‘It’s My Most Personal Film,’ Says Director Rodrigo García Saiz of His San Sebastian New Directors Title, ‘Morro’
Varietyby Anna Marie de la Fuente·19 Sept 2026
A dog is indeed a man’s best friend. A New Directors contender at the San Sebastián Film Festival, “Morro” explores the unlikely bond between a man and the dog he inadvertently adopts.
Locals say living near 50ft high rollercoaster has its ups and downs
Mail Onlineby Jada Bas·19 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A 50ft-high rollercoaster has divided residents of a newbuild estate living near the attraction, with some calling it an 'eyesore'...
'One of most beautiful walks in Ireland' with idyllic coastal and clifftop views
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Zahna Eklund)·19 Sept 2026
'One of most beautiful walks in Ireland' with idyllic coastal and clifftop views A woman shared the stunning cliff walk that boasts everything from clifftop sea views to fresh air – and it's known...
Youth: Sharon Horgan’s comedy about dating at 50 is utterly hilarious
The Guardianby Rhik Samadder·19 Sept 2026
Ageing has changed, hasn’t it? There’s a generation of middle-aged and perimenopausal elder millennials and xennials who refuse to do it.
Meditating by the Dnipro: I’m an artist in Ukraine, searching for peace and a life between the missiles | Anna Ivanenko
The Guardianby Anna Ivanenko·19 Sept 2026
Sometimes, where I live in Kyiv, I hear people say: “This feels pre-war.” It refers to situations that remind us of what life was like before. You could call it a “sense of normalcy”.
Deep cuts: how one Londoner’s fake vinyl empire sheds light on ‘industrial scale’ fraud
The Guardianby John Harris·19 Sept 2026
From 2017 onwards, Rehan Ahmed styled himself as a savvy business owner. But behind the facade of a successful entrepreneur lurked one stark fact: his empire was built on fakery.
Clodagh McKenna’s clever mirror trick doubles her bedroom size and banishes clutter – it looks so chic
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·19 Sept 2026
Who doesn’t love a bit of celebrity storage inspo to get you in the mood for decluttering? Well, the latest to catch my eye is TV chef Clodagh McKenna, who’s added a mirror to her built-in bedroom...
How are noisy celebrations and DJs affecting the hearing of humans?
The Hinduby Serish Nanisetti·19 Sept 2026
The story so far: Noisy celebrations have now become a part and parcel of urban as well as rural Indian life.
Taking a shot at recreational shooting with airguns
The Hinduby Lakshmy Harikrishnan·19 Sept 2026
A sharp crack followed by a silence probably lasting just a picosecond and therefore going unregistered, and then the loud pop of a balloon bursting from a pellet shot.
The Menswear Reset: 2026’s Most Wearable Style Trends Right Now | FashionBeans
fashionbeans.comby FashionBeans Editors·19 Sept 2026
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23-carat gold and pure silver banknote, silk notes and tiny coins at Vizag Numismatic Exhibition
New Indian Expressby Neelima Eaty·19 Sept 2026
VISAKHAPATNAM: The world’s first polymer and silk currency notes, a gold and silver banknote made with 23-carat gold and pure silver, and a tiny silver coin measuring just 3 to 4 mm are among the...
‘Practical Magic 2’ movie review: Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman provide the enchantment in bland sequel
The Hinduby Mini Anthikad Chhibber·19 Sept 2026
This sequel to the 1998 film (was it really that long ago?) eschews the wild tonal shifts of that film for a straightforward romantic fantasy.
Apple iPhone 18 Pro in for review
GSMArena.comby Ro·19 Sept 2026
It's that time of year again - the new iPhone generation is upon us, and while the foldable iPhone Duo stole the spotlight this year, the iPhone 18 Pro series is still hard to ignore.
5 Near-Perfect Psychological Thriller Movies Streaming for Free
Polygon.comby Debopriyaa Dutta·19 Sept 2026
Fiction is the safest way to explore the darkest recesses of the human mind. That's why psychological thriller movies are so popular.
Why you need to experience Nepal’s Sa: Paru festival
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler·19 Sept 2026
Euronews Travel’s Dianne Apen-Sadler headed to the ancient city of Bhaktapur in Nepal for the Sa: Paru festival honouring those that have died in the past year.
From Beabadoobee to 70 Up: the week in rave reviews
The Guardianby Guardian Staff·19 Sept 2026
TV If you only watch one, make it … England ’Til I Die Channel 4; available now Summed up in a sentence A horrifying documentary that follows Sussex man Liam Tomsett’s journey into the far right...
From ovations in Venice to death threats in Israel: the extreme responses to NAZA documentary
The Guardianby Peter Beaumont·19 Sept 2026
First there was a moment of stunned silence. Then, in the Sala Grande, the main screening hall of the Venice film festival within the Palazzo del Cinema, the audience stood almost as one and turned...
‘A maelstrom of his own making’: how Ed Sheeran’s tour turned into a full-blown culture war
The Guardianby Nadia Khomami·19 Sept 2026
Ed Sheeran has long been known as the “Mr Nice Guy” of music. His is an unthreatening kind of pop stardom; he looks and talks like the bloke who might be standing behind you in a pub, rather than...
At Mary Samual’s Unbound art exhibition in Thiruvananthapuram, the mortal and the magical mingle
The Hinduby Nainu Oommen·19 Sept 2026
At Mumbai-based artist Mary Samual’s debut exhibition, ‘Unbound’, the magical, the mortal, and the all-encompassing Nature interact through 25 paintings.
This ‘hard to swallow’ Filipino film hopes to make Oscars history
Rapplerby Angel Camille Dio·19 Sept 2026
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines attempts to make history after selecting Filipiñana as the country’s official entry to the Best International Feature Film category of the 99th Academy Awards.
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