Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Robert Purchese28d ago
Zach Cregger's quirky new Resident Evil film is a big success, recording the best opening weekend for a Resident Evil film ever.
The Hinduby Kalyan Gopalan28d ago
In the Carnatic world, where the voice often dominates, it is heartening to see instruments becoming the talking point.
The Conversation UKby Stacy Olive Jarvis, PhD Candidate in in Musicology, University of Birmingham28d ago
A small notebook found in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France (the national library of France) has turned out to be one of the most important Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart discoveries in decades.
The Siasat Dailyby Rasti Amena28d ago
Islamabad: Pakistani dramas are showing absolutely no signs of slowing down when it comes to their popularity in India.
The Walrusby Michelle Cyca28d ago
Ask a millennial about their childhood book fairs and watch their eyes mist over with tender nostalgia. I’m no different.
Interior design | Dezeenby Rima Sabina Aouf28d ago
The University of the Arts London has transformed a drab guest quarters at one of its colleges into a colourful showcase that lets visitors eat, sleep and bathe in student and graduate design.
Varietyby Brian Steinberg28d ago
MS NOW, CNN and Politico sued President Donald Trump and other administration officials over a decision by Trump to ban the three news organizations from newsgathering at the White House, the...
Varietyby Brian Steinberg28d ago
MS NOW, CNN and Politico said they filed suit against the federal government following a decision by President Donald Trump to ban the three news organizations from newsgathering at the White...
The Independentby Jonathan Landrum Jr28d ago
Netflix’s new “A Different World” arrives with a burden few television comedies have to carry: The original entertained millions while helping some viewers decide where they went to college, what...
BOOK RIOTby Erica Ezeifedi28d ago
The National Book Award Longlists were just announced last week. The Awards have been around for almost 100 years (except for a WWII hiatus), and celebrate books published in the US by US authors.
BOOK RIOTby Alice Nuttall28d ago
I love YA thrillers, from murder mysteries to slashers, dark academia to teen detectives uncovering old crimes casting their shadows into the present day.
BOOK RIOTby Danika Ellis28d ago
September is National Translation Month! Books in translation are severely underrepresented in the English market, which means we’re missing out on some of the best writing in the world.
BOOK RIOTby Arvyn Cerezo28d ago
Thanks to streaming, there have been noticeably plenty of book-to-movie adaptations in the past year or so, especially in the romance genre.
BOOK RIOTby Carolina Ciucci28d ago
I’ve spoken at length about my love of the gothic genre, whichever variant it comes in. Gothic horror? I’m in. Gothic romance? Shut up and take my money. Gothic mysteries?
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier28d ago
After spending the better part of five episodes discovering the past, Lanterns is now tackling the present.
The Guardianby Martin Pengelly28d ago
Donald Trump is “so much a creature of the 80s but even in the 80s, everyone made fun of him,” Jonathan Kaufman said.
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic28d ago
The Wreck of the Unbelievable, a play by Sleth at the Brick Theater, tells the story of Damien Hirst’s imagined secret gay lover, a younger artist who paints holes, as a curator presses him for...
The New Yorkerby Hua Hsu28d ago
It was nearing midnight on a balmy Sunday in July, and there was still no sight of Jay-Z. This was the last of three sold-out concerts at Yankee Stadium, and somehow the tens of thousands of fans...
The New Yorkerby Casey Cep28d ago
Barbara Kingsolver always struggles with beginnings. “I write probably one hundred pages to get to page one of any novel,” she told me recently. “Not all at once—like, eight or nine pages a day.
The New Yorkerby Rebecca Mead28d ago
When Georgia Oakley was in her final year of secondary school, in Berkshire, England, she went to a movie audition on a lark.
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