Read Harder This Latine Heritage Month
BOOK RIOTby Danika Ellis·6d ago
We’re in the middle of Latine Heritage Month, which runs from September 15th to October 15th. To celebrate, I’m highlighting seven books by Latine authors that check off tasks in the 2026 Read...
Fall is Afoot: October's New Mysteries, Thrillers, and True Crime
BOOK RIOTby Vanessa Diaz·6d ago
October’s new mystery, thriller, and true crime books offer a little something for everyone. Want something Gothic? How about an homage to Edgar Allen Poe?
The Kids Are All Fright: 8 Great New YA Horror Books
BOOK RIOTby Liberty Hardy·6d ago
Horror is still a hot genre right now, and thank goodness for that, because being scared by imaginary things is fun! (Being scared by real life, not so much.)
The Yellow Tie review – John Malkovich gives major hauteur as legendary record-hating maestro
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw·6d ago
Here is an old-fashioned biopic from central Europe that is also a labour of love on the part of its director: a little stolid and stately, yes, but robustly made, heartfelt and high-minded, with...
Tom of Finland Foundation Turmoil
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic·6d ago
It’s a lovely day for upholding labor rights. As Whitney Museum of American Art workers celebrate a new contract, Staff Writer Rhea Nayyar brings us a hopeful update from unions at three other...
31 Years Later, One of the Most Disturbing Thrillers Ever Made Is Officially Free on Streaming
Polygon.comby Jake Kleinman·6d ago
Earlier this summer, Eli Roth released Ice Cream Man, a tedious, blood-soaked horror movie tarnished by AI slop and cringey dialogue.
The Pope Denounces AI Art: 'Algorithms Lack the Spark of Humanity'
PetaPixelby Matt Growcoot·6d ago
Pope Leo has once again spoken out against art generated by artificial intelligence, saying the Roman Catholic Church “needs” human artists.
The 'Lanterns' Finale Closed Some Doors and Opened Many Others
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier·6d ago
“Dirt and Stars,” the season finale of Lanterns, really brought it all together. Everything we’ve seen so far this season, narratively and thematically, all came to a head in a mostly quiet, but...
Netflix Adds 4-Season Crime Drama Series From Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan - SlashFilm
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Joe Roberts)·6d ago
Netflix Adds 4-Season Crime Drama Series From Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Love them or hate them, Taylor Sheridan shows are some of the most popular on TV.
The full color of Joe Sacco.
CJRby Amos Barshad·6d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. For a long time now, Joe Sacco, one of the world’s foremost cartoon journalists, has wanted to stop chronicling killings.
Anya Taylor-Joy's Movie About Ritualistic Killings Is Heading to Netflix
ComingSoon.netby Disheeta Maheshwari·6d ago
Anya Taylor-Joy’s ritualistic thriller Sacrifice is heading to Netflix. The film, which also stars Chris Evans and Vincent Cassel, follows a deadly plan carried out by a radical group.
Year of the Horse
The New Yorkerby Michael Schulman·6d ago
Romanch Mahajan, an eighteen-year-old from Pathankot, India, visited New York City with his family in June to celebrate his high-school graduation.
Ellen Allien’s Hill of Sound
The New Yorkerby Nick Paumgarten·6d ago
Ellen Allien is an electronic musician, d.j., and producer who has adopted the mantle “the matriarch of Berlin techno.” In 1992, she was one of the first women to play a set at Bunker, known as the...
Arthur Jafa’s Odyssey of Appropriation
The New Yorkerby Zachary Fine·6d ago
Is Arthur Jafa a rearguard artist or an avant-garde one in disguise? It’s hard to say. “I Am Tony,” a major retrospective at the New Museum, doesn’t frame him one way or the other, but it does make...
A Woman with a Past
The New Yorkerby Judith Thurman·6d ago
When my cousin Danny introduced me to his new wife, almost forty years ago, Laura was in her early thirties, a radiant beauty of Taíno heritage with a lithe figure and a model’s cheekbones.
Flann O'Brien was born 115 years ago and his wit is as sharp as ever
IrishCentral.comby Kayla Hertz·6d ago
Flann O'Brien, born Brian O'Nolan in Co. Tyrone on October 5, 1911, spent his life skewering Irish life with a humor so dark and so odd that readers are still catching up with him more than a...
These New Romance Books Out in October Will Steal Your Heart
BOOK RIOTby Silvana Reyes Lopez·6d ago
Let’s start October the right way… meaning we have to pick an amazing book to read to kick off the spooky month!
Whimsical, Gentle, and Cozy Picture Books to Curl Up With
BOOK RIOTby Kelly Jensen·6d ago
While many readers consider the fall prime time for horror reading, for others, it’s a season for diving into all things cozy, gentle, and whimsical.
Man fails in bid to stop demolition of huge 'director's box' extension
Mail Onlineby Caitlin Leng·6d ago
A businessman has been ordered to tear down a huge 'football director's box' extension on his family home after planning bosses dismissed his appeal.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Taking Legal Action Against Police Over Search Warrants in Arrest
Varietyby Ellise Shafer·6d ago
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former prince and King Charles’ brother, is taking legal action against the Thames Valley Police over search warrants relating to his February arrest.
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