Dominic West backs ‘top shagger’ Byron in poetry battle with Bob Geldof
The Guardianby Helena Horton·20 Sept 2026
Dominic West has said Lord Byron is his favourite poet because he was a “top shagger” and said he was not concerned the rise of AI might snuff out poetry.
“Dark Horse,” by Sarah Anderson
The New Yorkerby Sarah Anderson·20 Sept 2026
In my mind, my father is fucking the horse again. From the front, you can hardly tell. She blinks slowly; she is still.
Sharon Horgan, Autofiction Auteur
The New Yorkerby Inkoo Kang·20 Sept 2026
In Sharon Horgan’s new HBO comedy, “Youth,” Alex, a fiftysomething divorcée, struggles to adjust to her newly empty nest, only to find her son back at home after his first week at college, with...
The Spanish town that stole John Lennon's heart
Mail Onlineby Sarah Gordon·20 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source It's where spaghetti Westerns were filmed and John Lennon wrote Strawberry Fields Forever.
1975 Indian film with highest number of ticket sales ever
The Siasat Dailyby Sardar Sarabjoth Singh·20 Sept 2026
Hyderabad: Box-office collections may dominate conversations today, but ticket sales tell a different story about a film’s popularity.
How Much Porsche Models Cost In 1976 Vs. 2026 - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Brad Brownell)·20 Sept 2026
How Much Porsche Models Cost In 1976 Vs. 2026 There was a point, long long ago, when Porsche built aspirational sports cars for the everyman, or at least the upper-middle-class dentists.
8 Years Ago, Critical Role Changed Forever with Its Most Shocking Character Death
Polygon.comby Aimee Hart·20 Sept 2026
The cast of Critical Role has brought plenty of laughter and joy throughout their many Dungeons & Dragons campaigns, one-shots, and miniseries adventures.
‘Resident Evil movies? I’ve never seen one’: Weapons director Zach Cregger on resurrecting the beloved zombie franchise
The Guardianby Ellen E Jones·20 Sept 2026
When Barbarian, Zach Cregger’s debut film as a solo writer-director, came out in 2022, it was a big success, creating a buzz among horror connoisseurs, garnering good reviews, and grossing $46m.
From Lizzie Borden to Myra Hindley, why are we still so fascinated with female killers? | Rebecca Rideal
The Guardianby Rebecca Rideal·20 Sept 2026
On 20 June 1893, in New Bedford, Massachusetts, a packed courtroom waited with bated breath for the jury to return its verdict following a gruelling double-murder trial.
Taryn Simon on her most ambitious exhibition yet: ‘It’s built almost like a novel’
The Guardianby Quinn Moreland·20 Sept 2026
Taryn Simon is seated in a conference room at the Guggenheim, looking dazed. Her new show, Father Country I Do Love You, opens in under three weeks.
‘We broke the rules:’ why chef Ferran Adriá is the subject of new TV drama
The Guardianby Stephen Burgen in Barcelona·20 Sept 2026
Revered and reviled, during the 28 years he presided over El Bulli, a small restaurant in a remote corner of Catalonia, Ferran Adrià changed cooking for ever.
Quote Of The Day By Andrew Garfield: 'Where We Are Most Deeply Wounded Is Where We Are Most Deeply Gifted. There Is Something Stunning In That...' - TVLine
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Debopriyaa Dutta)·20 Sept 2026
Quote Of The Day By Andrew Garfield: 'Where We Are Most Deeply Wounded Is Where We Are Most Deeply Gifted. There Is Something Stunning In That...'
Why Are So Many Star Trek Admirals Evil? An Investigation - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Witney Seibold)·20 Sept 2026
Why Are So Many Star Trek Admirals Evil? An Investigation Welcome to Trekspertise, a series where we break down the technology, history, details, and decisions that make the Star Trek universe so...
The Underground Scene - 3 Quarks Daily
3 Quarks Dailyby Mike O'Brien·20 Sept 2026
by Mike O’Brien It takes me a long time to finish books. The last one I finished was published about a century ago, or four and a half centuries ago, depending on how you figure it.
Sunday book pick: A murder is announced in Gabriel García Márquez’s ‘Chronicle of a Death Foretold’
Scroll.inby Sayari Debnath·20 Sept 2026
“‘But no matter how much they tossed the story back and forth, no one could explain to me how poor Santiago Nasar ended up being involved in such a mix-up.’ The only thing they knew for sure was...
Lord and Miller's Near-Perfect 21 Jump Street Revival is Officially Returning
Polygon.comby Michael McWhertor·20 Sept 2026
It's been 12 years since the release of 22 Jump Street, the sequel to Phil Lord and Christopher Miller's R-rated action-comedy reimagining of the late-'80s TV drama 21 Jump Street.
Style Scouting: Vol. 308
In My Own Styleby Holly·20 Sept 2026
Thanks for stopping by for this week’s Style Scouting. This is where we will share the random stuff that captured our attention or inspired us that we found online.
The Legend of Zelda Movie Cast: Every Confirmed Actor and Role in Nintendo's 2027 Film
Polygon.comby Michael McWhertor·20 Sept 2026
Nintendo is attempting something it hasn't done in more than 30 years: make a live-action adaptation of its video games.
Day jobs and dreams: Dubai OFWs chase indie film spotlight
Rapplerby Jojo Dass·20 Sept 2026
AT A GLANCE - A group of 70 overseas Filipino workers in Dubai, ranging from various professions, have pursued acting under the guidance of director Francis L.J.
Union govt denies censor exemption to 31 films at Docu & Short Film Festival of Kerala
The News Minuteby TNM Staff·20 Sept 2026
The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has denied censor exemption to 31 films selected for the 18th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSFFK), putting their...
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