The Traditional Film Industry’s Collapse Is Right on Schedule — Opinion
IndieWireby Christian Zilko·10 Sept 2026
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Venice 2026: Ellen Burstyn is a Delight in 'Place to Be' Road Trip Film | FirstShowing.net
FirstShowing.netby Alex Billington·10 Sept 2026
Venice 2026: Ellen Burstyn is a Delight in 'Place to Be' Road Trip Film by Alex Billington September 9, 2026 A woman and her bird go on adventure to New York City and back.
Anuhya Naidu: Every teacher has something to learn every day
New Indian Expressby Darshita Jain·10 Sept 2026
Kuchipudi has a way of making tradition feel alive, and for choreographer and dancer Anuhya Naidu, that connection has shaped nearly every chapter of her life.
Vikas Paudel: Hyderabad has a lot of crazy talent
New Indian Expressby Darshita Jain·10 Sept 2026
Music changes, moods shift, and Vikas Paudel lets his choreography do the same. From the tender notes of Channa Ve to the swagger of Laila Teri, his routines have moved through different moods...
Wearing the weight of the world
New Indian Expressby Sharanya Manivannan·10 Sept 2026
In August, the jewellery brand GIVA released a commercial about its new Pet Collection, in time for Raksha Bandhan.
Bringing forgotten memories back to life
New Indian Expressby Shreya Veronica·10 Sept 2026
Some memories refuse to fade. The little joys of growing up, mischief with school friends, first crushes and carefree moments that once seemed ordinary often become the memories we cherish most.
Beyond the brush: How makeup is becoming a form of storytelling
New Indian Expressby Tejal Sinha·10 Sept 2026
Makeup once came with a fairly straightforward brief: look better. Even out the skin, conceal what needed concealing and accentuate what was considered beautiful.
What rubbles cannot restore: How war is erasing memories and culture
New Indian Expressby Jitha Karthikeyan·10 Sept 2026
'Familiarity breeds contempt’ has been one of those school textbook lessons, complete with a moral story to hammer home the point, as with most proverbs.
‘The Fire Within You’ Review: An Insufferable Christmas Eve Family Drama in Which the Corrosive Rants Are as Noxious as the Dyspeptic Images
Varietyby Guy Lodge·10 Sept 2026
Let’s hope there was a giant extractor fan on the set of “The Fire Within You,” because the stench of burnt oil must have been overwhelming.
5 Off-Road SUVs That Started As Military Vehicles But Became Civilian Favorites - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Marko Mikulic)·9 Sept 2026
5 Off-Road SUVs That Started As Military Vehicles But Became Civilian Favorites The bridge between civilian industries and the military isn't always obvious, but it's there.
Perfil honours nation's greatest achievers in 50th anniversary prize-giving
Buenos Aires Timesby Michael Soltys·9 Sept 2026
By Michael Soltys T he XVI edition of the ‘Premios Perfil’ (Perfil Prizes) might not be a round number but the 50th anniversary of the media company (founded in the first days of 1976) is with the...
Royal Mail to release special Duran Duran stamps to celebrate five-decade career
The Independentby Carla Feric·9 Sept 2026
Duran Duran’s almost five-decade journey from the Birmingham club scene to international acclaim is being celebrated by Royal Mail through a new set of special stamps focused on their album...
Hideo Kojima Gushes Over Backrooms, Hints At Kane Parsons Collab
Kotakuby Alicia Haddick·9 Sept 2026
Backrooms has finally been released in Japanese cinemas, many months after its initial release in the United States, and Hideo Kojima has been notably involved in the film’s rollout for its release...
‘Jupiter’ Review: A Claustrophobic Study of a Nuclear-Escalation Nightmare That Feels Too Small for the Big Screen
Varietyby Jessica Kiang·9 Sept 2026
Fictional French President Paul Archambault, as played with gimlet-eyed resolve by Denis Menochet in Alexandre Smia‘s “Jupiter” is, we’re cued to believe, a good man.
Final US Trailer for Almodovar's 'Bitter Christmas' Film About a Writer | FirstShowing.net
FirstShowing.netby Alex Billington·9 Sept 2026
Final US Trailer for Almodovar's 'Bitter Christmas' Film About a Writer by Alex Billington September 9, 2026 Source: YouTube "I cannot concentrate. I can only write what's in front of me."
New insect genus and four species named for Taylor Swift and her albums
Phys.orgby Jules Bernstein·9 Sept 2026
New insect genus and four species named for Taylor Swift and her albums Taylor Swift is now the namesake of a genus of plant-feeding insects from Australia that were previously unknown to science.
Book Review: The Beatles’ Touring Era by Kenneth Womack and Scott Freiman
The Diversity of Classic Rockby angiemoonthemod·9 Sept 2026
Disclosure: I received a review copy via NetGalley in exchange for my honest opinion. We Beatles fans are still being fed even almost 60 years after the breakup of the greatest rock band of all...
‘Diarra From Detroit’ Creator Diarra Kilpatrick on the Season 2 Finale, Moving to Paramount+ and Why Centering Black Women’s Stories Is ‘Inherently Political’
Varietyby Aramide Tinubu·9 Sept 2026
SPOILER ALERT: The following story contains plot details from the Season 2 finale of “Diarra From Detroit” now streaming on Paramount+. With the Paramount-Warner Bros.
Tommy Robinson: Where’s the Money Gone? review – endless shocking allegations
The Guardianby Jack Seale·9 Sept 2026
You can’t say it would be a huge surprise if a leading figure of the British far right turned out to be a fraudster: that whole strand of politics is, after all, a con job preying on angry citizens...
‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Has Already Made $50 Million in Pre-Sales, Three Months Before Release
Varietyby Angelique Jackson·9 Sept 2026
Doomsday typically indicates disaster, but for Marvel Studios that term is forecasting a booming box office.
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