Polygon.comby Tasha Robinson23d ago
Let’s get this out of the way up front: If you have questions after watching Kane Parsons’ hit horror movie Backrooms, you won’t find many answers in the more than 20 Backrooms videos he made for...
RogerBW's Blog23d ago
1990 war, dir. Jack Sholder, Powers Boothe, Rebecca de Mornay: IMDb. Terrorists fire a nuclear missile into the USSR. Things get worse.
The Guardianby Safi Bugel23d ago
Perhaps you know Norma Tanega for her chirpy 60s folk pop, such as Walkin’ My Cat Named Dog, which charted in the US and Canada.
Open Cultureby Colin Marshall23d ago
Before she became a composer of electronic music, Else Marie Pade was a sick child listening to the radio.
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Sara Hesikova23d ago
I’ve been saying this all throughout this month when I talk or write about something Christmassy – I know it’s only September, but brands are dropping their Christmas collections now.
The South Africanby Nicole Burger23d ago
Superheroes, cosplay and a KidsCon Zone: Comic Con Africa is back One of South Africa’s biggest pop culture events lands right in the middle of the school holidays, and there’s a dedicated zone for...
Daily Express :by Sophia Papamavroudi23d ago
Prince Harry left youngsters in stitches following his whirlwind trip to New York City this week, it has emerged.
Varietyby Leo Barraclough23d ago
Former BBC journalist Naima Mohamud’s heartfelt and warm comedy “Halima,” about a 10-year-old Somali girl trying to fit in Finland in 1998 took home Helsinki’s Finnish Film Affair’s top prize for...
Varietyby Guy Lodge23d ago
The Unabomber may be a figure of enduring public fascination, but it’s hard to see that extending to “Unabomber,” Netflix‘s unimaginatively titled and prosaically assembled drama about how domestic...
The Guardianby Pamela Hutchinson23d ago
Once seen, never forgotten – the 1931 Frankenstein is 95 years old, but still one of the most instantly recognisable of classic horrors.
Mashableby Christina Buff23d ago
Table of Contents I would've never guessed that a movie based on a viral YouTube found-footage series based on an unsettling old 4chan post would become the highest-grossing film in A24's history...
The Independentby Tom Murray23d ago
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Varietyby Rafa Sales Ross23d ago
Alexandros Avranas, who won the Venice Film Festival Silver Lion for best director for the harrowing drama “Miss Violence,” will helm the Greek adaptation of Globoplay’s hit series “The Others.”...
Scroll.inby Nandini Ramnath23d ago
Tamil director Karthik Subbaraj’s Dorothy is set in 1995, in a village in Madurai where caste lines are thickly drawn, family honour is paramount and ascribed roles are rejected only on pain of...
The Hinduby Ruth Dhanaraj23d ago
What matters to each of us could be as different as caterpillars and concrete. Two distinct styles of art depicting this facet of human nature is on display at the MKF Museum of Art.
Scroll.inby Nandini Ramnath23d ago
The forest has eyes and she can see but can’t spell, at least not in English. Deepak Kumar Mishra’s Hindi film The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest deploys a numerologically felicitous title in its...
Frontlineby Aditya Ramesh23d ago
Longing for an Elsewhere is a book about the cultural logic of development. Development is a term and marker that has characterised policy, economic, and social discourse throughout the 20th...
Varietyby Chris Willman23d ago
If you’re a Taylor Swift fan, one of your deepest fears this year might have been that the pop superstar will be so wrapped up in a long, rapturous honeymoon that she’ll neglect to bring us down by...
Varietyby Callum McLennan23d ago
SAN SEBASTIÁN, Spain — Finland’s Gaussian Scout (formerly listed Virtual Location Scouting) and Spain’s Pixentinel claimed the top prizes at the 2026 Zinemaldia Startup Challenge, the San Sebastián...
ABC News Australiaby Tahlia Roy23d ago
In short: An Indigenous artist has won the 2026 Napier Waller Art Prize for the first time. Ron Bradfield Jnr's sculpture outshone about 150 other entrants and is exhibited at the Australian War...
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