50 projects from Europe, Middle East and Africa selected for Dezeen Awards 2026 Regional Showcases
Interior design | Dezeenby Dezeen Awards·9 Sept 2026
Dezeen has announced the 50 projects featured in the Top 50: Europe, Middle East and Africa list as part of the Regional Showcases for Dezeen Awards 2026.
I co-founded an orchestra 18 years ago. Since then, I’ve seen doors close for working-class musicians | Robert Ames
The Guardianby Robert Ames·9 Sept 2026
I’ve spent most of my adult life working in classical music – for the past 18 years as the co-founder and conductor of the London Contemporary Orchestra (LCO), an organisation I’m stepping down...
Burning Man Festival: Third death confirmed
The South Africanby Alicia Naidoo·9 Sept 2026
Burning Man Festival: Third death confirmed The total deaths during the The Burning Man Festival in Nevada has risen to three, tripling the usual amount of deaths at the festival.
Tokyo Market Partners With Frontieres, Adding Genre Slate to Gap-Financing Lineup
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·9 Sept 2026
Tokyo market TIFFCOM has struck its first partnership with Frontières, the genre-focused co-production market run by Canada’s Fantasia International Film Festival, adding a wave of horror and...
Glastonbury 2027 tickets sale date announced – along with price hike
The Independentby Roisin O'Connor·9 Sept 2026
Glastonbury Festival has confirmed that tickets to the 2027 event will go on sale this October, with tickets costing more than £400 for the first time.
Studio TF1 Set to Launch Medical Drama ‘Dr. Seylan & Cindy’ at Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Le Havre
Varietyby Roberto Prieto·9 Sept 2026
Studio TF1 is launching its medical drama “Dr. Seylan & Cindy” at Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Le Havre.
Vijay Deverakonda has a new Hyderabad plan, and it’s not a film
The Siasat Dailyby Rasti Amena·9 Sept 2026
Hyderabad is not just becoming a bigger hub for films; it is fast becoming a playground for Tollywood stars looking to cash in on the business of cinema.
Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem’s Bunker gets 16-minute standing ovation at Venice Film Festival
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey·9 Sept 2026
Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem’s Bunker gets 16-minute standing ovation at Venice Film Festival The lights came up, but nobody left. Instead, the applause kept going.
How thieves stole paintings worth millions in Renoir heist
ABC News Australiaby Daniela Pizzirani·9 Sept 2026
Thieves sliced through a fence, grabbed 9 million euros ($14.5 million) worth of art, dumped half of it in a garden and escaped in under three minutes.
‘A Common Story’ Review: A Stunningly Played Study of a Couple Whose Inability to Articulate Their Emotions Drives Them Apart
Varietyby Guy Lodge·9 Sept 2026
Far too often, relationship dramas devolve into screaming matches with a predictable crescendo that exhausts both actors and audiences: They’re using words, but since few writers have the caustic...
Tame Impala frontman announces he will no longer sign autographs due to ‘aggressive’ collectors
The Guardianby Sian Cain·9 Sept 2026
Tame Impala frontman Kevin Parker has announced he will no longer sign autographs, citing “aggressive” professional collectors who he claimed had used children in order to get his signature.
‘Company’ Stars Nick Nolte, Adelaide Clemens on the Film’s Power of Stillness
Varietyby Carolehorst·9 Sept 2026
The vital act of storytelling drives Casey Affleck’s “Company.” Knowing those stories and the people in them also passes on lessons learned involving grief, regret and forgiveness.
What Should My Children Do? by Daniel Susskind review – the case for embracing tech in the classroom
The Guardianby Simon Usborne·9 Sept 2026
In 1979, the government asked Wilfred Cockcroft, a now largely forgotten maths lecturer from the University of Hull, to write a report about a crisis in the teaching of his subject to children.
Hamaguchi Ryusuke’s ‘All of a Sudden,’ Abinash Bikram Shah’s ‘Elephants in the Fog’ Lead Asia Pacific Screen Awards Nominations
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·9 Sept 2026
Hamaguchi Ryusuke‘s “All of a Sudden” and Abinash Bikram Shah’s “Elephants in the Fog” led nominations for the 19th Asia Pacific Screen Awards with three nods apiece, as the Asia Pacific Screen...
‘Runner’ Review: Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson Lend Some Personality to a Good-Enough Action Thriller
Varietyby Todd Gilchrist·9 Sept 2026
Are movie stars okay? Between the recent explosion of celebrity spokesperson roles (such as Ben Affleck finally doing Aflac commercials) and a steady growth in star-driven straight-to-streaming...
The ‘Saami Padam’ is back: Tamil cinema rediscovers its oldest heroes
The Hinduby Bhuvanesh Chandar·9 Sept 2026
“Hey karuppan vaaraandaa,” signals the entrance of actor Suriya in the climax of Karuppu, where, in a near-unrecognisable transformation, he appears as lord Karuppasamy.
Durban Film City: Hollywood-style studio coming SOON
The South Africanby Ray Leathern·9 Sept 2026
Durban Film City: Hollywood-style studio coming SOON Durban Film City is a long-talked-about initiative to put South Africa on the film and entertainment map.
Alice’s wonderland • Inside Story
Inside Storyby Administrator·9 Sept 2026
Tom Griffiths was fourteen when he came across a book by Alice Duncan-Kemp in his school library.
University of Auckland announces review into sexual harassment complaints processes
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa·9 Sept 2026
University of Auckland has announced an independent review into how it handles sexual harassment complaints.
Why are we suddenly nostalgic for the ’80s?
New Indian Expressby Parvana K B·9 Sept 2026
Voluminous hair, neatly pressed printed shirts, high-waisted trousers, sarees with generous borders and large-framed spectacles; oversized jackets, kohl-rimmed eyes, chunky hoops, gold watches...
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