‘SNL’ Host Shane Gillis Drops Accidental ‘F-Bomb’ During Dr. Seuss Sketch
Varietyby Atingley41d ago
Shane Gillis accidentally dropped an F-bomb during a Dr. Seuss-inspired sketch during his “SNL” hosting stint.
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top 40%Forget a 'Halloween' Rewatch, Dan Stevens' Best Horror Movie Is a Slasher Surprise
Polygon.comby Jake Kleinman1d ago
Earlier this year, Adam Wingard emerged from the Godzilla brand-building exercise known as the MonsterVerse to deliver a raw and raucous blood-soaked slasher.
Shane Gillis Bombs ‘SNL’ Monologue (Again): ‘You’re Either Gay or You’re Hitler’
Varietyby Marlow Stern1d ago
Shane Gillis returned to host “Saturday Night Live” for the third time since his 2019 firing, emerging in a matching black T-shirt and pants for a meandering monologue about needing to lose weight...
Joel Abadal, Brad Pitt’s stunt double: ‘I’m very professional, but I was freaking out. Mr Pitt right in front of me!’
El País Englishby Anxo F. Couceiro1d ago
Brad Pitt’s recent visit to Spain revealed his affinity for the local culture. The actor greeted crowds outside the Hotel María Cristina in San Sebastián; he viewed the abstract works sculpted by...
Pete Hegseth Is Unhinged in ‘SNL’ Cold Open Mocking Christa Pike’s Botched Execution and RFK Jr.
Varietyby Atingley41d ago
Colin Jost returned as an especially rowdy Pete Hegseth in this week’s “Saturday Night Live” cold open, welcoming home sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln after nearly a year at sea. The Oct.
Murray & Co at 99: the famous ‘hammer’ of Madras nears the century mark
The Hinduby Lakshmy Harikrishnan1d ago
Any popular music consumer who scours the decades for earworms would be familiar with the phrase “Hammer time”, sung elegantly by M.C. Hammer in his “U Can’t Touch This”.
TM Krishna: For generations, ‘Hum Dekhenge’ has stripped the cloak off powerful narcissists
Scroll.inby TM Krishna1d ago
As protesters all over India demand the resignation of the chief election commissioner and the restoration of every citizen’s voting rights, I offer this musical note of solidarity.
Slamdance Alzheimer’s Drama ‘Banr’ From ‘Fox Hunt’ Writer Erica Xia-Hou Heads to Busan Market (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran1d ago
Hong Kong’s Cappu Films has taken on worldwide sales for “Banr,” Erica Xia-Hou’s Canadian-Chinese drama about a 40-year marriage tested by Alzheimer’s disease.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Began Life As A Spy Satellite That Never Launched - Jalopnik
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Nicholas Werner)1d ago
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Began Life As A Spy Satellite That Never Launched NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is on its way to Earth's Lagrange Point 2, where it will conduct a...
Award-Winning Pakistani Thriller ‘Wakhri’ Rolls Out in France, U.K., Australia and Brazil (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran1d ago
Iram Parveen Bilal’s award-winning Pakistani thriller “Wakhri” has landed distribution in several international territories.
WA artist with cerebral palsy finds voice through painting
ABC News Australiaby Rachel Jennings and Mark Bennett1d ago
In short: A West Australian artist who lives with cerebral palsy has caught the attention of art curators across the state.
Photo feature on the Durga Puja taking shape in clay
The Hinduby K R Deepak1d ago
In Kolkata’s famed potters’ quarter Kumartuli, the rhythm of Durga Puja takes shape in clay. Weeks ahead of the festival, artisans work long hours in cramped workshops, transforming bundles of...
‘Darkness and Other Stories’: A collection of Razia Sajjad Zaheer’s politically conscious fiction
Scroll.inby Sumaira Nawaz1d ago
In the short story “Darkness,” from the collection Darkness and Other Stories – translated from the Urdu by Saba Mahmood Bashir – Razia Sajjad Zaheer describes a train journey whose anxieties are...
16-yr-old filmmaker takes youth mental health conversations to schools in Bengaluru
New Indian Expressby Gayathri M Kurup1d ago
BENGALURU: Young people are often encouraged to speak up when they are struggling, but what happens when they cannot find the words to express what they feel?
How Candle House’s Immersive Theater Show ‘The Pineapple’ Became a Spooky L.A. Hit, Playing 76 Shows With Just One Ticket for Each Performance
Varietyby Chris Willman1d ago
Part of the thrill of theater is that you’re taking part in a one-time experience, never to be recorded or repeated, in which anyone who wasn’t part of that live audience with you will simply have...
‘A focus on literature that is part of everyday life’: Onaiza Drabu on editing a Kashmiri anthology
Scroll.inby Ayaan Saroori1d ago
“I wanted to make the case for the fact that literature is everywhere; it is omnipresent.” That is what Onaiza Drabu aimed to do with The Big Book of Kashmiri Literature, the anthology she has...
Forgotten stones, hidden caves and buried stories: Kasaragod digs into its past
The South Firstby Dileep V Kumar1d ago
Synopsis: Kasaragod’s archaeological story may be far richer than its well-known forts and monuments suggest.
Bringing Zen Home
New Indian Expressby Ria Gupta1d ago
It started with a lotus leaf in the Puris’ living room. When Daizy Lal Puri and Jasmer Puri brought home a hand-painted lotus leaf artwork this year, they were surprised they had brought calm home...
Elizabeth Gilbert on Love, Loss, and How to Move Through Grief as Grief Moves Through You
The Marginalianby Maria Popova1d ago
Elizabeth Gilbert on Love, Loss, and How to Move Through Grief as Grief Moves Through You By Maria Popova “All your sorrows have been wasted on you if you have not yet learned how to be wretched,”...
All Set And Going Places
New Indian Expressby Dhaval Roy1d ago
Richa Chadha has gone full influencer mode, using her new travel show, Musafiri, to spotlight a region’s lesser-known gems while drawing attention to realities we live with today.