The Guardianby Kim Willsher in Paris16d ago
For more than 50 years it was held in a private art collection with an “almost mythical status” that was likened to a miniature version of Paris’s Musée d’Orsay.
BOOK RIOTby Summer Loomis16d ago
When I think of award-winning graphic novels, two immediately come to mind. They are Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic and Alice Oseman’s Heartstopper series.
BOOK RIOTby Carolina Ciucci16d ago
I love reading Latin American historical fiction. I get lost in the depth of the stories, the cultural references so like my own, and the similarity and yet differences between the collective...
Frontlineby Ananya Vajpeyi16d ago
There are at least two excellent reasons to look at The View From Here: Stories and Poems of Many Indias edited by Githa Hariharan and K.
New Indian Expressby A Sharadhaa16d ago
Standing opposite Shivanna with a machete is pure madness — Yogi For Yogi, Bail provided the creative closure he had sought since his earlier collaboration with the superstar.
New Indian Expressby Avinash Ramachandran16d ago
Actor-filmmaker Fahadh Faasil is a unique phenomenon in Indian cinema. He might suddenly be everywhere one moment, completely away from the spotlight in another, and fleeting in and out of it the...
BOOK RIOTby Chris M. Arnone16d ago
All bow before the shelf trophies! You’ve probably heard the term “book dragon,” referring to those who collect books like dragons collect gold and gems for their hoard.
BOOK RIOTby Jeffrey Davies16d ago
It’s often said that, throughout history, queer people have been at the forefront of shaping the cultures that often come to be appreciated by the heteronormative mainstream.
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic16d ago
From David Hockney’s beloved dachshunds to Frida Kahlo’s menagerie of parrots, the history of art is a history of animals.
The Guardianby Cath Clarke16d ago
‘I decide my past,” says a village matriarch in this intriguingly political and poetic drama from Suzannah Mirghani, making her feature debut – and with it becoming the first Sudanese woman to...
CJRby Susie Banikarim16d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Chris Hansen feels ambushed. He is standing outside a Regal movie theater in Times Square.
CJRby Amos Barshad16d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Assal Rad, an activist and Middle East historian, has become known for social media posts in which she edits headlines that she finds absurd, largely for their...
Memebaseby Elna McHilderson16d ago
- 01 - If you're currently going through a breakup, which, apparently, lots of people are right now, then at least you can be grateful it's fall.
BOOK RIOTby Kelly Jensen16d ago
Holiday books are hitting fast and heavy right now, and this week, there are not one, but two, Christmas-themed romances hitting shelves.
The Hinduby Vivek M V16d ago
The biggest challenge of watching a movie after it’s been hyped on social media is shutting out the noise and focusing on the film itself.
IrishCentral.comby Frances Mulraney16d ago
Ireland rarely looks as elegant or as magical as it does in this beautiful short film, which traces the essence of the country through its past, its present, and above all, its people.
The Hinduby Sangeetha Devi Dundoo16d ago
The note from the makers of an upcoming English-Telugu film titled Impure, which is set in Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam, reads: “This isn’t an anti-patriarchy or an anti-men film.
Polygon.comby Sam Nelson16d ago
Ernest Cline’s 2011 novel Ready Player One was an enormous hit, engrossing readers with a dystopian adventure filled with nerdy ‘80s references.
BOOK RIOTby Community16d ago
The best book covers of September 2026 We all judge a book by its cover. There’s no shame in that—covers are the biggest marketing tool a book has. But not all book covers are created equal.
Varietyby Emiliano de Pablos16d ago
Beta Film has unveiled a broad international sales footprint for “Rex – Vienna Calling,” the latest incarnation of the three-decade-old “Rex – A Cop’s Best Friend” franchise, as production gets...
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