Leif Erickson's '60s Cult Horror Classic Is Worth Revisiting For Free This Weekend - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Jeremy Smith)·12 Sept 2026
Leif Erickson's '60s Cult Horror Classic Is Worth Revisiting For Free This Weekend William Castle was the king of the gimmicky B-movie.
First Clip of ‘Club Kid’ Star Jordan Firstman as U.S. Voice Cast Lead in Cannes Breakout ‘Jim Queen’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Marta Balaga·12 Sept 2026
Jordan Firstman, fresh off directorial debut “Club Kid” – acquired by A24 for release this November – leads the English-language voice cast of “Jim Queen.” Variety reveals the exclusive first clip...
Yes, Vinegar Will Clean Your Car's Windshield And Mirrors, But Avoid These Mistakes - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Chris Tsui)·12 Sept 2026
Yes, Vinegar Will Clean Your Car's Windshield And Mirrors, But Avoid These Mistakes Your windshield and mirrors are arguably the most important non-mechanical parts of your car to keep clean.
Copyright laws need an overhaul to address AI challenges: Kerala CM Satheesan
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·12 Sept 2026
KOCHI: Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan has called for necessary changes in the legal framework to protect copyright and address emerging challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI)...
How India and Pakistan Shaped Influential Fashion Photographer Frank Horvat’s Career
PetaPixelby Pesala Bandara·12 Sept 2026
A new book explores the images groundbreaking fashion photographer Frank Horvat took in India and Pakistan early in his career, and how the experience shaped his work.
Eurovision made me realise that I was autistic at 34
The Guardianby Scott Bryan·12 Sept 2026
The Eurovision song contest meant a lot to me growing up. The eclectic performances. Terry Wogan’s despair.
The Anti-Woke Right Can’t Figure Out How to Stop ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’
Wiredby Miles Klee·12 Sept 2026
Rockstar Games’ best-selling Grand Theft Auto series wasn’t often accused of political sensitivity during its legendary run from the late 1990s through the early 2010s.
‘Dau’ Review: Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s Vast Cinematic Experiment in Historical World-Building Remains More Impressive From a Distance
Varietyby Guy Lodge·12 Sept 2026
More than six years after Ilya Khrzhanovsky premiered “DAU. Natasha” and “DAU. Degeneration” at the Berlin Film Festival — right before the global COVID lockdown — to a politely muted reception and...
‘Totém’ Director Lila Avilés Wraps Production on ‘Cábula,’ Releases First Look (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Postcardjunky·12 Sept 2026
Mexican filmmaker Lila Avilés (“Totém”) has wrapped production on her next feature film, “Cábula,” and shared an exclusive first-look image with Variety.
RHYTHM Is the Walkman the Smartphone Era Forgot to Build - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby JC Torres·12 Sept 2026
Smartphones turned music into just another notification competing for attention, a song interrupted by a text, an album broken up by a calendar alert.
Lit Hub Weekly: September 7 – 11, 2026
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Daily·12 Sept 2026
Lit Hub Weekly: September 7 - 11, 2026 THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET - A new season means new books. Here are 34 titles you need to read this fall.
Teaser, release date for Gulshan Devaiah and Rasika Dugal starrer children’s film Little Thomas out
New Indian Expressby CE Features·12 Sept 2026
The teaser and release date of Gulshan Devaiah and Rasika Dugal starrer children’s film Little Thomas were unveiled by the makers on Friday.
Mahadevi Varma and the lost literary world of Allahabad
Frontlineby Anusua Mukherjee·12 Sept 2026
Dear Reader, The other day, while travelling down the road lining the outer walls of an army camp in Bengaluru, I saw something unusual.
Julia Donaldson: ‘Am I the Gruffalo Granny? Not really. I’m the mouse’
The Guardianby Joanna Moorhead·12 Sept 2026
In 1999 a journalist asked a then-unknown author to share her millennium wish. The author, who was 51 years old and had published only one book before, said she hoped her new one, out that year...
The Battle of New York
Hyperallergicby Hakim Bishara·12 Sept 2026
September 7, noon: It’s Labor Day but some labor has to be done. I see a young man at a cafe wearing a hat embroidered with the words “Contemporary Art Market.” If only he knew, I mutter, and bury...
Zelda: Ocarina of Time is Actually A Horror Game
Polygon.comby Oli Welsh·12 Sept 2026
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is a fairy tale, more so even than most other Zelda games. Recognizing this is key to understanding (if not necessarily liking) the visual approach Nintendo has...
Ric Burns, N.Y.C. Optimist
The New Yorkerby Eric Lach·12 Sept 2026
Not long ago, the documentary filmmaker Ric Burns appeared in the doorway of his Upper West Side office with a fresh wound over his forehead.
On Not Being a Homeowner
The New Yorkerby Anna Holmes·12 Sept 2026
In 2014, a decade before my mother died, I helped her sort through the contents of her garage, on Baja Avenue, in Davis, California.
Mandaadi Movie Review: Scintillating sail despite some turbulence
New Indian Expressby Akshay Kumar·12 Sept 2026
Mandaadi Movie Review: Nothing unites or divides people like sports. As a popular saying goes, “Sports do not build character, they reveal it.” Sports have the potential to bring out the best and...
Yayoi Kusama: the woman behind the infinite dots
The Hinduby Akanksha Kamath·12 Sept 2026
I have this memory of walking into a Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror Room in Mumbai’s NMACC back in 2024, when it had just opened.
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