Varietyby Tanya Fedak9 Sept 2026
Celebrating 40 years of gameplay, an updated version of “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time” will be available for Nintendo Switch 2 on Nov. 5.
Salonby Coleman Spilde9 Sept 2026
Awards season is around the corner, with opponents ready to duke it out in the ring of swanky luncheons and Hollywood hobnobbing.
Varietyby Todd Spangler9 Sept 2026
Apple has unveiled its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, which has a 7.6-inch diagonal screen when opened up. And Netflix is here for it.
ComingSoon.netby Mahin Sultan9 Sept 2026
Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem‘s latest masterpiece set a standing ovation record at its premiere at the 83rd Venice Film Festival.
Polygon.comby Sam Hill9 Sept 2026
The Lord of the Rings is coming back to physical media in a big way this fall, giving fans another chance to bring a piece of Middle-earth home just as the franchise prepares for its next major...
Architectural Digestby India Roby9 Sept 2026
Selena Gomez has officially cut her LA bachelorette pad from her real estate portfolio. The Only Murders in the Building star sold the 11,500-square-foot estate for $5.4 million six years after...
ComingSoon.netby Isha Sharma9 Sept 2026
Michael J. Fox is opening up about his health. The 65-year-old actor continues living with Parkinson’s disease and says the condition has become harder to manage over the years.
Varietyby Guy Lodge9 Sept 2026
Stories are nested within stories to steadily diminishing returns in “Company,” a perversely ponderous exercise in hide-the-genre that takes more than an hour to reveal what its game really is.
TheJournal.ieby Cormac Fitzgerald9 Sept 2026
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The Guardianby Xan Brooks9 Sept 2026
If there were a Golden Lion award for the most Italian film in Venice competition it would go to Edoardo De Angelis’s squawking domestic spat of a picture which contains an imperious matriarch, a...
Rock, Paper, Shotgunby Oisin Kuhnke9 Sept 2026
Truth be told, I'm still not sold on "bullet heaven" as a genre. Name notwithstanding, the genre is certainly here to stay, and there always seems to be funny new takes on it despite the fact that...
Varietyby Varietyschneider9 Sept 2026
“Charlie’s Angels” and “Angel” are among the first round of names announced Wednesday to serve as presenters at Monday night’s 78th Emmys on NBC and Peacock.
Hyperallergicby Phillip Pyle9 Sept 2026
How does one write an art history of testicle-shaped disco balls? Does one begin with the most recent iteration of disco balls and trace their way back, through the raucous hollers and blacklit...
The Hinduby Radhika Santhanam9 Sept 2026
Last month, a group of citizens in Ahmedabad gathered to read books by Pakistani education activist Malala Yousafzai and Holocaust survivor Anne Frank.
Phys.orgby Georgie Gould9 Sept 2026
Why customers accept price rises Piling sight, sound, touch, smell and taste into digitally enhanced tourist attractions does not automatically make visitors more engaged, according to research...
ComingSoon.netby Anuraag Chatterjee9 Sept 2026
Two-time Grammy Award winner Rosalía is eyeing the largest acting role of her career as she enters early discussions to join Alma Har’el’s upcoming feature drama, Wet.
ComingSoon.netby Isha Sharma9 Sept 2026
Jackass: Best and Last is coming to Paramount+ this month. The streamer recently announced the release date, marking the return of Johnny Knoxville and the gang for one final collection of...
El País Englishby Carlos Megía9 Sept 2026
The history of cinema is full of couples who managed to balance their romantic and professional relationship on set.
Longreadsby Carolyn Wells9 Sept 2026
Mary Austin was the woman behind Freddie Mercury, quietly supporting him for decades, from their intense early romance to the long years they remained close friends after accepting that he was gay.
Polygon.comby Ari Notis9 Sept 2026
Usual June is anything but usual. Talking ghosts? Walking crabs? An interdimensional vortex beneath a 100-year-old cemetery? And all June wanted was a normal summer break.
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