architecture archivesby thomai tsimpou I designboom4 Sept 2026
LES CARYATIDES DE GUYANCOURT BY Manuel Núñez Yanowsky Just southwest of Paris, at the intersection of Andrea Palladio and Frank Lloyd Wright streets in the suburb of Guyancourt, 18 colossal female...
The Hinduby Shailaja Tripathi4 Sept 2026
“I wanted visitors to feel they had met her, had known her. To feel the hands that chiselled these rocks, to hear her voice, and to leave with an experience that stays with them for a long time.”...
The Independentby Louis Chilton4 Sept 2026
Beetlejuice the Musical is set to close early in London’s West End, having originally been scheduled to run until April 2027.
The Hinduby Deepali Dhingra4 Sept 2026
Where else would you see fluid sarees paired with sneakers, crisp veshtis complementing brightly coloured shirts, and traditional gajras effortlessly styled with sleek sunglasses?
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Daily4 Sept 2026
Lit Hub Daily: September 4, 2026 THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET TODAY: In 1919, F. Scott Fitzgerald gives the manuscript of This Side of Paradise to his friend Shane Leslie to deliver to Maxwell...
The Independentby Annabel Grossman4 Sept 2026
Most people are surprised when I say I’ve never visited Barcelona – and for good reason. The city is one of the richest in Europe in terms of art, culture, cuisine and sports.
The Hinduby Srivathsan Nadadhur4 Sept 2026
Nostalgia always offers us a comfortable shoulder to lean on when the going isn’t smooth. This holds true in the case of films when an actor goes through a lean patch.
The Guardianby Ben Child4 Sept 2026
There was never going to be a completely painless way to break up the old DC gang. Warner Bros’ DC Extended Universe probably needed to be ruthlessly ripped apart in order to create space for James...
BOOK RIOTby Kelly Jensen4 Sept 2026
Having written this column since mid-2021, I sometimes forget what I’ve covered. In some ways, I haven’t written anything new in the world of book censorship because the tactics, goals, and...
BOOK RIOTby Danika Ellis4 Sept 2026
I had big plans for this summer of reading, but instead, I hit a bit of a slump. Luckily, we’re beginning the biggest reading season of the year: fall.
BOOK RIOTby Ashlie Swicker4 Sept 2026
Board books are among my favorites for many reasons. The obvious indestructibility is a huge plus and can benefit groups beyond the babies who will eat or rip anything weaker than cardboard.
Varietyby Elskes4 Sept 2026
Venice jury president Maggie Gyllenhaal revealed that she experimented with artificial intelligence to transform Dakota Johnson into Marilyn Monroe for her short film Flesh Impact which plays on...
The Independentby Roisin O'Connor4 Sept 2026
Director Steven Knight has offered a potential explanation for why the Oasis reunion happened when it did.
Varietyby Emeza8054 Sept 2026
Bendita Film Sales has acquired international rights to Norma Vila’s psychological horror thriller “Salitre” (“Carapace”) ahead of its premiere at the Sitges Film Festival’s Fantàstic...
BOOK RIOTby Community4 Sept 2026
Recently, Sarah J. Maas released the covers of the next two books in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series: book six, A Court of Splintered Harmony (out October 27th) and book seven, A Court of...
BOOK RIOTby Eileen Gonzalez4 Sept 2026
Spider-Man has been dazzling audiences with his selfless heroics, incredible acrobatics, and unforgettable supporting cast for over 60 years.
The Independentby Jake Coyle4 Sept 2026
Fall movie season also means Oscar season. It might be only just September, but the jockeying for next March's Academy Awards is well underway.
PetaPixelby Matt Growcoot4 Sept 2026
The NFL is oh so close to being back, and while the players have been running drills and pumping iron to keep themselves in shape during the offseason, one rising star has also been pursuing a more...
Polygon.comby Corey Plante4 Sept 2026
Frankenstein stories usually treat resurrection as a tragedy. A brilliant, mad scientist violates the laws of nature, creates an abomination, and discovers that playing God ultimately dooms the...
Hyperallergicby Lakshmi Rivera Amin4 Sept 2026
Ever shed a tear in a museum? You’re not alone, my friend. There’s something cathartic about that rare moment, when you find yourself in front of a work of art that seems tailor-made for the very...
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