Def Leppard Documentary ‘Long Live Def Leppard’ Coming to Theaters in 2027 From Bleecker Street’s Crosswalk
Varietyby Angelique Jackson·11 Sept 2026
Def Leppard‘s epic journey from Sheffield to global rock superstardom is getting the documentary treatment from filmmaker Jeff Feuerzeig (“The Devil and Daniel Johnston,” “Author: The JT LeRoy...
New Zealand Set to Unveil Tri-Nation Indigenous Co-Production Initiative at Toronto (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·11 Sept 2026
New Zealand is set to announce a first-of-its-kind Indigenous co-production initiative at the Toronto Film Festival, New Zealand Film Commission CEO Annie Murray tells Variety.
Korean Star Jeon Do-yeon’s Outstanding ‘Possible Love’ Performance Could Earn Venice’s Best Actress Prize — or Lee Chang-dong the Golden Lion
IndieWireby Ryan Lattanzio·11 Sept 2026
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Public School Sent a $200,000 Diamond-Studded Jacket Down the Runway
Fashion - ELLEby Kristen Bateman·11 Sept 2026
When it comes to menswear brands, Public School is well-known for its designers Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne taking classic tailoring, prep elements, and streetwear and deconstructing everything...
A bee’s-eye view: art installation beside the Thames celebrates crucial pollinators
The Guardianby Steven Morris·11 Sept 2026
From the outside, it looks a little like something out of the Teletubbies. In fact, the new installation by the Bristol artist Luke Jerram represents a grain of pollen, and the inside is an...
Netflix made Game of Thrones with zombies years ago and somehow people still sleep on it
MakeUseOfby Jack Mitchell·11 Sept 2026
Korean shows are highly popular nowadays, thanks to shows like Squid Game, The Glory, and Crash Landing on You.
Your digital movies aren’t really yours, but this (legal) trick helps
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson·11 Sept 2026
Buying digital movies is a risky business. There's no guarantee that you'll always be able to access the TV show or movie that you paid for.
Unlocking Archive Secrets: How Princely Integration Formed Modern India
Frontlineby Srinath Raghavan·11 Sept 2026
The year 1947 was a watershed in the modern history of the Indian subcontinent. Although the river of historical time turned in rather different directions eight decades ago, most historians of...
At $6,500, Is This 2009 Honda Civic Si Clearly A Deal? - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Rob Emslie)·11 Sept 2026
At $6,500, Is This 2009 Honda Civic Si Clearly A Deal? In the ad for today's Nice Price or No Dice Civic Si, it claims to have "VTEC 2.0 six-speed and two doors." Honestly, what more could we ask?
How Fieldwork as a Sex Object Maps Online Misogyny
Frontlineby Ravikant Kisana·11 Sept 2026
In 2022, a recording from a private chat on the audio-room app Clubhouse was leaked on social media.
Allah Miyan’s Workshop and the fragility of Muslim life in India
Frontlineby Shakir Mir·11 Sept 2026
Allah Miyan’s Workshop is a novel that conveys much more than what it says. It was only after reading for a while that I realised that it telegraphed a note about the fragility that defines the...
‘Aasha’ movie review: Urvashi’s intense act stands out in a mystery that fizzles out after initial promise
The Hinduby S R Praveen·11 Sept 2026
At times, one or two sequences are all it takes to turn an otherwise unremarkable movie into a worthwhile experience.
‘Haiwaan’ movie review: Saif Ali Khan labours in a defanged Priyadarshan thriller
The Hinduby Anuj Kumar·11 Sept 2026
A blind man, an innocent child, and an unhinged monster. As director Priyadarshan recreates Oppam (2016) for a Hindi audience, he sets the stage for an engrossing sensory thriller.
‘The Revolutionaries’ series review: Nikkhil Advani’s glossy historical fades away into reverential spectacle
The Hinduby Shreyas Pande·11 Sept 2026
Whose story is history? A central question that defines the nature of arguments over non-violent and violent approaches to India’s freedom struggle.
Oscar-winning Israeli filmmakers' documentary on Gaza war premieres at Venice Film Festival
New Indian Expressby Associated Press·11 Sept 2026
VENICE, Italy: Twenty-four Israeli military insiders including intelligence officers and soldiers give insight into the war in Gaza and what they say is the systemic killing of Palestinian...
‘Everybody Wants to F— Me’ Director on Poking Satirical Fun at Performative, Arthouse-Loving Nice Guys and Casting Taron Egerton to Play One
Varietyby Alex Ritman·11 Sept 2026
As far as date movies go, “Everybody Wants to Fuck Me,” a wild London-based rom-com-meets-thriller-meets-horror-meets-thought-provoking-satire, could be either among the worst choices or the best.
The Wildest 'Spider-Man' Scene Ever Gets Its Own Hot Toys
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier·11 Sept 2026
There are certain movie moments you simply never forget. The first time the Millennium Falcon jumps to hyperspace. Superman flying. The creation of the Fellowship of the Ring.
Jessica Chastain's new horror movie just keeps getting scarier
Polygon.comby Jake Kleinman·11 Sept 2026
Move aside, Michael Myers. Take a hike, Jason Voorhees. Get a real job, Art the Clown. Horror has a new name in 2026, and it's... Mommy.
Mythological fiction: This Hindi novel in translation is about Sita’s life, in her own words
Scroll.inby Anamika·11 Sept 2026
Just as we pick up the paintbrush and draw a unique pattern, each woman finds a unique answer to this question in her own life.
‘Moonfish’ Review: This Existential Outer Space Abandonment Saga Is a Bizarro ‘Project Hail Mary’
IndieWireby Christian Zilko·11 Sept 2026
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