which world premieres at the Toronto Film Festival (TIFF) on Sept.11.
The Guardianby Tom Service2 Sept 2026
The Berlin Philharmonic are in London tonight and tomorrow at the Proms, days after closing the Edinburgh international festival in thrilling style.
Varietyby Elskes2 Sept 2026
Rupert Murdoch is apparently “very happy” that he’s being played by Guy Pearce in Danny Boyle’s “Ink.” During the movie’s press conference at the Venice Film Festival on Wednesday, Pearce was asked...
IndieWireby Brian Welk2 Sept 2026
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Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Matt Wales2 Sept 2026
Last year, on a bit of a whim, I ended up playing Tomb Raider 1's superb remaster and Crystal Dynamics' 2007 remake Tomb Raider: Anniversary.
Fashion - ELLEby Moriel Mizrahi Finder2 Sept 2026
Naomi Watts and Kai Schreiber are making a compelling case against matching mother-daughter wardrobes.
The Guardianby Guardian readers and Alfie Packham2 Sept 2026
‘Always had a glorious glint in his eye’ I first saw him in the 1978 series Will Shakespeare, where he played Shakespeare alongside Nicholas Clay.
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