If You Loved 'The Bear,' There's One Movie You Need to Watch Next
Lifehackerby Jeff Somers·4 Sept 2026
Though it was hardly the first show to attempt kitchen-based drama, The Bear’s recipe was pretty unique: With a focus on characters, a willingness to experiment with narrative style, and an...
The Blood of Dawnwalker romance guide
Polygon.comby Marloes Valentina Stella·4 Sept 2026
Romance is in the air in The Blood of Dawnwalker as you quickly find out during the "Page-Turner" quest with Anca.
Cinemas across Ireland offering reduced admission this weekend
IrishCentral.comby IrishCentral Staff·4 Sept 2026
National Cinema Weekend is taking place across Ireland this weekend, Saturday, September 5 and Sunday, September 6.
Here’s what’s making us happy this week.
Literary Hubby Brittany Allen·4 Sept 2026
Here’s what’s making us happy this week. As summer comes to a close, we at Lit Hub are celebrating milestones and jumping into the deep end. What’s making us happy? Climbing mountains.
Psychedelic ‘Furthur’ bus rolls back into San Francisco after 60 years
The Independentby Olga R. Rodriguez·4 Sept 2026
Six decades after its famous journey across America, Ken Kesey’s brightly decorated school bus has returned to San Francisco to serve as the centerpiece of an exhibition celebrating the Grateful...
Star Wars’ 'New Jedi Order' Era Is Finally Moving Forward After Years of Silence
Polygon.comby Elijah Gonzalez·4 Sept 2026
Despite Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu struggling at the box office, it seems Disney is continuing development on two upcoming Star Wars films. The Sept.
Chloé Zhao Defends Comic-Book Movies: ‘It’s Important to Not Write Off Stories Because We Don’t Consider Them High Art’
Varietyby Rebecca Rubin·4 Sept 2026
When Chloé Zhao was growing up, she dreamed not of directing movies but becoming a manga artist. “But I wasn’t very good at drawing.
"Top-down Zelda meets Bloodborne": action RPG Withering Realms is out now in early access, should you fancy riding the shoulders of a horrible doll
Rock, Paper, Shotgunby Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·4 Sept 2026
Withering Rooms was an unexpectedly devious and absorbing slice of dollhouse action-RPG horror. As such, I've been looking forward to Withering Realms, the standalone sort-of-sequel, which launches...
Donald Trump Praises Fox News Anchor After Shocking Exit
ComingSoon.netby Surya Singh·4 Sept 2026
Donald Trump praised a longtime Fox News anchor following a sudden change at the network. Maria Bartiromo received a strong message from the president after Fox News Media confirmed her departure.
Harry Potter TV Show Cast Finds Its New Ginny Weasley After Original Star Drops Out
ComingSoon.netby Namrata Ghosh·4 Sept 2026
HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter series has welcomed a new Ginny Weasley for its second season. The recast comes after the original star announced her departure from the role.
George R.R. Martin's Review of the 'Game of Thrones' Play: 'A Splendid Time'
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy·4 Sept 2026
If you’re thinking, “Of course George R.R. Martin is going to love Game of Thrones: The Mad King; it’s based on his work!” you’re forgetting his well-documented feelings about House of the Dragon.
‘The City of the Living’ Review: A Superbly Acted and Heartbreakingly Real Story Based on a Real Event That Shook Rome to Its Core
Varietyby Guy Lodge·4 Sept 2026
Does a filmmaker have a responsibility towards marginalized communities? It’s an irreconcilable debate given the unbridgeable chasm between the two sides: Is the onus on the artist, or the...
Ryan Reynolds' 111-Minute Action Comedy Is Officially Apple TV's Biggest Streaming Hit - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Ryan Scott)·4 Sept 2026
Ryan Reynolds' 111-Minute Action Comedy Is Officially Apple TV's Biggest Streaming Hit Apple TV may not be the biggest streaming service in the game, but it sure doesn't skimp on the star power...
Jeff Bezos Tells William Shatner How His Childhood Love of ‘Star Trek’ Inspired Him to Go to Space With Blue Origin: ‘All Those Things Are Linked’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Angelique Jackson·4 Sept 2026
In William Shatner‘s new memoir, “William Shatner … and You,” the “Star Trek” actor, 95, reflects on his seven-decade career by focusing on his fans, with anecdotes from former co-stars...
Lanterns Writer Teases a 'Buddy-Cop Drama' Between John Stewart and Hal Jordan
ComingSoon.netby Evolve Editors·4 Sept 2026
John Stewart and Hal Jordan‘s relationship will become more complicated in HBO’s Lanterns. The two heroes already had more than enough reasons to distrust each other, but after Episode 3, it’s...
Beyonce dragged by fans for 'greed' as she sells wooden box for $1k
Mail Onlineby Justin Enriquez·4 Sept 2026
- Get exclusive reporting, celebrity gossip, sensational photos and more every Tuesday morning in our new Spotlight US newsletter HERE - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred...
Nepal’s Curse: How Catastrophe Shapes Its Identity
Frontlineby Harsh Pandey·4 Sept 2026
I had been coming to Kathmandu for the better part of a decade before I saw Gai Jatra, and I saw it for the first time in the week the Bhote Koshi came down.
In woe we sing | Review of ‘Ode to a Grieving Angel’, poems by Naveen Kishore
The Hinduby K Srilata·4 Sept 2026
The epigraph to Naveen Kishore’s luminous book of poems, Ode to a Grieving Angel, reads like a description of an artist’s life in all its hard materiality: somewhere between/ the despairing slopes...
The ‘Great’ Opportunity That Left Me Penniless in NYC
Narrativelyby Jennifer Silva Redmond·4 Sept 2026
In our latest flash essay contest on sister site Narratively Academy, we asked you to tell us about something that wasn’t as it seemed.
‘Al Baraneya’ Review: Cinema Verité Doesn’t Get More Naturalistic Than Egyptian Director Ashgan El-Hamus’ Impressive Debut
Varietyby Guy Lodge·4 Sept 2026
There isn’t an iota of artificiality in Ashgan El-Hamus’ impressive debut “Al Baraneya,” not an easy accomplishment given that it’s fiction looking like a documentary, with a cast almost...
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