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The Castle by Jon Ronson review – bizarre tales of modern masculinity
The Guardianby Anthony Cummins·8 Sept 2026
Recovering from surgery at home in upstate New York in 2023, Jon Ronson awoke to a string of texts from his adult son about a weird evening he just had at a stranger’s castle in Connecticut.
Knightfall review – low-rent gender-flipped Bond knock-off swaps Aston Martins for Minis
The Guardianby Mike McCahill·8 Sept 2026
Proceeding from an old-school title pun – yes, the heroine goes by the name Ros Knight – the latest from resourceful microbudget producer Jonathan Sothcott surely has one optimistic eye on filling...
Food history: How ‘curry’, the ‘antithesis’ of Japanese food, became that country’s favourite meal
Scroll.inby Colleen Taylor Sen·8 Sept 2026
In a survey conducted in the early 1980s, the Japanese named curry and rice (kare raisu) as one of their three favourite home-cooked dishes (the others were pork cutlets and vegetable stir-fry)...
Catch Jason Statham’s Latest Movie as It Hits Digital Streaming Today
ComingSoon.netby Vritti Johar·8 Sept 2026
Jason Statham’s latest action thriller just found a new home after a rough run in theaters. Mutiny hits digital streaming platforms today, and here’s everything viewers need to know about where to...
Balanga Secures First International Sales for History Doc ‘Beasts of the Colosseum,’ Ahead of Unifrance Rendez-Vous (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Roberto Prieto·8 Sept 2026
International distributor Balanga has announced its first major international sales of its documentary “Beasts of the Colosseum,” produced by Antoine Henriquet’s AH!
Macklemore defends ‘Free Palestine’ call amid demand for removal from Ed Sheeran tour
The Independentby Shahana Yasmin·8 Sept 2026
Macklemore said that his call to “Free Palestine” was “in no way a criticism” of Jewish people, after his opening performances for Ed Sheeran in New Jersey led to a petition demanding his removal...
PISA test reveals alarming drop in reading and math skills
DW Englishby Elizabeth Grenier·8 Sept 2026
The results of the 2025 PISA study, published on September 8, show a dramatic drop in performance in reading and mathematics around the world.
Inside ‘Ghamasaan’: How Tigmanshu Dhulia and Pratik Gandhi’s minimalistic style shapes their work
The Hinduby Shreyas Pande·8 Sept 2026
“I find love stories too boring,” declares Tigmanshu Dhulia during a freewheeling conversation about his upcoming film, Ghamasaan.
Eiffel Tower to reopen after protest over removing women staff
Al Jazeeraby AFP; Reuters·8 Sept 2026
The Eiffel Tower is set to reopen after staff walked out over the removal of women staff during a weekend visit by a Hindu religious delegation.
Sir Cliff Richard to cover Beatles and Harry Styles on latest studio album
The Independentby Carla Feric·8 Sept 2026
Sir Cliff Richard is set to release his 48th studio album, featuring a collection of covers paying homage to UK number one hits by artists including The Beatles, Elvis Presley and Harry Styles.
Sunidhi Chauhan concert in Hyderabad: Dates, venue and more
The Siasat Dailyby Rasti Amena·8 Sept 2026
If your playlist has ever made you want to dance in the middle of a traffic jam, Hyderabad is in for a treat.
Netflix Animated Comedy ‘Dang!’ Is an Enjoyably Chaotic Sibling Hangout: TV Review
Varietyby Alisoncolleherman·8 Sept 2026
The basic premise of the Netflix animated comedy “Dang!” bears a passing resemblance to that of “Broad City”: two codependent millennial burnouts living and (barely) working in New York City.
‘Look Back’: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Tatsuki Fujimoto adaptation earns 12-minute standing ovation at Venice
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·8 Sept 2026
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Look Back received more than 12 minutes of applause following its official screening at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival on September 7.
Teodoro hits China at Seoul forum: ‘Maging disente naman kayo’
Rapplerby Bea Cupin·8 Sept 2026
AT A GLANCE - Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. criticized China for disrespecting international law during the Seoul Defense Dialogue, particularly regarding the 2016 Arbitral Award affirming...
Venice Horizons Winner Anuparna Roy Returns to Lido With Mumbai Story of Migrants, Desire and Belonging ‘Lovers in the Blue Night’
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·8 Sept 2026
Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy has been carrying Ameena’s story since childhood. Ameena was a bonded laborer in Roy’s hometown, and something she once said about her marriage stayed with the...
The Newer World by Sebastian Barry review – a near-miracle of storytelling
The Guardianby Sara Collins·8 Sept 2026
But is not the story as good as the truth?” asks Tennyson Bouguereau, the narrator of Sebastian Barry’s The Newer World.
Better Go Mad in the Wild review – boozing, bantering hermits impart their spiritual wisdom
The Guardianby Phil Hoad·8 Sept 2026
Narrated by a slaughtered bull, this extraordinary film takes the less-travelled path in charting the daily life of a pair of Czech twins a long way off conventional routes themselves.
‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Part II review: A stunning, inevitable climax
The Hinduby Mini Anthikad Chhibber·8 Sept 2026
Leonard Cohen sings of having “to draw aside to see the serpent eat its tail” in ‘Last Year’s Man,’ indicating one of the ways to consume this gorgeous adaptation of Colombian writer Gabriel García...
Rana Daggubati: Story-driven cinema must co-exist with spectacle movies
New Indian Expressby BH Harsh·8 Sept 2026
In the past few years, Rana Daggubati has established himself as a champion of independent cinema.
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