Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Maddie Balcombe4 Sept 2026
So far 2026 has been a year of colourful and playful interiors, and the latest social media trend is proof that people are doing everything they can to add some whimsy into everyday life.
Mashableby Kristy Puchko4 Sept 2026
There are moments where By Any Means feels like Paramount once envisioned it as a prestige play for the Oscars.
Wiredby Ej Dickson4 Sept 2026
Since the dawn of Silicon Valley, there’s been a widespread perception that San Francisco is, put gently, not exactly a dating mecca.
Mail Onlineby Wendy Holden4 Sept 2026
Summer Hours by Alessandra Thom (Polygon £12, 160pp) STRAP in for an intense, hot ride through a sticky Scottish summer with three young women as close as the weather.
The Hinduby Anasuya Menon4 Sept 2026
On a breezy morning, under the canopy of the giant mango tree at the sprawling Sarita-Savita-Sangeeta theatre complex in Kochi, stands Sethunath PM, the manager of the theatre.
Frontlineby Prathyush Parasuraman4 Sept 2026
Why do we return to the same stories, with their familiar fates? Take Draupadi’s disrobing in the court of Duryodhana, a seminal moment in the Mahabharata.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran4 Sept 2026
The Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM), the market of the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), will present Doc Square 2026 from Oct.
The Escapistby Paul McNally4 Sept 2026
Whoah, this has caused me some real retro flashbacks this morning. Well I say retro, but Xbox360 at least – are we classing that as retro these days?
Varietyby Alex Ritman4 Sept 2026
Dutch filmmaker Finn Szumlas has started principal photography on his debut feature “Stairway to Earth,” kicking off a 5-week shoot in the Netherlands.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran4 Sept 2026
Liu Haonan and Qiao Yuhang have been finishing each other’s stories since high school, where they drew together, talked about animation and film, and traded ideas for comics and stories of their...
The Independentby Ted Thornhill4 Sept 2026
Americans who think they need to fly abroad to immerse themselves in true antiquity can save themselves a long-haul air fare by looking closer to home — because the U.S.
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Isabella Soares)4 Sept 2026
Quote Of The Day By Mariska Hargitay: 'I Think That Vulnerability — I've Been Preaching For Years — Is My Superpower. I Think That It Just Saves So Much Time...'
India Newsby Monica Singh4 Sept 2026
INDIA Sonia Gandhi's memoir 'Belonging: A Journey of Love' will be published by HarperCollins after Penguin Random House India backed out.
The Hinduby Priya Ramani4 Sept 2026
Aamir Aziz says he doesn’t want to die in penury like fellow poet Premchand. “Poverty refuses to leave me,” says the 36-year-old actor and poet.
The Independentby Roisin O'Connor4 Sept 2026
Michael Morpurgo and his wife of 63 years, Clare Morpurgo, have delighted fans with a touching interview about their relationship.
RogerBW's Blog4 Sept 2026
2024 science fiction novella, second of a trilogy. Ada is back on the job, infiltrating a museum gala in order to do… something.
DW Englishby Gaby Reucher4 Sept 2026
Four trumpeters will be scattered throughout the concert hall, accompanied by organ music, promising a magnificent auditory experience in Bonn's newly renovated Beethovenhalle.
Polygon.comby Sam Nelson4 Sept 2026
Netflix’s animated musical Kpop Demon Hunters was an unexpected sensation, spending a full year in the streaming service’s global top 10 list.
Scroll.inby Arti Sonthalia4 Sept 2026
After all the drama of unit tests and public speaking, we finally had music class – the last class for the day! Well almost. I still had my extra English class with Dev Sir.
New Indian Expressby AFP4 Sept 2026
RIO DE JANEIRO: Marcelo Nogueira is not well-versed in the classics but the 27-year-old Brazilian book influencer was seduced by Fyodor Dostoevsky's "White Nights," a 19th-century tale of love and...
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