Mail Onlineby Eliana Silver9d ago
A Russian beauty queen who controversially divorced Malaysia’s then-king after just a year of marriage appears to have left her tumultuous royal past behind.
Scroll.inby Diksha Basu9d ago
I am a fiction writer. I find fiction safe, escapist, protective – a barrier against the world. It’s true, of course, that all fiction comes from reality and mine is no exception but I can always...
GQby Savannah Sobrevilla9d ago
Tremaine Emory likes my beat-up loafers. He tells me this as we sit face-to-face on a small gallery bench inside the SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia, buttressed by artifacts from his life.
Yanko Designby Srishti Mitra9d ago
Nobody needs their fortieth pen. That has never stopped anyone who truly loves stationery from buying it anyway, because a new notebook still feels like a small event no matter how many already sit...
Frontlineby Somak Mukherjee9d ago
In 1948, newly independent India’s first Union Minister for Industry and Supply, Syama Prasad Mookerjee, instructed government officials across the country to send his office information about the...
New Indian Expressby Kartik Bhardwaj9d ago
Drishyam 3 Review: “Are you watching closely?” Christian Bale asks in The Prestige (2006). Across three films, the Drishyam franchise has taught the audiences how to consume it.
Wiredby Orlando Mendiola9d ago
When I started collecting physical media in 2009 at 13 years old, CDs still dominated the market.
RFI Englishby Ollia Horton with RFI9d ago
All hail Queen Céline as pop diva hits halfway mark in Paris comeback Canadian singer Céline Dion has reached the halfway point in her marathon of 16 concerts in Paris, marking her big return to...
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Dave Goldberg)9d ago
One Brand Rules Consumer Reports' Cheap, Reliable Luxury Car List (It's Not Even Close) With the average new vehicle selling for over $50,000, buying something fresh from the factory may not be...
The Guardianby Michael Hogan9d ago
There were 105,002 divorces in England and Wales last year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Right now, it feels like there are almost as many on TV.
The Guardianby Fatimah Merchant9d ago
When I was seven, I was obsessed with one particular classmate. She was the only girl taller than me and she never let me forget it.
The Guardianby Michael Hann9d ago
I’ve been around the south of the US enough to have seen the importance of football: little burgs where the high-school football field has stands that wouldn’t disgrace a League Two soccer club in...
PetaPixelby Pesala Bandara9d ago
The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the founding of its photography collection, which now makes up nearly half the museum’s holdings.
Rock, Paper, Shotgunby Edwin Evans-Thirlwell9d ago
Sometimes I Wonder About The Other Me is a 2D platformer created by "small game" developer Luis "Ludipe" Díaz Peralta, whose other works include A Place For The Unwilling.
The Guardianby Joe Stone9d ago
Russell T Davies is a man who prefers to look on the bright side. That time he was gay-bashed by a gang of bus conductors?
The Walrusby Zalika Reid-Benta9d ago
The year was 2012 and I had just moved to New York City to pursue a master of fine arts in creative writing. For the first six months of my new life in Manhattan, I did not take the subway.
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Daily9d ago
Lit Hub Weekly: September 28 - October 3, 2026 THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET - “Chalk it up to stubbornness.
New Indian Expressby Anu Kuruvilla9d ago
For Kader Attia, art begins with a wound. Then emerge possibilities of ‘repair’. The Algerian-French artist has spent two decades exploring memory, colonialism, the scars history leaves behind, and...
Hyperallergicby Hakim Bishara9d ago
I wake up with the sparrows at 6am, shower and get dressed at maximum speed, check a few emails, gulp a quick espresso, and by 7:15am, I’m ready to drive my son René to kindergarten.
Architecture news and projects | Dezeenby Lizzie Crook9d ago
A water tank ballasts this wooden pavilion in Nara, Japan, designed by London practice Studio Armitage as a shelter for people working in the surrounding rice fields and allotments.
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