Open Magazineby Sohini Dey13 Sept 2026
Taking Flight: Life persists despite loss and grief in Tishani Doshi’s new poems To want to be a bird is to wish to fly. In a world suffused with wonders, birds are among the most otherworldly.
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Emily Malia)13 Sept 2026
Singer died live on stage as thousands watched uttered 8 chilling last words His talent was one of the reasons that drew in thousands of audience members, but his sudden fall mid-performance was...
The Hinduby Bhuvanesh Chandar; Srinivasa Ramanujam13 Sept 2026
Camp Vijay: Time for celebration Mohammad Ashik is busy creating a hashtag for the upcoming Tamil film Varisu.
New Indian Expressby Associated Press13 Sept 2026
TORONTO: The 51st Toronto International Film Festival is underway, with steady parades of premieres running like traffic jams through downtown Toronto.
Frontlineby Krishnapriya C P13 Sept 2026
Seeds, resin, mud and textiles become metaphors for transformation. | Photo Credit: Prasannakumar N. An ongoing solo exhibition by the Chennai-based artist K.
The South Firstby PV Kondal Rao13 Sept 2026
Synopsis: The Nizam’s ‘Bicycle Boys’ are an unusual reminder of how early bicycles entered Hyderabad’s public life.
IndieWireby Kate Erbland13 Sept 2026
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Euronewsby Malek Fouda; Manuela Scarpellini13 Sept 2026
El-Toukhy's drama depicts the life of a young nanny and housekeeper who marries her wealthy and older widower employer, but harbours a shameful secret that threatens to unravel her new life and...
Scroll.inby Kathleen L Wyma13 Sept 2026
Emerging against the backdrop of Indira Gandhi’s Emergency (1975-77) and her subsequent return to power in 1980, the landmark exhibition Place for People mirrored the pedagogic approach and...
TalkAndroidby Ethan Collins13 Sept 2026
Bret Easton Ellis Returns to the Screen After American Psycho, Less Than Zero, and The Rules of Attraction, Bret Easton Ellis’s world is back on screen.
New Indian Expressby Associated Press13 Sept 2026
VENICE: "Woman Unknown," a drama about Denmark in the aftermath of the Nazi occupation directed by May el-Toukhy, won the prestigious Golden Lion at the 83rd Venice Film Festival on Saturday.
The Hinduby Srinivasa Ramanujam13 Sept 2026
At Tirupattur in Sivaganga district, the counting of votes for the Assembly elections played out like a Vijay film.
Euronewsby Saskia O'Donoghue13 Sept 2026
From the vineyards of Tuscany and lavender fields of Provence to the rugged Scottish coast and the peaks of the French Alps, Europe is home to some of the world’s most spectacular cycling routes...
Polygon.comby Jen Glennon13 Sept 2026
It’s quite literally the name of the game: Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto series is all about stealing cars.
The Guardianby Julia Samuel, Alexei Sayle, Esther Freud, Deborah Levy, Guy Gunaratne and Chloe Aridjis13 Sept 2026
‘People return to their childhood homes to revisit earlier versions of themselves’ Psychotherapist and author Julia Samuel I recently took my best friend to see my childhood home in Kensington...
Varietyby Todd Spangler13 Sept 2026
Brendan Carr, the Trump-aligned Republican chairman of the FCC, accused James Talarico, a Texas Democrat running for the U.S.
Hindustan Timesby Sanjeev K Jha13 Sept 2026
Work on proposed national museum gathers pace, 350+ artisans and firms join project Over 350 participants joined government programmes exploring crafts, immersive technology and industry...
Varietyby Clayton Davis13 Sept 2026
Roughly two-thirds through “Misty Green,” Rosalind Eleazar takes a breath and lets a rendition of “One Night Only,” from the musical “Dreamgirls,” rip.
The Hinduby Nivedita Ganguly13 Sept 2026
Vinayak Chavithi in Visakhapatnam comes with several interesting formats this year. Along with the customary pandals and Ganesha idols, organisers and artists have found unusual materials and...
ABC News Australiaby Al Newstead13 Sept 2026
Bryce Dessner has always lived across two worlds. He is the guitarist and keyboardist in The National, one of indie rock's most successful and prestigious acts, which he co-founded in 1999.
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