‘An embodiment of white fears’: how zombies went from Haitian spiritual tradition to Hollywood monsters
The Guardianby Soraya Nadia McDonald·10 Sept 2026
American film has a canon of racist disinformation that famously includes The Birth of a Nation, King Kong (1933) and Gone With the Wind.
The Tubs: Hard Life review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week
The Guardianby Alexis Petridis·10 Sept 2026
On a track called Heaven or London from the Tubs’ third album, the quartet’s frontman, Owen Williams, offers a blunt self-assessment.
‘Our forefathers are coming back’: Naga people celebrate after Oxford museum agrees to return remains
World news | The Guardianby Tora Agarwala·10 Sept 2026
Anthropologists and community leaders from Nagaland, a remote state in north-eastern India bordering Myanmar, have expressed joy and relief that human remains belonging to their ancestors that had...
Exclusive Cover Reveal of MORE HAPPY LOVE by Joanna Pearson - Electric Literature
Electric Literatureby Electric Literature·10 Sept 2026
Exclusive Cover Reveal of MORE HAPPY LOVE by Joanna Pearson Two dragonflies entwined in jewel-bright symmetry reflect the interweaving desire and danger in these stories Electric Literature is...
Sydney Sweeney’s Naked Novig Campaign Has Fans Reacting the Same Way
ComingSoon.netby Ojas Kulkarni·10 Sept 2026
Sydney Sweeney is making headlines after her latest ad campaign. The actress stars in a daring sports-themed advertisement for Novig. Fans have quickly reacted to the campaign across social media.
Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker has changed his stance on autographs
The Independentby Rachel McGrath·10 Sept 2026
Tame Impala frontman Kevin Parker has told fans he will no longer be signing autographs, while saying: “Please don’t be offended.” The 40-year-old musician explained his decision in a series of...
Here's Your First Look at the Titular Talking Ape in 'The People V. Gorilla Grodd'
Gizmodoby Gordon Jackson·10 Sept 2026
Hammer Films returns with a Canadian period piece starring the Wendigo. The final trailer for Digger puts Tom Cruise behind the wheel of an apocalyptic problem-reaction-solution scenario.
‘Killmonger Locs’ Are Everywhere in Video Games. This Artist Is Sick of It
Wiredby Alana Yzola·10 Sept 2026
When the life-simulation game Paralives was released in early access, Danielle Udogaranya’s hand ached at the thought of making new Black hairstyles for it.
'Everywoman' statue unveiled on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth
BBC News·10 Sept 2026
- Published A sculpture inspired by a desire to bring a contemporary "everywoman" to Trafalgar Square has been unveiled on London's Fourth Plinth.
Ganesh Agamans in Hyderabad draw huge crowds
The Hinduby Abhinay Deshpande·10 Sept 2026
There are no concert tickets, no reflective wristbands and no DJ or popular singer on stage. But thousands are dancing to dhol-tasha and music, streets are lit up like event venues and fireworks...
Lit Hub Daily: September 10, 2026
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Daily·10 Sept 2026
Lit Hub Daily: September 10, 2026 THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET TODAY: In 1886, H.D. is born.
Here are our PS Plus Premium and Extra games for September
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Robert Purchese·10 Sept 2026
Sony has revealed the games coming to PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra in September and there's some decent stuff, although it lacks a glitzy headliner like, say, Big Walk last month.
Beatles biopic filming continues with Barry Keoghan and Paul Mescal
Mail Onlineby Ciara Farmer·10 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Filming for The Beatles biopics continued on Tuesday, as the four lead actors were spotted hotting the road in St John's Wood.
Quirky American musical Kimberly Akimbo mines comedy from a bleak premise – review
The Independentby Louis Chilton·10 Sept 2026
Kimberly Levaco is not like other girls. This much is obvious from the first time we glimpse the hero of Kimberly Akimbo, lacing up her skates at a small-town New Jersey ice rink.
Meet Yathra Kudumbam, a travel group comprising those who have been part of KSRTC’s budget tourism trips
The Hinduby Athira M·10 Sept 2026
There is nothing novel about strangers bonding during group tour packages. But what if the camaraderie is so strong that they set out on new trips?
Bayeux Tapestry goes on display at sold-out London exhibit
DW Englishby Felix Tamsut·10 Sept 2026
The Bayeux Tapestry exhibition in London opened Thursday to much fanfare, in what British newspaper the Times has dubbed "Tapestry-mania," with more than 100,000 tickets already sold.
Venky Atluri interview: National Award winner on Suriya’s ‘Vishwanath & Sons’ and age-gap romance
The Hinduby Sangeetha Devi Dundoo·10 Sept 2026
In mid-July, as director Venky Atluri was adding the finishing touches on his upcoming Tamil-Telugu film Vishwanath & Sons, another milestone arrived.
Imagining a Future Where a Spy Could Disappear
Wiredby Emily St. John Mandel·10 Sept 2026
True diligence is following the improbable path. I read the sentence in a detective novel in childhood, when I was 8 or 9 years old, and then the phrase stayed with me forever after.
indieMagic to bring a bit of music magic to Mysuru with Easy Wanderlings
The Hinduby Anurag Tagat·10 Sept 2026
After a series of shows at The Heritage House in Mysuru that spanned jazz and global sounds, concert promoter Pranav Bhat felt the combination of live music in a heritage property was a setting...
Carmen Electra Returns to Playboy 30 Years After Debut: ‘You Cannot Breathe'
ComingSoon.netby Ojas Kulkarni·10 Sept 2026
Carmen Electra is celebrating a major full-circle moment this year as she returns to Playboy three decades after her first appearance. Electra opened up about the experience in a new interview.
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