‘Beyond Our Births’: A debut novel questions the validity of a person’s identity markers
Scroll.inby Rituparna Roy1d ago
Beyond Our Births, Antara Mukherjee’s debut novel, is an exploration of the location of identity.
Scroll.inby Rituparna Roy1d ago
Beyond Our Births, Antara Mukherjee’s debut novel, is an exploration of the location of identity.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran1d ago
Taiwanese director Lee Yun Chan has returned to feature filmmaking after two decades away with “To Be Ordinary,” the only Taiwanese film in competition at the Busan International Film Festival.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran1d ago
The Producers Guild of Korea and Italy’s CNA Cinema e Audiovisivo will set up exchange programs and share information on public funding, building on the two countries’ government-level...
Open Magazineby Suvir Saran1d ago
Heart and Hearth: A culinary school serves rigour with tenderness I was a guest at the International Institute of Culinary Arts’ (IICA) dining room in Gurugram, where Chef Virender Datta and his...
Mail Onlineby Martin Robinson1d ago
Meghan Markle's lingering hug with Malala on the steps of Claridge's, coupled with her £25,000 outfit, was all designed to draw attention to her first public appearance in the UK since the Queen's...
In My Own Styleby Holly1d ago
Thanks for stopping by for this week’s Style Scouting. This is where we will share the random stuff that captured our attention or inspired us that we found online.
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The Hinduby Lakshmy Harikrishnan1d ago
In George Town, trades have a vice-like grip on streets, owning them to the point of suffocation. Every street name board bears an unwritten promise to meet an overwhelming existential need.
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker1d ago
KPop Demon Hunters debuted on Netflix in June 2025, and in short order, everyone lost their minds.
Varietyby Chris Willman1d ago
To the question of whether Rosalía would be dancing during her “Saturday Night Live” appearance or not, that depends on how you’re looking at it.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau1d ago
Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment will distribute The Apothecary Diaries: The Late Lady’s Treasure in theatres across North America and international markets, including India, following...
The Guardianby Aamna Mohdin Communty affairs correspondent1d ago
A centuries-old insurance document detailing the trafficking of enslaved Africans began with the words: “In the name of God, Amen.” For Dr Errol Francis, the artistic director and chief executive...
Rapplerby Joey Salgado1d ago
AT A GLANCE - Ebe Dancel's 'Baliktanaw' album provided comfort during the pandemic by revisiting his songs from Sugarfree with stripped-down arrangements, focusing on themes of loss and healing.
Frontlineby Majid Maqbool AI Summary1d ago
Asad Rafi Rahmani grew up in the colonial-era bungalows of Uttar Pradesh, where his father, a judge, was posted to a new district every few years.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau1d ago
The new trailer for Blade Runner 2099, starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer, offers a closer look at the dystopian future of the Blade Runner franchise ahead of its November 25 premiere on...
ABC News Australiaby Hannah Reich1d ago
Dame Nellie Melba was the Kylie Minogue of her time, an opera singer from Richmond, Melbourne, who became a global superstar in the early 20th century.
Varietyby Guy Lodge1d ago
“Midday Meal” isn’t necessarily about the art of cooking, but it is in part about the rituals of food, rituals which become more precious with scarcity.
Varietyby Marlow Stern1d ago
Following a clunky cold open, host Shane Gillis’s flop of a monologue and the comic dropping an accidental F-bomb during a Dr.
Daily Express :by Chris Riches1d ago
If Meghan Markle thinks Britons and Americans are awash with cash and just looking for something to waste it on, she hasn't filled her car up with petrol recently.
Open Magazineby TCA Raghavan1d ago
Still Unravelling: A contemporary appraisal of Gandhi Arguing with the Mahatma is something most Indians have indulged in—some perfunctorily, others in depth.