‘The Uprising’ Review: Paul Greengrass Turns the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381 Into an Unapologetic Work of 21st Century Populism
IndieWireby Christian Zilko·9 Sept 2026
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‘The Uprising’ Review: Andrew Garfield and Paul Greengrass Go Medieval on the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, With Uneven Results
Varietyby Guy Lodge·9 Sept 2026
Among medieval hand-held farming tools, the sickle is your best bet for reaping. It’s also just the thing for deadly weaponry in times of a peasant revolt, especially one momentous enough to earn...
The Colored Tights Renaissance Is Here—and It’s Bringing Personality Back to Dressing
Fashion - ELLEby Kristen Bateman·9 Sept 2026
As we enter a new season, tights are everywhere in every shade: tomato red at Marc Jacobs, seafoam green at Chanel, perfectly sheer washes of plum at Valentino.
Streeting praises new series Wargame for highlighting Britain’s defence needs
The Guardianby Dan Sabbagh Defence and security editor·9 Sept 2026
A docudrama depicting a Russian attack on a Britain led by an unlikely pairing of Michael Gove and Nicola Sturgeon has been praised by the defence secretary, Wes Streeting, for writing “my spending...
Ridley Scott Suggests 'Treasure Island' Could Be the Most Expensive Film of His Career
Gizmodoby Gordon Jackson·9 Sept 2026
Competing Treasure Island adaptations pit Ridley Scott against Hayley Atwell. The rescued Yellowjackets team struggle to reintegrate to society in new photos from season four.
The ‘Sterling Point’ Muskoka Cottage Is Officially Available to Rent on Airbnb (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Atingley4·9 Sept 2026
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Gordon Bay Cottage is officially taking reservations.
Dublin’s River takes centre stage for the inaugural Dublin City Council Liffey Festival
IrishCentral.comby IrishCentral Staff·9 Sept 2026
The River Liffey will take centre stage this September as the Dublin City Council Liffey Festival, a brand-new festival for all ages, transforms the river and its quays into one continuous...
‘Fountain’ might make you laugh or scowl but asks important questions – a Philly art historian explains why Marcel Duchamp’s iconic 1917 sculpture still provokes
The Conversation (US)by Matthew Palczynski, Adjunct Faculty, Art History, Temple University·9 Sept 2026
Marcel Duchamp’s “Fountain” is not for everyone – and it does not need to be. But it does encapsulate a central concern in the philosophy of art: What makes something art, and who gets to decide?
15 Years Ago Today: One Of The Best Martial Arts Movies Ever Made Flopped In Theaters - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Devin Meenan)·9 Sept 2026
15 Years Ago Today: One Of The Best Martial Arts Movies Ever Made Flopped In Theaters The original 1976 "Rocky" has transcended merely being a great movie to become the pop cultural blueprint for...
Andrew Garfield’s Amazing Spider-Man Casting Reaction Has Fans Getting Nostalgic
ComingSoon.netby Anubhav Chaudhry·9 Sept 2026
Andrew Garfield‘s reaction to landing the Amazing Spider-Man role is everything fans hoped it would be.
Evanescence review – devastating power and range from one of rock’s great vocal talents
The Guardianby Christopher Lord·9 Sept 2026
To watch Evanescence in concert is to be spellbound by founder Amy Lee’s astonishing voice. The Arkansas band’s gifted mezzo-soprano lends their music vocals that range from skyscraping and...
At $36,000, Is This Classic 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix A Great Prize? - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Rob Emslie)·9 Sept 2026
At $36,000, Is This Classic 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix A Great Prize? Dubbed the "Bat Rod" by its seller because of its black paint and Caddy tail fins, today's Nice Price or No Dice Grand Prix...
The little-known wine secret that could save you money on your next bottle
The Independentby Lois Mackenzie·9 Sept 2026
If you love experimenting with premium wine brands but can’t always justify the high price tag, there’s a little-known way to get more for your money: cleanskin wine.
Zach Cregger Is ‘Sorry’ After Major Resident Evil Backlash: ‘I Was Naïve’
ComingSoon.netby Devanshi Basu·9 Sept 2026
Zach Cregger has apologized to Resident Evil fans after backlash over his upcoming movie adaptation.
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.
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