Lit Hub Daily: September 25, 2026
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top 73%‘Anumana Pakshi’ movie review: A cluttered, exhausting crime comedy
The Hinduby Srivathsan Nadadhur21d ago
A second film by a director who is off to a successful start is generally considered a hurdle to cross.
How to Check Your Sources: Book Censorship News, September 25, 2026
BOOK RIOTby Kelly Jensen21d ago
Doing your own research matters, but so, too, does checking your sources when you do that work. Source checking is a crucial skill, but it can be difficult, even for folks who are well-versed in...
BBC confirms filming for 'moving' Irish drama has begun with Agnes Browne star
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Tianna Corbin)21d ago
BBC confirms filming for 'moving' Irish drama has begun with Agnes Browne star Marion O'Dwyer and Hazel Doupe star in the new drama about an unlikely friendship on a road trip from Belfast to...
Post your questions for the Pogues
The Guardianby Ben Beaumont-Thomas21d ago
When Shane MacGowan died in 2023, you’d be forgiven for wondering whether the Pogues could carry on, given what a singular frontman he was – and given the band had been dormant since 2014.
How Macklemore became an unlikely face of the Free Palestine movement
The Independentby Ellie Muir21d ago
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How the Sai Symphony orchestra is nurturing young musicians from rural backgrounds
The Hinduby Malini White21d ago
When we think of a symphony orchestra, we usually imagine an ensemble of Western musicians playing the works of Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahms.
L'Oréal Paris to Host Le Défilé at The Eiffel tower, Celebrating Sisterhood, Diversity and Inclusion
The Hinduby Cuelive21d ago
- Returns for the 9th edition of Le Défilé at the Eiffel Tower under the theme "Express Your Worth," featuring ambassador Aishwarya Rai Bachchan alongside an international line-up.
The Most Read Books on Goodreads This Week
BOOK RIOTby Community21d ago
While most of the titles on this list are the same as last week, there is one difference: the 2021 romance The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood is back in the top five, following its movie...
Books Like THE TRAITORS
BOOK RIOTby Emily Martin21d ago
The Traitors is back! Traitors: New Blood is now airing on NBC and Peacock, and the cast for the new celebrity Traitors season was just announced.
It's All App-ening: 9 Great Book and Reading Apps for Kids
BOOK RIOTby Liberty Hardy21d ago
At this moment, you are reading a post on a site dedicated to the love of books and reading. That means that at some point, you learned to read, and most likely, it happened at a young age.
Prince William's 3-word confession shows what he's like away from royal duties
Daily Express :by Abigail Nicholson21d ago
Prince William has offered a glimpse of what he enjoys away from royal duties with a three-word confession.
6 Great Mystery and Thriller Comics
BOOK RIOTby Elisa Shoenberger21d ago
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? remains one of the best films ever made. It managed to combine animation and the real world in a truly revolutionary way.
How the Smithsonian became the latest front in Trump’s culture war
Salonby Alec MacGillis21d ago
In November 2021, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History opened an exhibit called “The Electric Dr.
The Sublime Somi Bridges African and Western Jazz
The New Yorkerby Sheldon Pearce, Shauna Lyon, Dan Stahl, Marina Harss, Jillian Steinhauer, Richard Brody, Ryan Gellis21d ago
In the past two decades, the singer Laura Kabasomi Kakoma, who performs music mononymously as Somi, has become a bridge between Western jazz and the jazz of Africa.
Who Killed Paulina Borsook’s Career?
Wiredby Tommy Craggs21d ago
The offers had come in earlier that day. Paulina Borsook, 72, allowed herself a flash of excitement before returning to the question of what had ruined her life.
How Edgar Allan Poe Mined His Own Misery
The New Republicby Evan Kindley21d ago
Edgar Allan Poe can be difficult to take seriously. His contemporaries condescended to him, regarding him as talented but childish and undisciplined.
Why I Love Graphic Novels About Exploring Family Histories
BOOK RIOTby Eileen Gonzalez21d ago
I was recently lucky enough to read Game On (out October 6), a new middle grade graphic novel by Sina Grace.
The Drive-In, Streaming Platform Where Indie Filmmakers Keep IP, Audience and Money, Sets Launch (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Alex Ritman21d ago
A new streaming platform aimed at independent film and supporting independent filmmakers has been unveiled.
Should You Sit Out the Armory Show?
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic21d ago
If you survived day one of the New York fair flurry, you have my respect — Editor-in-Chief Hakim Bishara has read his share of booth press releases over the past 24 hours, too, and offers a...