Librarians Suing Over Wrongful Termination for Defending Books Are Winning: Book Censorship News, September 11, 2026
BOOK RIOTby Kelly Jensen·11 Sept 2026
Texas. Colorado. Arkansas. Texas. Wyoming. These five names and the four states in which they live and work represent something significant.
Leopard print is now a wardrobe staple - here's how to wear it
Mail Onlineby Dinah Van Tulleken Fashion·11 Sept 2026
Leopard print is here to stay: Like jeans and a white T-shirt, the playful pattern is now officially a wardrobe staple - here’s how to wear it - SHOP: Forget jeans – this is the transitional...
The best kind of magic
The Hinduby V Joe Nishmitha·11 Sept 2026
Nine-year-old Amudha loved books and movies, especially Harry Potter. She could write wonderful poems that made people laugh. But Amudha had another talent too. She was invisible.
Drawn Together review – preposterous romance with all the erotic charge of leaf mulch
The Guardianby Cath Clarke·11 Sept 2026
Here is Prime Video’s latest Mercedes Ron adaptation, following the massive ratings success of her Culpable trilogy (My Fault, Your Fault, Our Fault).
The Most Read Books on Goodreads This Week
BOOK RIOTby Community·11 Sept 2026
The most popular books on Goodreads this week are familiar titles, so this felt like a good time to check in on the most popular books on the StoryGraph.
Horror Adaptations Scaring Up Screens in Fall 2026
BOOK RIOTby Emily Martin·11 Sept 2026
This year isn’t over yet, and we have a lot of exciting horror news to get excited about as we near the final months of the year. Autumn days are the perfect time to get into all the scary stories.
'Landmark' NT novel wins best fiction at Prime Minister's Literary Awards
ABC News Australiaby Courtney Barrett Peters·11 Sept 2026
In short: Leonie Norrington and co-authors Djawundil Maymuru, Merrikiyawuy Ganambarr-Stubbs and Djawa Burarrwanga have won the $80,000 fiction prize for their book A Piece of Red Cloth.
Artists Reflect on 25 Years Since 9/11
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic·11 Sept 2026
I was four years old when the Twin Towers fell, and my memory is a mishmash of confusion: my grandmother picking me up early from Pre-K, a pillar of smoke out the rearview window, asking my father...
'less materiality means more humanity': philippe starck on the designeuropa lifetime award
design archivesby lisa kostyra I designboom·11 Sept 2026
PHILIPPE STARCK RECEIVES LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 2026 For French designer Philippe Starck, being honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2026 DesignEuropa Awards in Ljubljana marks...
The Sartorial Riches of the Silent-Film Era
The New Yorkerby Rachel Syme, Dan Stahl, Sheldon Pearce, Marina Harss, Brian Seibert, Richard Brody, Taran Dugal·11 Sept 2026
In today’s world of rumbling, thunderous Dolby surround sound, the concept of silent cinema can feel very distant.
The Making of a Judicial Coup
The New Republicby Richard Rothstein·11 Sept 2026
At his first inaugural in 1861, Abraham Lincoln warned that if we allowed the Supreme Court to rule that laws were unconstitutional, we would cease to be a democratic nation.
8 Movies That Brilliantly Memorialize 9/11
Esquireby Eric Francisco·11 Sept 2026
Where were you on September 11, 2001? At work, or at school? Maybe passed out from a hangover in the lounge after just missing one of the hijacked flights?
New Graphic Novels for Hispanic Heritage Month
BOOK RIOTby Eileen Gonzalez·11 Sept 2026
It’ll be Hispanic Heritage Month in just a few short days! While there’s never a bad time to read books by Latine creators and/or about Latine characters, the month-long period from September 15 to...
Anthony Chen's We Are All Strangers selected as Singapore's Oscars entry for 2027
Channel News Asiaby Izza Haziqah Abdul Rahman·11 Sept 2026
Anthony Chen's We Are All Strangers selected as Singapore's Oscars entry for 2027 We Are All Strangers, Anthony Chen's latest film starring Yeo Yann Yann and Koh Jia Ler, has been selected as...
Does Alan Ritchson’s Runner Have Post-Credits Scenes? We Finally Have the Answer
ComingSoon.netby Rishabh Shandilya·11 Sept 2026
Alan Ritchson takes on another high-stakes action role with Runner, a fast-moving thriller built around a dangerous medical mission.
Venice Final Cut Winner Machérie Ekwa Bahango on ‘Madi Makambu’ and Why She Wants Congo to Be Seen: ‘We’re a Great Nation That Needs to Write Its Own History’
Varietyby Marta Balaga·11 Sept 2026
Machérie Ekwa Bahango wants Congo to be noticed by the industry. “Through my films, I would like Congo to be seen as part of the world.
The 'end of an era' as Goethe-Institut in Russia closes
DW Englishby Katharina Abel; Suzanne Cords·11 Sept 2026
In recent years, Moscow has declared numerous foreign foundations and organizations "undesirable" and banned them from operating in the country.
France, South Korea Take Center Stage as Global Film and TV Leaders Confront Industry Upheaval at Lumiere Summit: ‘Culture Itself Is Becoming a Driver of Growth’
Varietyby Elskes·11 Sept 2026
From Hollywood heavyweights and festival chiefs to exhibitors, broadcasters, streamers, heads of state and industry figures from more than 60 countries converged at a historic site in the south of...
Earl Spencer says new Princess Diana book is his 'most personal work'
Mail Onlineby Mark Duell; Mark Hookham·11 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Earl Spencer today said his sensational memoir about Princess Diana and the aftermath of her death was a 'personal work' and a...
Celebrating Maningning Miclat in art awards, book launch, silent auction on September 19
Rapplerby Rappler.com·11 Sept 2026
AT A GLANCE - The Maningning Miclat Art Foundation is hosting an event on September 19 to honor the late artist Maningning Miclat, featuring the awarding of winners from the 2026 art competition, a...
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