A journey through the historic pubs of Dublin
IrishCentral.comby Patrick Donald·17 Sept 2026
Travel through Dublin and its history with the tales of these pubs, dating back to the 1600s. Irish pubs have for decades been a hub of creative, historical, and political activity.
Industry Players From Sony Pictures Classics and FilmNation Among Those Who Flocked the NY Film & Entertainment Soccer Tournament Benefitting Local Charities
Varietyby Elskes·17 Sept 2026
Industry players from Sony Pictures Classics, FilmNation, Gersh and Cinetic were among the film and entertainment figures who traded screening rooms for the soccer pitch at this year’s New York...
Six party supporters killed in road crash
Premium Timesby adajiesther·17 Sept 2026
Six supporters of former Inspector-General of Police and Social Democratic Party (SDP) governorship candidate in Nasarawa State, Mohammed Adamu, have died after being involved in a road crash in...
The Bestselling Books of the Week, According to All the Lists
BOOK RIOTby Community·17 Sept 2026
In this week’s roundup of the bestselling books according to all the lists, we have four titles making their debut.
Explore the African Continent With These 8 Picture Books by African Authors
BOOK RIOTby Margaret Kingsbury·17 Sept 2026
After Asia, Africa is the second-largest and most populous continent, with a great diversity of ecosystems, histories, and customs across its more than 50 countries.
Austen-Inspired Historical Romance for Fans of The Other Bennet Sister
BOOK RIOTby Rachel Brittain·17 Sept 2026
Austen fans are having a banner year for adaptations. A BBC miniseries based on The Other Bennet Sister, a 2020 novel reimagining the life of Mary Bennet, premiered earlier this year and...
Try to Remain Calm: 5 Excellent Mundane Fantasy Novels
BOOK RIOTby Liberty Hardy·17 Sept 2026
These days, just being awake in this world is enough to raise your blood pressure, when everywhere we turn, it’s doom, doom, doom. To help you relax, you should try a mundane fantasy novel!
‘We live with a big burden’: US sexual abuse survivor hopes priest’s death brings closure
World news | The Guardianby Ramon Antonio Vargas·17 Sept 2026
A survivor of childhood sexual abuse by a defrocked Boston Catholic priest who was portrayed admitting to molesting minors in the Oscar-winning Hollywood film Spotlight says he hopes the...
De Gaulle: Liberté review – biopic of conquering French war hero reaches his imperial era
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw·17 Sept 2026
The massive and commercially triumphant two-part movie about General Charles de Gaulle comes to end with this second half, which does not, as I half expected it might, go into the complex area of...
What Counterpublic Triennial Brings to St. Louis
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic·17 Sept 2026
Wondering what art shows to see in the Windy City this fall? Local writer Natalie Jenkins has some recommendations, along with existential observations such as this: "Chicago’s residents are in a...
Salman Rushdie and Rachel Eliza Griffiths Turned His Stabbing Into a True Crime Love Story
Vanity Fairby Dan Adler·17 Sept 2026
After Salman Rushdie was stabbed onstage at an event in upstate New York in 2022, his wife, the poet, novelist, and artist Rachel Eliza Griffiths, made a striking decision at the hospital in the...
The Liberated Women of Sigrid Nunez’s New York
The New Republicby Maggie Doherty·17 Sept 2026
A writer receives a letter from her high school teacher, who married the writer’s high school sweetheart. A professional Brad Pitt impersonator entertains a woman with dementia.
Your Parents’ Fall TV Preview
The New Yorkerby Josh Gondelman·17 Sept 2026
It’s that dreary time of year again—back to school, back to work. Thank God for the fall TV lineup.
Pingyao Festival Sets 10th Edition Lineup With Fei Mu Restoration, Films From Cristian Mungiu, James Gray
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·17 Sept 2026
The Pingyao International Film Festival has unveiled the full lineup for its 10th edition, with a 4K restoration of Fei Mu’s 1948 classic “Spring in a Small Town” opening the anniversary program...
"Minotaur" by Andrey Zvyagintsev to represent France at Oscars
Euronewsby Alexander Kazakevich·17 Sept 2026
A marital drama set against the war in Ukraine, produced by French companies, will compete for the best international film Oscar in March 2027.
I unboxed Selfridges’s beauty advent calendar 2026 – and it’s worth more than £1,200
The Independentby Alice Reynolds·17 Sept 2026
Selfridges has revealed the contents of its 2026 advent calendar, with beauty lovers once again to a 25-day countdown worth £1,278.
Win the perfect grown-up escape with Parkdean Resorts
The Independentby The Independent·17 Sept 2026
In need of a break? Right now you can enter a giveaway to win a £450 voucher for use while booking a holiday at any of Parkdean Resorts’ holiday parks.
‘Belzebubs’ Created by JP Ahonen Is a Relatable Story About Liberal Values Where ‘The Addams’ Family Meets ‘Modern Family’ – and Satanism (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Marta Balaga·17 Sept 2026
Finnish artist JP Ahonen is ready to unleash the animated series “Belzebubs” onto the unsuspecting world. Based on his successful webcomic, it will premiere at Helsinki Intl.
Bikini-clad Mel B puts some puts some zig-a-zig-ah into morning steps
Mail Onlineby Joanna Crawley·17 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Mel B was in great spirits as she settled back into LA life with an energetic morning hike with her husband on Wednesday.
Inside the 'scariest house on Rightmove' - as home sells for £200,000
Mail Onlineby Jada Bas·17 Sept 2026
A derelict 'house of horrors' dubbed the 'scariest on Rightmove' has been sold at auction for almost triple its guide price.
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