Angine de Poitrine, a masked rock group from French‑Canada, exploded online after an underground experiment video went viral. Within days the band secured sold‑out shows across Europe and North America and announced a gl...
“Raja Shivaji,” a historical epic produced by Jio Studios and Mumbai Film Company, earned INR 43.66 crore ($4.6 million) in its first three days, becoming the biggest opening weekend in Marathi‑language film history. It ...
In a Guardian column, the author explains how the 2001 cult classic provides a warm, nostalgic escape despite its dark themes, linking its early‑2000s resurgence to personal memories. The piece is part of a series on com...
BBC World News outlines how audiences can watch the 2026 Met Gala, details the cost of tickets, and notes that Beyoncé, absent since 2016, will serve as a co‑chair for the fashion event’s theme. The article also previews...
Data from KOBIS shows that the opening weekend of May 1‑3 was led by “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” which grossed $3.8 million, while “The Devil Wears Prada 2” also performed strongly. The results highlight a surge in a...
The Guardian’s theatre review calls Dave Harris’s "Tender" a bold drama that lays bare contemporary male identity, set amid a pumped‑up strip‑club backdrop. Directed by Matthew Xia, the play mixes humor and raw emotion, ...
The Guardian’s literary review praises "One Leg on Earth," a collection by Pemi Aguda that mixes ecological horror, cosmic distress, and themes of the monstrous feminine. Set around a pregnant woman haunted by dark visio...
Berlin‑based Pluto Film secured global sales rights to the Chilean psychological thriller “Summer War” by director Alicia Scherson. The film will be marketed at Cannes’ Marché du Film and is slated to premiere at the 25t...
The Hollywood Reporter praises the limited‑series version of William Golding’s novel, created by Jack Thorne, for its sumptuous production design and haunting atmosphere, noting that the child cast delivers strong perfor...
In a Guardian interview, ex‑Vampire Weekender Rostam Batmanglij talks about his latest album that fuses Americana with Middle‑Eastern sounds. He reflects on cultural expectations, protest music, and personal background, ...
The Hollywood Reporter provides an exclusive look at “Viva,” in which the 40‑year‑old actress‑writer‑director portrays Nora, a woman confronting mortality and seeking vitality through intense relationships. The film, scr...
“Vanishing Point,” a suspense thriller directed by Cheng Wei‑hao, opened at RMB 164.7 million ($24.2 million) to claim China’s top spot, with “Cold War 1994” also performing strongly. “The Devil Wears Prada 2” entered th...
Deadline reveals that Dave Franco has joined Sophie Wilde in the upcoming sci‑fi thriller "Soon You Will Be Gone And Possibly Eaten," unveiled at the Cannes Market. The film is directed by Egor Abramenko, known for A24’s...
Rolling Stone reports that the rock group’s 12th studio album, originally titled “Your Favorite Toy,” was retitled after discovering a naming conflict with the musical “Wicked: For Good.” The change aims to prevent legal...
India’s Collective Artists Network unveiled an AI‑powered digital avatar of bestselling writer Amish Tripathi to anchor a new short‑form content channel focused on history, mythology, and philosophy. The channel, built b...
The Guardian reviews Homa Katouzian’s new book, calling it a landmark account of the 1979 Iranian Revolution. The work places the revolution in a broader historical context, linking it to other uprisings and current even...
The Guardian explores the history of a photographic studio founded in 1953 by former boxer Dave Sharkey and his wife Ann, which promised passport photos ready in ten minutes. Located near the U.S. embassy and Selfridges,...
The Guardian’s podcast roundup highlights the Paddington star’s eerie adaptation of an Arthur Conan Doyle story, as well as a series exposing a U.S. tech firm’s involvement with the NHS. The article recommends these titl...
The second feature from Japanese director Kimura Taichi, “Fujiko,” received the Mulberry Audience Award at the 28th Far East Film Festival. Korean documentary “The Seoul Guardians” placed second, while four other films w...
The Guardian’s TV guide spotlights the four‑part series "Number One Fan," starring Jill Halfpenny and Sally Lindsay. Described as a “silly but oh‑so‑watchable thriller” with soft, soap‑like edges, the show follows daytim...