‘I thought I would lose my career’: Orville Peck on addiction and creating his best album yet
The Guardianby Jason Lamphier16 Sept 2026
Orville Peck was in the middle of a soundcheck when he found out that his idol Dolly Parton had died.
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top 99%'Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!' review: A feel-good movie about grief
Mashableby Kristy Puchko16 Sept 2026
Grief can be weird and funny sometimes. For example, when I turned up to my grandmother's funeral years ago, I didn't wear a black dress, because I didn't own one.
Introducing the Cover of SITUATIONSHIP by Máire Roche
BOOK RIOTby Guest16 Sept 2026
Máire Roche is the author of the queer cozy fantasy Bromantasy. Her next novel is Situationship, out June 1, 2027 from Putnam. Today, Book Riot is hosting the cover reveal!
📚 A little of everything
BOOK RIOTby Community16 Sept 2026
Bookish puzzles for fall fun It took me many years to fall in love with doing jigsaw puzzles, but when I realized I could puzzle while listening to audiobooks and podcasts, it became a hobby...
Celina Sharma gets personal with new EP, Chapter 2
The Hinduby Neeraja Murthy16 Sept 2026
International singer-songwriter Celina Sharma reveals a more personal side of herself with her new EP, Chapter 2.
Bake Off 2026 start date revealed – plus, the baking kit worthy of star bakers
The Independentby Angharad Moran16 Sept 2026
The wait is almost over – everyone’s favourite tent-based baking show will be back in all its pastel-coloured glory later this month.
Oscars: Spain Selects ‘La Bola Negra’ for International Features Race
Varietyby Emiliano de Pablos16 Sept 2026
“La Bola Negra,” Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi’s Cannes Festival sensation, is Spain’s submission for the 2027 international feature film Academy Award.
Top 5 most-watched movies on OTT platforms as of 2026
The Siasat Dailyby Rasti Amena16 Sept 2026
Mumbai: The entertainment landscape has changed dramatically with the rise of OTT platforms. What was once seen as an alternative to theatrical releases has now become a major part of how audiences...
Charles Spencer’s Princess Diana memoir stolen from lorry
The Independentby Rachel McGrath16 Sept 2026
Copies of Charles Spencer’s new memoir about his sister Princess Diana have been stolen from a lorry ahead of its release date, according to reports.
Mia Hansen-Løve’s new Mary Wollstonecraft biopic to shoot in Ireland
IrishCentral.comby IrishCentral Staff16 Sept 2026
"If Love Should Die", a new feature film on the life of Mary Wollstonecraft, will shoot across Ireland, as well as other European countries in the coming months.
Quote Of The Day By Gary Oldman: 'There's No Handbook For Parenting, You Walk A Very Fine Line As A Parent Because You Are Civilizing These Raw Things...' - TVLine
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Eammon Parks Jacobs)16 Sept 2026
Quote Of The Day By Gary Oldman: 'There's No Handbook For Parenting, You Walk A Very Fine Line As A Parent Because You Are Civilizing These Raw Things...'
You Can Actually Sleep Inside a Real Poké Ball Now - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Ida Torres16 Sept 2026
Every themed hotel room I’ve ever stayed in has let me down in the same predictable way. You book something that promises a full transformation and what you actually get is a normal room with a...
Watch Footage from the Psychology Experiment That Shocked the World: Milgram’s Obedience Study (1961)
Open Cultureby OC16 Sept 2026
For decades following World War II, the world was left wondering how the atrocities of the Holocaust could have been perpetrated in the midst of—and, most horrifically, by—a modern and civilized...
Safe Spaces by Tice Cin review – a kaleidoscopic vision of precarity, music and grief
The Guardianby Sana Goyal16 Sept 2026
Tice Cin’s philosophical and poetic new novel about a young Turkish-Cypriot songwriter and music producer extends the preoccupations of her prizewinning debut, 2021’s Keeping the House.
The Cycle of Love review – a 6,000-mile bike ride caps a real life Swedish-Indian romance
The Guardianby Leslie Felperin16 Sept 2026
Here is a story that on the face of it seems so wildly unlikely it can only be true. Indeed, the very concept of a romantic documentary sounds almost oxymoronic, an indication of how much...
Travel memoir: Assamese political activist Khairun Nessa Choudhury recalls her Hajj trip
Scroll.inby Teresa Rehman16 Sept 2026
Nilufar Majumdar, a professional cake decorator, has treasured memories of her nani (grandmother), Khairun Nessa Choudhury.
The Cafe at the End of the World, Helen Comerford
RogerBW's Blog16 Sept 2026
2026 young adult modern fantasy, first of a pair of books. Lydie is the daughter of Death (now retired), but she just wants to work at and eventually take over the café in the tiny town.
Tony Christie reveals doctors advised music and singing for his dementia diagnosis
The Independentby Casey Cooper-Fiske16 Sept 2026
Tony Christie, the singer behind “(Is This The Way To) Amarillo”, has revealed how doctors told him that continuing his vocal career would help ease the impact of his dementia.
New Order keyboard player Gillian Gilbert reveals she is living with cancer
The Independentby Casey Cooper-Fiske16 Sept 2026
New Order keyboard player Gillian Gilbert has disclosed that she is "living with cancer". The 65-year-old took to Instagram to clear up misconceptions, confirming she was the one diagnosed with the...
Peter Jackson’s Weta FX to Talk AI as Netflix’s Creative Asia Spotlights ‘Possible Love’ in Busan
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran16 Sept 2026
Netflix and the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) are bringing back Creative Asia for a third consecutive year, with the program set for Oct. 10 at Dongseo University’s Centum Campus.