New Indian Expressby Kabir Deb1d ago
I wanted to write historical fiction somewhat outside of the genre,” says poet Rebecca Perry. In her Booker-shortlisted debut novel, May We Feed the King, she does exactly that, favouring specific...
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran1d ago
The Philippines has revamped its International Co-Production Fund (ICOF) around two tracks, with the amount of cash on offer tied to the size of the Filipino stake in a project.
Mail Onlineby Harriet Kean1d ago
She filmed her final scenes for Emily In Paris last month after six years navigating messy love triangles and career dramas while sporting an enviably fashionable wardrobe.
Varietyby Payton Turkeltaub1d ago
During Friday night’s episode of “Real Time,” Bill Maher slammed his alma mater, Cornell University, and the “depravity” of fraternities while speaking about the ongoing Cornell 7 lawsuit.
Mail Onlineby Ed Holt1d ago
Brits still enjoy classic action stars such as James Bond and Rambo more than modern-day superhero films, a poll has found.
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Witney Seibold)1d ago
Roy Scheider Was In A Forgettable Sequel To A Genre-Defining Sci-Fi Movie Yes, "2001: A Space Odyssey" received a sequel.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran1d ago
Hong Kong-based Cappu Films has taken on sales beyond Australia and New Zealand for “Her Last Laugh,” Joy Hopwood’s Australian dramedy featuring Peter Thurnwald (“XO, Kitty”) and Ana Thu Nguyen...
New Indian Expressby Medha Dutta Yadav1d ago
There is a world in which human bodies fold into themselves and familiar forms return in altered guises.
New Indian Expressby Dr Alka Pande1d ago
The 131-year history of the Venice Biennale has witnessed many firsts. This year, it was the first time a woman of colour, Koyo Kouoh, had been appointed curator.
New Indian Expressby Medha Dutta Yadav1d ago
There is something almost reassuringly old-fashioned about The Final Problem. In an age when murder mysteries increasingly arrive wrapped in psychological trauma, unreliable narrators and elaborate...
New Indian Expressby Utkarsh Amitabh1d ago
I was in Paris last weekend to give a lecture at INSEAD. My trip coincided with the Pope’s visit so most roads were cordoned off and it was almost impossible to find buses or cabs.
New Indian Expressby Lakshmi Athira1d ago
The names had taken root long before the trees did. Mani maruthu, Mandharam, Ilanji, Kodappana—were words celebrity author and sreenwriter Anand Neelakantan first encountered in Malayalam songs...
New Indian Expressby Anjali Awasthi1d ago
Mousumi Bose, a PR professional in Mumbai, has a hectic work schedule. She had come across an unheard virtue of October earlier.
New Indian Expressby Mohd Shehwaaz Khan1d ago
News photography is often lost in the churn of daily news cycle, but some images outlive the moment to become a nation’s visual memory.
New Indian Expressby Mata Amritanandamayi1d ago
Children, people have different ideas about God. Though some deny the existence of God, most people believe in Him.
IndieWireby Marcus Jones1d ago
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Varietyby Naman Ramachandran1d ago
A young woman pulled into the run-up to a political massacre slides from unwilling witness to accomplice in “Once Upon a Time in the Philippines,” the debut feature from E del Mundo inspired by the...
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Heather Baver)1d ago
One Of Leonard Nimoy's First TV Show Roles Was Opposite Vincent Price Before Leonard Nimoy got a regular gig as Spock on "Star Trek," his acting jobs were mostly one-off guest appearances.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran1d ago
A mild-mannered father who has always kept the peace takes on the system after his young daughter is bullied at school in “The Family Table,” a Korean drama from director Lee Hanju.
Taipei Times1d ago
A Kaohsiung vintage item collector has reunited a family with a 60-year-old photo album, helping the family reconnect with a piece of their history.
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