Ellen Burstyn Was ‘Sure’ Her Career Would Be ‘Finished by 40’: ‘The Fact That I’m 93 and Working Is a Miracle’
Varietyby Rebecca Rubin·9 Sept 2026
Ellen Burstyn, an Oscar, Tony and Emmy winner for projects like “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore,” “Same Time, Next Year” and “Political Animals,” marvels that she’s still able to act as a...
Toby Kebbell Joins Prime Video’s U.K. Crime Thriller Series ‘Dirty’ Alongside Samantha Morton and Phoebe Dynevor (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Alex Ritman·9 Sept 2026
Toby Kebbell has joined the cast of Prime Video‘s upcoming U.K. crime thriller series “Dirty” from “Bridge of Spies” writer Matt Charman.
Call My Agent! The Movie review – the gang get back together and c’est formidable
The Guardianby Leslie Felperin·9 Sept 2026
At last: a beloved-TV-show-to-film-spinoff that doesn’t suck! The original French series is a screwball-speed office comedy about a boutique Parisian talent agency, and was a ratings and critical...
10 Best New Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books to Read This Fall
Polygon.comby Sam Nelson·9 Sept 2026
As much fun as it is to put together summer reading lists and imagine flipping pages while lying on the beach, fall is often the best time to actually get some reading done.
Reacher Season 4 Makes Us Wish Alan Ritchson Had Joined A Classic Franchise - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Rafael Motamayor)·9 Sept 2026
Reacher Season 4 Makes Us Wish Alan Ritchson Had Joined A Classic Franchise The following post contains light spoilers for "Reacher" Season 4, Episode 7, "Vote For Sampson."
Your dining table isn't badly decorated: it's missing this one detail
Trendirby Stefan Gheorghe·9 Sept 2026
You did everything the guides told you to do. You picked a nice vase. You cut the stems short so nobody has to peek around the flowers. You put it right in the middle of the table. You stood back.
Ayo Edebiri Returns Home for a Full-Circle Fashion Moment
Fashion - ELLEby Matthew Velasco·9 Sept 2026
Ayo Edebiri is returning to Boston—but this time, she’s brought an entire cast and crew along with her.
Fiction: Afgar, orphaned in childhood, will one day depart for Cambridge in pursuit of a doctorate
Scroll.inby Nisar Aziz Butt·9 Sept 2026
Afgar had lost her parents so long ago she had no recollection of them at all. They’d had no time to enjoy their marriage and contemplate the joy of spending their lives together before they’d...
Abdul El-Sayed Just Wants American Democracy to Get Swole
GQby Savannah Sobrevilla·9 Sept 2026
In another cosmic timeline, Abdul El-Sayed would put up numbers in the manosphere. He’s comically buff (Fox News commentator Laura Ingraham refers to him, disparagingly, as “gym boy”) and he’s a...
GQ’s AOC to TMZ Guide to the 2026 Midterm Elections
GQby The Editors of GQ·9 Sept 2026
If Washington, DC, is just a big high school, then this year’s midterms are like watching a rising class of seniors try to figure out the new pecking order.
TMZ’s New DC Outpost Brings Chaos to the Capitol
GQby Joshua Hunt·9 Sept 2026
Late on the evening of July 21, as Michigan congresswoman Haley Stevens walked through the Capitol Building in Washington, DC, a reporter from the celebrity news site TMZ rushed toward her.
Testosterone, Divorce, and Big-Ass Trucks: On the Trail With James Talarico and Ken Paxton
GQby Christopher Hooks·9 Sept 2026
Few things unite Texans like the aggravation of watching the rest of the country periodically try to parse our state politics. This year’s US Senate race in Texas is a shining example.
Jenny Slate and Christian Slater Act Out Their Hectic New York City Morning Routines in New Cole Haan Campaign
Varietyby Atingley4·9 Sept 2026
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‘DAU’ Director Ilya Khrzhanovsky Responds to Ukraine Backlash at Venice: I Wish for the Ukrainian Government to ‘Save the Country and Win This War’
Varietyby Ellise Shafer·9 Sept 2026
Dissident Russian director Ilya Khrzhanovsky, who is at the Venice Film Festival with competition title “DAU” countered claims by Ukrainian officials that the film has Russian state links and took...
Penelope Cruz comforted by Javier Bardem as she breaks down in sobs
Mail Onlineby Joanna Crawley·9 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Penelope Cruz broke down in tears as her new movie Bunker received the longest standing ovation so far of the 2026 Venice Film...
Hangover by Saachi Unveils Its New Collection, Reimagining Occasion Wear for a New Generation
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors·9 Sept 2026
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India --- Business Wire India Hangover by Saachi, the contemporary occasion-wear label founded by young entrepreneur Saachi Pasari, announces the launch of its latest...
Law Kar-ying, Paw Hee-ching to Topline Sri Kishore’s Cantonese Opera Drama ‘The Grand Tribute’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·9 Sept 2026
Hong Kong screen veterans Law Kar-ying and Paw Hee-ching have been cast to lead “The Grand Tribute,” a Cantonese opera drama written and directed by Sri Kishore, the filmmaker behind 2021’s “My...
Pamela Anderson, 59, opts a floral dress at Venice Film Festival
Mail Onlineby Connie Rusk·9 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Pamela Anderson cut a glamorous figure as she arrived to promote her film Place To Be at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday.
‘Ouch!’: Glastonbury fans ‘shocked’ at new ticket price
The Independentby Isobel Lewis·9 Sept 2026
The excitement over the news that Glastonbury Festival tickets will soon be going on sale has been dampened somewhat, as fans shared their frustration at prices breaching the £400 barrier for the...
Jaya Jaya Devi, featuring Lalgudi Jayaraman’s memorable score, returns
The Hinduby VV Ramani·9 Sept 2026
The year was 1994, and the arts fraternity was abuzz with excitement over a dance production that toured the U.S. and Canada, staging 23 full-house shows.
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