TheJournal.ieby Emer McLysaght11 Sept 2026
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The Siasat Dailyby Sardar Sarabjoth Singh11 Sept 2026
Mumbai: The ongoing online feud between Asim Riaz and Vishal Singh continues to grab attention, with Arshi Khan now sharing her strong reaction to the controversy.
The Independentby Marc Shoffman11 Sept 2026
Look closely at Explora Journeys’ website or latest advertising campaign and you may notice that the MSC-owned brand doesn’t use the word cruise in its marketing.
IrishCentral.comby Miriam Burke11 Sept 2026
The name Maeve is on many of the favourite name lists in the notebooks and minds of so many parents-to-be around Ireland and, indeed, the world!
Scroll.inby Nandini Ramnath11 Sept 2026
Shyam is the kind of all-seeing and all-knowing blind person the movies love. Shyam (Saif Ali Khan) knows how to wrestle and play musical instruments (skills he teaches too).
The Independentby Lucy Gillmore11 Sept 2026
Oz Fudge is tucking into breakfast at The Goose. “That line in the play is true. I said: ‘You got to get a taxi to The Goose.” In 2001, Oz was Gander’s police officer and is one of the characters...
Varietyby Clayton Davis11 Sept 2026
“Being Heumann” opens on a New York sidewalk that doesn’t allow Judy Heumann to climb it. There’s no curb cut or ramp. Just a woman and her wheelchair.
The Guardianby Michael Billington11 Sept 2026
How do you make theatre history come alive? One way is through creating lists backed up by quirky essays.
The Guardianby Rebecca Nicholson11 Sept 2026
When the director Garth Jennings first moved to Paris, Jarvis Cocker, who was living there, dropped in on his old friend. “And I nearly got you arrested,” the Pulp frontman recalls.
The Guardianby Hannah J Davies11 Sept 2026
HBO is no stranger to true crime, though its offerings tend to be more prestige than your average, with documentaries such as the unrelenting sex cult nightmare The Vow and The Yogurt Shop Murders...
Varietyby Owen Gleiberman11 Sept 2026
There’s a quality that liberal social-protest dramas tend to have in common. They’re usually about revolutionary moments we’re come through and are on the other side of, so they can encourage the...
Scroll.inby Nandini Ramnath11 Sept 2026
Adkitta examines an important urban reality: to pursue their professions, working parents who must rely on nannies.
IndieWireby Kate Erbland11 Sept 2026
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Varietyby Clayton Davis11 Sept 2026
Variety Awards Circuit section is the home for all awards news and related content throughout the year, featuring the following: the official predictions for the upcoming Oscars, Emmys, Grammys and...
The Hinduby Priyamedha Dutta11 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...
Channel News Asiaby Chloe Teo11 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...
The Guardianby Aimee Knight11 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.
The Hinduby Hareesh P11 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.
Polygon.comby Jake Kleinman11 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.
New Indian Expressby MP Prashanth11 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...
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