In Chennai a talk explores Tanzanite's origins and rarity
The Hinduby Priyamedha Dutta·11 Sept 2026
At Evoluzione, KNK Road, Tanzanite took centre stage on September 10 as Evoluzione x Gem Experience presented The Origins of Tanzanite: The Stone With a Story, tracing the gemstone’s journey from...
Food, music and culture: Why some Singaporeans are choosing to learn Malay
Channel News Asiaby Chloe Teo·11 Sept 2026
Food, music and culture: Why some Singaporeans are choosing to learn Malay Some adult learners are taking their Malay beyond the beginner level, while one tuition centre is seeing growing demand...
In need of the warm and fuzzies? Joyous exhibition celebrates 70 years of the Muppets and the genius of Jim Henson
The Guardianby Aimee Knight·11 Sept 2026
It’s said that celebrities are often shorter than you might expect when you encounter them in person. The opposite is true of the Muppets.
A.P. has the potential to be world-class tourism destination: Rammohan Naidu
The Hinduby Hareesh P·11 Sept 2026
Union Minister for Civil Aviation K Rammohan Naidu on Thursday assured the Central government’s full support for developing tourism in Andhra Pradesh.
David Harbour's Santa Goes Full Hunger Games in Violent Night 2 (Exclusive)
Polygon.comby Jake Kleinman·11 Sept 2026
Hollywood has given us pretty much every possible version of a Santa Claus movie over the years. We've had good Santa, Bad Santa, Tim Allen Santa, and even evil robot Santa.
From Malabar’s kalari to Oz: Raconteur calls for movie on tragic duo
New Indian Expressby MP Prashanth·11 Sept 2026
KOZHIKODE: Friends of William Gilcher, the American researcher who unravelled the story of two kalaripayattu practitioners from Thalassery who had gone to Australia in search of a job in 1850s, are...
The Unspeakable World: Alan Watts on How to Touch the Pulse of Life
The Marginalianby Maria Popova·11 Sept 2026
The Unspeakable World: Alan Watts on How to Touch the Pulse of Life By Maria Popova What makes life so disorienting is that its greatest revelations and greatest transformations are inarticulable.
Behind the Gaurav Gupta magic at Delhi's Treasury of Trousseau
New Indian Expressby Srestha Sarkar·11 Sept 2026
Just last week, DLF Emporio hosted the 2026 edition of Treasury of Trousseau bringing together designers and luxury labels ahead of the festive season.
How Chanakya turned the Indian artisan’s hand Into contemporary art
The Hinduby Barry Rodgers·11 Sept 2026
A single millimetre. That is the margin of tolerance at which the artisans at Chanakya School of Craft are expected to work.
‘Ghamasaan’ review: A riveting good-versus-evil battle
Scroll.inby Nandini Ramnath·11 Sept 2026
Tigmanshu Dhulia’s Paan Singh Tomar (2012) valourised the athlete who became an outlaw to resist oppression. In Ghamasaan, Dhulia is fighting on the side of the law.
Neil Armfield on Death of a Salesman's relevance to a modern world for sale
ABC News Australiaby Malcolm Sutton·11 Sept 2026
It's fair to say a lot has changed since American playwright Arthur Miller wrote Death of a Salesman in 1948.
Big Bang's Kaley Cuoco Says Making Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Episode 8 Was Like 'Shooting A Transformers Film' — Watch Interview - TVLine
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Ryan Schwartz)·11 Sept 2026
Big Bang's Kaley Cuoco Says Making Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Episode 8 Was Like 'Shooting A Transformers Film' — Watch Interview Firing Squad Penny shows no mercy in Kaley Cuoco's return to...
‘Burgundy’ Review: An Attractive, Light-Bodied Wine Doc With a Good Nose but No Legs
Varietyby Jessica Kiang·11 Sept 2026
“Everything that follows is true. Exactly as we dreamed it,” reads the opening title of “Burgundy,” from award-winning documentary duo Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw, with an almost legible...
Steel Ball Run Director Says JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Is About to Get Even Weirder
Polygon.comby Debopriyaa Dutta·11 Sept 2026
Hirohiko Araki’s JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is a breathtaking saga about the Joestar family legacy.
How to talk to your kids about edgy or violent porn in an age-appropriate way
The Conversation Australiaby Catherine Page Jeffery, Lecturer in Media and Communications, University of Sydney·11 Sept 2026
Recent reports of a 16-year-old Sydney girl’s tragic death by “sexual choking” have understandably been met by calls for increased safety education for young people.
The Library That Looks Like an Open Book — And Finally Feels Like One - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Srishti Mitra·11 Sept 2026
Xi’an is a city that carries the weight of history on every street corner. As the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties and the eastern terminus of the Silk Road, it is not a place where new...
‘Stuffed’ Review: Jodie Comer and Harry Melling Sing the Body Eccentric in an Odd, and Oddly Touching, Taxidermy Musical
Varietyby Guy Lodge·11 Sept 2026
It’s a somewhat telling coincidence that “Stuffed,” a very peculiar new vehicle for Jodie Comer, is premiering at the same edition of Toronto as “Prima Facie,” the film adaptation of the stage hit...
Israeli film on Gaza receives 25-minute ovation at Venice premiere
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·11 Sept 2026
A film documenting Israel’s use of AI-powered systems to target Palestinians in Gaza has received a 25-minute standing ovation at its premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
3 Reasons Your Best Ideas Go Unrealized. Creativity Isn’t One of Them - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Ida Torres·10 Sept 2026
You know this moment. An idea hits you out of the blue, fully formed and when you least expect it. By the time you reach for your notebook and flip open the cover, it’s already gone.
Taipei Story by Rebecca F Kuang review – the torture and hilarity of learning Chinese
The Guardianby Kit Fan·10 Sept 2026
What is Taiwan? A former Japanese colony? A centre of the semiconductor industry? A democracy overseen by American imperialism? China’s next military target?
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