Varietyby William Earl10 Sept 2026
In Joshua Giuliano’s debut feature “River,” the line between beauty and carnage is razor thin. The slasher film, set to premiere Sept.
The Conversation UKby Lynsey Cowlishaw, PhD Candidate in History and Culture, Media and Creative Industries, King's College London10 Sept 2026
It’s gen X nostalgia in full swing. I’m with my sister, who’s dressed in a floral maxi dress and slim-knit cardigan, surrounded by satin baby-dolls and goth-light outfits worn by the tattooed gen...
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Collin Woodard)10 Sept 2026
That Dastardly Brent Crude Is Charging More Than $100 For A Barrel Of Oil Again The party is over, my friends.
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Chris Evangelista)10 Sept 2026
33 Years Ago Today, One Of The Best Sci-Fi TV Shows Of All Time Began More than three decades later, the truth is still out there.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran10 Sept 2026
Every “Bad Lieutenant” film has had to answer the same question in its own way: what happens to a corrupt man when there’s no God left to save him?
Varietyby K.J. Yossman10 Sept 2026
Moshe Rosenthal’s “Tell Me Everything” has been voted Best Picture at Israel’s Ophir Awards, automatically making it the country’s submission for best international feature film category at the...
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Ryan Erik King)10 Sept 2026
Volkswagen To Spend $18.6 Billion On Job-Cutting, Factory-Shuttering Restructuring Happy Thursday!
Open Cultureby Colin Marshall10 Sept 2026
This past summer, the United States of America celebrated 250 years of independence. But for a great many Americana-lovers around the world, this year also brings another, even more resonant date...
The Guardianby Alexander Abnos10 Sept 2026
Their masks light up now. To the extent there was a hard news event from Wednesday’s exhilarating sold-out New York debut of Angine de Poitrine, that was it.
MakeUseOfby Dan Selcke10 Sept 2026
It's always nice to start a sci-fi or fantasy book series knowing that there's an ending waiting for you.
IndieWireby Ryan Lattanzio10 Sept 2026
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The Guardianby Garth Cartwright10 Sept 2026
The French film director Tony Gatlif, who has died aged 77, was regularly described as “cinema’s Gypsy auteur”, so often did his films focus on Roma communities and their music.
NBC Newsby Doha Madani10 Sept 2026
Spice Girls fans are telling you what they want — what they really, really want — and it’s a tour that they aren’t getting any time soon.
The Guardianby Alex Needham10 Sept 2026
The BBC is canning RuPaul’s Drag Race UK – a decision that, in my household, will bring the number of regularly watched programmes on the Beeb down from one to zero.
ComingSoon.netby Rahul Majumdar10 Sept 2026
Over ten years after Captain America: Civil War divided the Avengers, MCU star Chris Evans has chosen a side.
The Guardianby Guardian staff10 Sept 2026
Late-night hosts roasted the Republican National Committee’s underattended “midterm convention” and attempts to ban the New York mayor, Zohran Mamdani, from 9/11 remembrances.
Varietyby Zack Sharf10 Sept 2026
Jennifer Lawrence has officially joined Instagram, earning nearly 1 million followers in less than 24 hours.
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw in Venice10 Sept 2026
Here is a disquieting documentary about what Israel’s military chiefs in Gaza reputedly call “Naza”, meaning civilian collateral damage – itself a queasy euphemism.
The Ancient Gaming Noobby Wilhelm Arcturus10 Sept 2026
Welcome to anniversary week here at TAGN. Come Saturday the blog will turn 20 years old, so I am calling this week the TAGN 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition.
IndieWireby David Ehrlich10 Sept 2026
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