Huge Grade-II listed hotel in the New Forest on the market for £8.5m
The Independentby Rebecca Whittaker3 Sept 2026
A Grade-II listed Victorian hotel in the heart of the New Forest National Park in Hampshire has hit the market for £8.5m.
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top 19%Tallinn Black Nights Festival Sets Focus on Baltic Cinema for 30th Anniversary Special Edition (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby John Hopewell3 Sept 2026
To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (also known as PÖFF), the largest and only A-list festival in the Baltics, is turning the spotlight on Baltic Cinema, with...
‘Chad Powers’ Season 2 Ending: Who Knows the Truth About Russ Holliday and What Happened to Gerry?
Varietyby Tanya Fedak3 Sept 2026
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “12th Quarter,” the Season 2 finale of “Chad Powers,” now streaming on Disney + and Hulu. It sure is tough being Chad Powers.
Theo James Steps Into His Michael Corleone Era for a Darker, More Sinister ‘The Gentlemen’ Season 2: TV Review
Varietyby Aramide Tinubu3 Sept 2026
It’s been two and a half years since Guy Ritchie ushered viewers into the dazzling, violent criminal underworld of his Netflix series “The Gentlemen.” Now, in an even darker and more volatile...
‘I show how energetic it can be’: the photographer capturing Britain’s golden age of jazz
The Guardianby Emma Loffhagen3 Sept 2026
When I speak to Temi Adegbayibi on the phone, the 26-year-old photographer is on the move. He is travelling across London, then running up the stairs to his desk, fitting our conversation into the...
New musical to give intimate portrait of Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller’s marriage
The Guardianby Chris Wiegand Stage editor3 Sept 2026
It was lampooned as the union of the “hourglass” and the “egghead” – the marriage, in the summer of 1956, between Hollywood superstar Marilyn Monroe and Pulitzer-winning playwright Arthur Miller.
Warner Music India Unveils Season 2 of Folk Music Franchise ‘Maati’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran3 Sept 2026
Warner Music India has launched season two of “Maati,” its folk music franchise, opening on Sept.
Netflix’s The Gentlemen is back and Guy Ritchie’s writing is frankly atrocious
The Independentby Nick Hilton3 Sept 2026
Guy Ritchie, the British film director, made his name with blackly funny movies, like Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, about the grimy criminal underworld.
‘Anatomy of a Portrait’ Profiles Fernanda Wittgens, Italy’s First Female Museum Director and an Anti-Fascist Activist
Varietyby Roberto Prieto3 Sept 2026
“Anatomy of a Portrait” (“Anatomia di un Ritratto”) will have its world premiere in the Venetian Nights program of Venice Days on Sept. 4.
Saathwik Yadavalli Sings, Paints, And Refuses To Build A Brand
Swarajyaby K Balakumar3 Sept 2026
There is a particular kind of restlessness that defines youth today. It is visible everywhere. In the compulsion to have an opinion about everything, in the need to participate in every argument...
Oscars: Romania Selects Cannes Winner ‘Fjord’ for International Feature Race
Varietyby Leo Barraclough3 Sept 2026
“Fjord,” written and directed by Cristian Mungiu, is Romania’s submission for the 2027 Oscars in the best international feature film category, having been unanimously chosen by the country’s...
Our insider's guide to cruising for the uber-elite
Mail Onlineby Lesley Bellew3 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source When cruise holidays began in the mid-19th century there were first, second and even third-class cabins.
Sydney Malakeh’s Mystery Days of Our Lives Role Finally Revealed
ComingSoon.netby Shazmeen Navrange3 Sept 2026
Sydney Malakeh is all set to join Days of Our Lives next week. She will portray a familiar character who’s linked to EJ DiMera and Sami Brady.
Indian Coke Studio is too commercial: Atif Aslam sparks debate
The Siasat Dailyby Rasti Amena3 Sept 2026
Mumbai: What does Coke Studio Pakistan have that Coke Studio Bharat doesn’t? For Pakistani singer Atif Aslam, the answer is simple, “jaadoo” (magic).
How to style a pencil skirt them so you don't look outdated
Mail Onlineby Jessica Carroll3 Sept 2026
Think pencil skirts are dated? The controversial style is back for autumn – here's how to wear it - SHOP: How the high street's frumpiest stores became cool again: The 5 brands that have shaken off...
The 7 swaps that will make any room in your house look more expensive
Mail Onlineby Charlotte Vossen3 Sept 2026
Ditch the overhead lighting – and 6 other swaps that will make any room in your house look instantly more expensive - SHOP: From John Lewis to Dunelm: I've scoured the high street for the 23 best...
Lomu review – fascinatingly nuanced tribute to rugby’s first superstar
The Guardianby Andrew Pulver3 Sept 2026
There’s an inevitable air of melancholy overhanging this profile of New Zealand rugby star Jonah Lomu; we all know how the story ended for this magnificent human specimen, who died in 2015 aged 40...
A Death of One’s Own by Terry Eagleton review – meditations on arriving at a full stop
The Guardianby Kathryn Hughes3 Sept 2026
Terry Eagleton is not a fan of sloppy thinking, especially when it comes to the granite fact of death.
'They aren't obsessed with likes': One of Fontaines D.C.'s ex-teachers on what drives the band
TheJournal.ieby Hannah Power3 Sept 2026
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German far-right party targets iconic Bauhaus school ahead of landmark state election
The Independentby Kirsten Grieshaber3 Sept 2026
Nearly a century after the Nazis shut down the world-famous Bauhaus school of design, it has once again become a cultural battleground between Germany's establishment and the far-right Alternative...