‘A couple of times people walked out’: how an Anne Frank musical became the hottest theater ticket of the year
The Guardianby Juan A Ramírez·20d ago
It’s difficult to not invoke the term “woke” when discussing Slam Frank, the 2025 musical that reimagines Anne Frank as a pansexual Latina.
Julia Jacklin, on identity and maturity in her new album, ‘The Gem’: ‘You can find freedom in love with the right person’
El País Englishby Jordi Alonso Martínez Yañez·20d ago
Four years have passed since Julia Jacklin released her third studio album, Pre-Pleasure. The record — just like her first two — was critically acclaimed, cementing the Australian artist’s place as...
In Washington DC, a Spanish-language theater offers a refuge from ICE
El País Englishby Patricia Caro·20d ago
The iconic GALA Hispanic Theater in Washington, D.C., a pioneer in presenting Spanish-language plays in the U.S.
Salute 25 Years of Adult Swim by Marathoning the TV Block’s Iconic ‘Infomercials’ Online
IndieWireby Alison Foreman·20d ago
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Keralam schoolgirl ‘strikes gold’ at Asian Games
New Indian Expressby Aparna Nair·20d ago
KOCHI: As Malayali athletes are making their mark at the Asian Games, a Class 10 student from Keralam is also basking in quiet glory. With a painting that’s on display in Nagoya.
From aerospace to acting, how Rekha Kudligi became the charming late bloomer of Kannada cinema
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors·20d ago
At a major turning-point in her life, after more than two decades of experience in systems, software, and solutions, Rekha Kudligi decided to explore an unfamiliar world.
Director Vishnu Varadhan on ‘Nesippaya’, returning to Tamil cinema and writing a contemporary love story
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors·20d ago
After making a stellar debut in Bollywood with Shershaah (2021), filmmaker Vishnu Varadhan is back on his home turf.
Murli Manohar Joshi criticises 'concerts, DJ events' at Badrinath
National Heraldby NH Digital·20d ago
Murli Manohar Joshi criticises 'concerts, DJ events' at Badrinath BJP veteran says concert-style events violate sanctity of shrine; criticism coincides with Modi's ‘Bhajan Clubbing’ programme in...
Kalidas Jayaram and Dushara Vijayan interview on ‘Raayan’: ‘Dhanush’s energy as a director is crazy’
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors·20d ago
Actors Kalidas Jayaram and Dushara Vijayan, who played a discordant duo in Pa Ranjith’s Natchathiram Nagargiradhu, have taken quite an exploratory route in recent years.
INTERVIEW | ‘House without books is like a room without windows’
New Indian Expressby Team TNIE·20d ago
At Thiruvananthapuram’s All Saints’ College, Khyrunnisa A’s lectures were always keenly awaited. The humour she garnished them with transformed routine English classes into joyful learning.
vacation day 1!
Jolly's Blogby jollyanchorblog (hidden)·20d ago
vacation day 1! Today was the first day of our little 4 day vacation in the nothern part of the state! It was a pretty simple day.
Vayalar’s melodies strike a chord in Wayanad's Nambikolli village
New Indian Expressby Lakshmi Athira·20d ago
KALPETTA: Vayalar Ramavarma’s songs have a timeless essence. Decades after his passing, generations continue to sing and listen to his creations.
How to Speak Forest
The Marginalianby Maria Popova·20d ago
How to Speak Forest By Maria Popova “The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way,” William Blake wrote in his most passionate...
The rebranding of Ahmedabad’s food scene
The Hinduby Nivedita Jayaram Pawar·20d ago
The first thing that hits you at Sora is not the menu, but the sheer scale of the ambition. Spanning an impressive 11,000 sq ft, this Asian-Peruvian restaurant, designed with Art Deco flourishes...
International Translation Day: What the power of being understood means
The Hinduby Anasuya Menon·20d ago
This year’s International Translation Day is themed Linguistic Diversity and Language Rights, with the subtitle ‘The Power to be Understood’.
‘Hanuman Ansh’ Indian Sleeper Hit’s International Distribution Strategy Unveiled by ‘K.G.F,’ ‘Kantara’ Outfit Hombale Films (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran·20d ago
Indian devotional film “Hanuman Ansh” has grossed more than $3.5 million outside its home territory since Hombale Films took it to international audiences, and the company behind the blockbuster...
Thousands celebrate cultural diversity at Auckland’s Moon Festival
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa·20d ago
Thousands gathered in Auckland on Friday for the start of the Moon Festival, a three-day event marking mid-autumn celebrations, a traditional holiday observed in different forms across Asia.
Inside South India’s bars: How design and architecture are changing the drinking experience
The Hinduby Anisha Menezes·20d ago
India has three bars in Asia’s 50 Best Bars list in 2026: Boilermaker (Goa), Soka, and Bar Spirit Forward (Bengaluru) for their flair and inventive cocktails. But the drinks are not the only focus.
Beloved children's author Andy Griffiths immortalised with sculpture
ABC News Australiaby Lish Fejer·20d ago
In short: One of Australia's most-loved children's authors, Andy Griffiths, has been recognised in a sculpture called Andy Andy.
Martial Law wanted a soundtrack, but the kids kept changing the lyrics
Rapplerby Joey Salgado·20d ago
AT A GLANCE - The Marcos regime sought to win the hearts and minds of the youth during Martial Law by promoting a controlled cultural narrative through music and media, but the youth often...
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