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Culture08 Jul
Academy Museum Bets Big on Horror for Its Next Blockbuster Blockbuster
Culture08 Jul
Indie Producers Tell Variety the Money Math Has Changed — and Festivals Are Now Part of the Equation
Culture08 Jul
Iran's top diplomat turns a Trump insult into a civilisational statement — and a diplomatic opening
Culture08 Jul
Belgium's World Cup jersey finds a new audience — and a 1938 painting is doing the talking
Culture08 Jul
Wes Anderson's Elevator at the Academy Museum: A 30-Year Reunion in One Hundred Square Feet
Culture08 Jul
Nashville's Next Power Broker: A Belmont Dean Steps Into the Country Music Association's Top Seat
Culture08 Jul
Matt Brittin, the licence fee and the future of the BBC: what the parliamentary grilling actually settles
Culture08 Jul
Zendaya, Anne Hathaway and the New Geography of the Blockbuster Premiere
Culture08 Jul
Dune: Part Three trailer lands — Villeneuve closes the Arrakis cycle on his own terms
Culture08 Jul
Iran's foreign minister draws the line: 'vulgarity with action, not words'
Culture08 Jul
Trump's name stays off the Kennedy Center: a court tells the president his own brand is not a fact
Culture08 Jul
HBO Max's Emmy Bet Pays Off as 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' Reshape the Streaming Race
Culture08 Jul
Mastodon Marks a Year Without Hinds with a Short Film Built Around the Music
Culture08 Jul
Andreas Angelidakis on grief, RuPaul and the pavilion he wants to burn down
Culture08 Jul
Janus Films Revives 'Unzipped' — and the 1990s Fashion Documentary Finally Catches Up to Itself
Culture08 Jul
Alaska, jealousy, and the indie-trailer economy: what the Dakota Fanning drama says about the post-studio pivot
Culture08 Jul
Sundance and FIPRESCI Launch a New Jury for First-Time Foreign Directors — and the Timing Says Something
Culture08 Jul
David Howard Thornton Steps Into a Slasher Heritage With ‘Behind the Mask II’
Culture08 Jul
Gaga's 'Dead Dance' lands an Emmy nod — and a fifth career nomination for a singer who keeps collecting TV rooms
Culture08 Jul
New York's Natural History Museum Returns 2,700 Hair Samples Taken From Native American Cadavers in the 19th Century
Culture08 Jul
A painting, a removed work, and a copyright fight: Kelly Reemtsen sues David Salle over 'Hatchet'
Culture08 Jul
Sébastien Vaniček's 'Evil Dead Burn' rewires the franchise's family horror for a French register
Culture08 Jul
A Moscow stage, a Russian pianist, and the question of who still listens
Culture08 Jul
David Chase Looks Past New Jersey: What an Italian-American Migration Story Says About a Saturated TV Landscape
Culture08 Jul
Beckham and U2 join Street Child United for a World Cup final short film — and a quiet test of celebrity philanthropy
Culture08 Jul
Tony Rayns, the British Critic Who Reframed East Asian Cinema for Western Audiences, Dies at 78
Culture08 Jul
Warhol Foundation Puts $5.2 Million Behind 78 Arts Groups, With a Third of Recipients Receiving Grants for the First Time
Culture08 Jul
Andrij Parekh Directs Netflix's 'The Retrievals': What the IVF Scandal Series Signals About Streaming's Long Bet on Procedural Prestige
Culture08 Jul
A Quiet Frame in the Pamirs: Daniel Malikyar's Best Photograph
Culture08 Jul
M3GAN Spinoff Soulm8te Bypasses Theaters for Digital Release, Marking a Quiet Recalibration at Universal
Culture08 Jul
A manor, a piano, and a quiet argument about the romantic repertoire
Culture08 Jul
Bela Bajaria's Mipcom Vanguard Award Quietly Confirms Where Global Content Gravity Now Sits
Culture08 Jul
Cemre Paksoy on 'Night Nurse' and the Limits of Turkish Erotic Cinema
Culture08 Jul
Airbnb's Lollapalooza Backstage Bet: When Live Music Becomes an Inventory Class
Culture08 Jul
Sotheby's Stages a Late-Summer Botero Show as the Latin American Market Resets
Culture08 Jul
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony Cement Their Place on Hollywood Boulevard as the West Coast Catches Up to Its Own History
Culture08 Jul
'Rose of Nevada' and the Quiet Math of the Indie Specialized Box Office
Culture08 Jul
Brussels's Kanal museum suffers rooftop fire months before opening
Culture08 Jul
A Whitney Intervention and the Question of Where a Museum's Authority Ends
Culture08 Jul
Booyakasha again: Sacha Baron Cohen reportedly wraps a new Ali G film, 24 years after Staines met the West
Culture08 Jul
Pirates, again: how a 2013 video game became the surprise hit of the 2026 summer slate
Culture08 Jul
Constable's Four Seasons, a New Museum Director, and the Surrealist on a Soccer Jersey
Culture08 Jul
Spain's 'business as usual' reply to Trump's trade threat exposes a transatlantic asymmetry
Culture08 Jul
Mubi acquires Eleanor Coppola's Marie Antoinette documentary, marking a 20-year anniversary of Sofia Coppola's original
Culture08 Jul
Sterling Betancourt and the steelpan road the UK never quite paved
Culture08 Jul
'Finding Mojo' and the Southeast Asian Rom-Com Bid for a Global Footprint
Culture08 Jul
A Czarina's Libretto Returns: Catherine II's Opera Stages Its First Modern Hearing at Regensburg
Culture08 Jul
Pawlikowski Returns to Sarajevo: 'Fatherland' Opens a Festival That Refuses to Pick Sides
Culture08 Jul
Trump declares Iran ceasefire 'over,' jolting a Middle East already on edge
Culture08 Jul
Yashasvi Juyal Brings a Highway That Disappears to Karlovy Vary
Culture08 Jul
Hema Malini, a borrowed suit, and a Rs 15,000 verdict: three small stories from a noisy Indian news week
Culture08 Jul
Sumitra Peries' 1978 'The Girls' returns to view — a quiet Sri Lankan gem the global canon forgot
Culture08 Jul
Alonso Ruizpalacios Calls for 'Trojan Horses' as Bogotá's BAM Opens Behind a Football Bump
Culture08 Jul
Sea of Azov shadow-fleet strikes: 19 tankers hit in 72 hours reshape Black Sea sanctions calculus
Culture08 Jul
Netflix's 'I'm Not Afraid' turns a rural Mexican mystery into a study of how childhood ends
Culture08 Jul
A disposable camera, a Ukrainian fighter, and the slow turn toward presence over production
Culture08 Jul
'Pipes' and the Question of Who Sees a War: Karim Kassem's Lebanon at Karlovy Vary
Culture08 Jul
RSS registration fight lands in Karnataka: Priyank Kharge's challenge and the political logic behind it
Culture08 Jul
Sarajevo bets on the audience: a new audience-voted prize joins Europe's mid-summer film calendar
Culture08 Jul
Luísa Cunha, the Portuguese Artist Who Made Words Resemble Spaces, Dies at 77
Culture08 Jul
Netflix taps a Colombian veteran to lead its content push in Bogotá
Culture08 Jul
Universal's Britney Spears biopic lands a writer — and the timing is the news
Culture08 Jul
A film, a censor's clipboard, and three years: the strange afterlife of Satluj
Culture08 Jul
How a Former Chief Minister's Bungalow Became Delhi's New Cultural Wedge
Culture08 Jul
‘The Guest’ and the Danish Art of Letting Tragedy Be Ordinary
Culture08 Jul
Belgium’s Magritte-Backed World Cup Shirt Plays the Long Game Between Art and Spectacle
Culture08 Jul
‘Enola Holmes 3’ lands a 20.7-million-view debut — and a reminder of how the Netflix algorithm still picks winners
Culture08 Jul
Bleecker Street Acquires U.S. Rights to Rachel Zegler–Penn Badgley Thriller 'NDA'
Culture08 Jul
John Giorno's Dial-a-Poem Was a Forty-Year Wager on Human Attention
Culture08 Jul
Venice Biennale Becomes the Stage for a US–Italy Diplomatic Confrontation Over Gaza
Culture08 Jul
Mariinsky brings La Gioconda back into rotation as Russian opera courts its home audience
Culture08 Jul
Louisiana Museum Lines Up a Major Remedios Varo Show for Autumn 2026
Culture08 Jul
A dark comedy's theatrical run becomes the summer's unlikely date-night fixture
Culture08 Jul
Jon Erwin's AI Playbook for Biblical Epics: Collaboration, Cost, and a Production Crisis Hollywood Isn't Naming
Culture08 Jul
Netflix's gaming play, the console retreat, and the slow consolidation of interactive entertainment
Culture08 Jul
Valerie Brathwaite, Who Sculpted the Caribbean in Bronze and Stone, Dies at 87
Culture08 Jul
Dinosaurs, cowboys and the limits of creature-feature ambition: a first look at 'Dinosaurs of the Wild West'
Culture08 Jul
The Smithsonian Report and the New Vocabulary of Cultural Warfare
Culture08 Jul
Japan's autism rates and the limits of Western diagnostic culture: a paper that won't sit still
Culture08 Jul
The Bridge: How a PinkPantheress–Kelela Link-Up Quietly Reset the 2026 Pop Conversation
Culture08 Jul
Twisted Teens Return With 'Florida Water Blues' as New Orleans Duo Doubles Down on a Prodigious 2026
Culture08 Jul
Alabama Shakes Return After Eleven Years, and Athens Has a Decision to Make
Culture08 Jul
Told Slant's Felix Walworth Returns to New York With 'What's Up'
Culture08 Jul
U2's "Street of Dreams" Trades Stadium Spectacle for Apartment-Block Crash
Culture08 Jul
Pitchfork's Mexico City debut leans on legacy acts and local openers — and asks a city to grow with it
Culture08 Jul
New Museum Taps Massimiliano Gioni to Succeed Lisa Phillips
Culture07 Jul
Julia Ferrer's collected poems return her to the centre of Peruvian letters
Culture07 Jul
Independent Theatricals Bet on Crowd Energy as Streaming Erodes the Premiere
Culture07 Jul
Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ Stakes Its Claim on Plain English, and a 2,700-Year-Old Question
Culture07 Jul
Caribbean and Central American voices break the silence on Cuba's blockade at the UN
Culture07 Jul
India's Stamp Duty Reset Lands on Bank Guarantees as a Pune B-School Director Faces an Embezzlement FIR
Culture07 Jul
Craig Kilborn Steps Behind the Camera: A Late-Night Veteran Bets on Indie Drama
Culture07 Jul
Japan's autism numbers, and what Western critics keep missing
Culture07 Jul
Jessica Knoll's 'Helpless' heads to television: what a same-day book-to-series deal tells us about the literary-to-streaming pipeline
Culture07 Jul
Luísa Cunha, who turned the hum of language into sculpture, dies at 77
Culture07 Jul
Pitchfork Festival lands in Mexico City with an American Football reunion at the top of the bill
Culture07 Jul
In Iranian state media's framing of the 'Martyred Leader,' culture is the unifier
Culture07 Jul
Two reported killed in Sabra strike as Gaza City death toll climbs on 7 July
Culture07 Jul
Gaza morning strikes: another day of death-count reporting in a war that has normalised daily tolls
Culture07 Jul