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Culture02 Jul
Minions & Monsters and the New Shape of the Opening-Weekend Trade
Culture02 Jul
Rouzaina Amer's parliamentary appointment lands at the intersection of Syrian cinema and a still-unresolved occupation
Culture02 Jul
Marina Herlop steps out alone: Catalan composer announces self-released follow-up to Nekkuja
Culture02 Jul
Alamo Drafthouse Steps Into Distribution With a Festival-Film Rescue Program
Culture01 Jul
Morrisseau forgery allegations turn on the artist's own family, court hears
Culture01 Jul
A Syrian actress takes her seat in Damascus: the politics of a symbolic appointment
Culture01 Jul
Mamdani's $323M cultural budget is a bet that New York can still afford the arts
Culture01 Jul
Oscar Eligibility Rules Bend for Mungiu’s ‘Fjord’
Culture01 Jul
Canadian holiday horror-comedy 'Unholy Night' leans into generational grudge
Culture01 Jul
Alamo Drafthouse bets its auditoriums can rescue films the distribution market abandoned
Culture01 Jul
Inside the Empire State Building stunt that doubled as a Netflix promo
Culture01 Jul
Siren Head heads to Warner Bros.: how a creepypasta became Hollywood's next monster bet
Culture01 Jul
Brennan sues Trump administration over preservation of investigative records
Culture01 Jul
Science SARU's 'Jaadugar' leans into Yamada, Góngora, and a Mongolia that didn't exist on anime maps
Culture01 Jul
A Quiet Sundance Hit Is Rewriting the Math for A24's Specialty Strategy
Culture01 Jul
Boeing's new Air Force One debut doubles as a presidential stagecraft moment
Culture01 Jul
Disney reboots Camp Rock for a streaming-era audience — and a franchise that already did its cultural work
Culture01 Jul
Khamenei reframes 'religious democracy' as a 12-day countdown to a contested Iranian founding myth
Culture01 Jul
Saoirse Ronan turns the classroom into a pressure cooker in 'Bad Apples'
Culture01 Jul
Marseille museum chief suspended as European institutions confront a season of internal reckonings
Culture01 Jul
Manhattan DA's Antiquities Seizures Pass $95 Million as Pressure on the Met Mounts
Culture01 Jul
David Chase and the Karlovy Vary Industry Panels: Why a Mid-Summer Czech Festival Keeps Mattering
Culture01 Jul
Myanmar's new president is doing the diplomatic rounds — and reading order matters
Culture01 Jul
Khamenei's 'religious democracy' and the choreography of succession
Culture01 Jul
British Museum faces scrutiny over alleged removal of 'Palestine' from display texts
Culture01 Jul
Nils Hartmann's exit closes a chapter in Sky's Italian gamble
Culture01 Jul
Yekaterinburg's 'Crazy Days' closes a 90th-anniversary season for the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic
Culture01 Jul
Fire, fun and farewell: My Chemical Romance bring The Black Parade to Anfield
Culture01 Jul
A Commonwealth short story prize lands on a winner the internet says reads like a chatbot
Culture01 Jul
Russell Tovey in 'The Guilty': a one-man siege inside a Donmar control room
Culture01 Jul
Black critics' TV honours put genre, grief and race on the same stage
Culture01 Jul
Pianissimo 2026 bets on chamber scale and Russian-language repertoire
Culture01 Jul
"Obsession" lands on digital: a small horror hit and what its path tells us about genre economics
Culture01 Jul
Zee's Bundesliga grab is a stress test for India's streaming middle
Culture01 Jul
'Teach You a Lesson' and the New Geography of Korean Streaming: How a Classroom Drama Reached 91 Countries
Culture01 Jul
Khibla Gerzmava brings a new opera workshop to Sochi — and a fresh argument about who Russian opera is for
Culture01 Jul
South Korea leans into supernatural period drama as global streamers hunt for the next 'Squid Game'
Culture01 Jul
Tehran Holds the Line in Doha: Why Iran Says Final-Deal Talks Have Not Yet Begun
Culture01 Jul
Moscow's private 'Triumph' Philharmonic turns to crowdfunding as state cultural budgets tighten
Culture01 Jul
St Petersburg to host the XVI Obraztsova competition as Russia doubles down on its classical-music diplomacy
Culture01 Jul
Penelope Keith remembered as the calm centre of a quiet British comedy revolution
Culture01 Jul
In Kazan, a Laboratory for Sound: Synesthesia Lab 2026 Opens with a Post-Colonial Score
Culture01 Jul
A quarter-century on, the Elle of the TV set has the wardrobe but not the wink
Culture01 Jul
London's Olympia reopens as a £1.3bn city-within-a-city, betting that mixed-use temples to culture can outlast the high street
Culture01 Jul
China’s rise, according to its own planners: a quieter confidence on display in Beijing
Culture01 Jul
A Guston Retrospective Lands in a Fractious Month for American Museums
Culture01 Jul
Russia's state radio names its flagship choir after a Soviet-era crooner — and the symbolism writes itself
Culture01 Jul
Therapists on screen, therapists in the seat: how horror found the analyst's couch
Culture01 Jul
Malaysian sci-fi feature takes its distribution cues from the audience
Culture01 Jul
The Chelyabinsk symphony: a Russian provincial orchestra's summer of mountain festivals
Culture01 Jul
The new civic stage: notes on 'The Director of Citizen Vigilante'
Culture01 Jul
Tehran hosts first international conference on Imam Mujahid Martyr School, framing slain Hezbollah commander as architect of Iran's scientific rise
Culture01 Jul
"Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie" turns slacker nostalgia into a small, sharp trick
Culture01 Jul
Mamdani, Minus the Magic: How a New York Primary Is Quietly Stress-Testing American Conservatism
Culture01 Jul
A kebab-shop thank-you and a parcel levy: the small stories that frame China's awkward trade moment
Culture01 Jul
War as witness: a Ukrainian photography book wins Britain's most prestigious photo prize
Culture01 Jul
'Ladies & Ladies' video repositions Yash's 'Toxic' as a women-led crime epic — and reframes Kannada cinema's commercial centre of gravity
Culture01 Jul
Starlink and the Subscription Economy on the Front Line: What Sumy's Lost Terminals Reveal
Culture01 Jul
Yash Raj Films and Posham Pa Pictures tee up ‘Mupapa,’ a Hindi-Marathi bridge starring Ayushmann Khurrana
Culture01 Jul
Kartavya, the 33-year-old 'child artist', and the strange economics of a 48-team World Cup
Culture01 Jul
A love story inscribed in Aleppo's ruins: how 'Birds of War' turned two filmmakers into subjects of their own documentary
Culture01 Jul
Bollywood's age problem: when the 'child artist' is thirty-three
Culture01 Jul
Lagaan at 25: How a Cricket Epic Became India’s Soft-Power Export to Melbourne
Culture01 Jul
Netflix's French-Investment Push Sits Inside a Quiet Rewrite of European Cultural-Policy Rent-Seeking
Culture01 Jul
Olivia Rodrigo gets the LEGO treatment: what the tie-up tells us about fandom as a licensing economy
Culture01 Jul
Bae Young-hwan and the sound of a country trying to hear itself
Culture01 Jul
Podcasts Meet the Production Line: Inside Ghetto Film School's Bet on Audio Storytelling
Culture01 Jul
Philip Guston's last transformation, framed by a poet's eye
Culture01 Jul
Netflix's 'Avatar' sequel opens big, falls short: a 59% drop that says more about the streamer than the show
Culture01 Jul
Louis C.K.’s Netflix return and the limits of stand-up's second chances
Culture01 Jul
Espinal's audition: can New York's new film czar pull blockbusters back to the five boroughs?
Culture01 Jul
Rune Mields, German Conceptual Artist Who Turned Mathematics Into Painting, Dies at 91
Culture01 Jul
Lucio Castro's Time-Bending Queer Romance and the Grief That Funded His Next Film
Culture01 Jul
Meta horror's new arrival: Spider One's 'Big Baby' trailer leans into a tired frame
Culture01 Jul
Robin Byrd's body of work: a half-century of refusing to be looked away from
Culture01 Jul
Netflix's 'Unhinged' turns a phone screen into a horror set — and shows where the platform is heading next
Culture01 Jul
After the Split, CNBC Pitches Itself as the Last Cable Outpost for Business News
Culture01 Jul
The Enola Holmes franchise arrives at a familiar fork: bigger audience, thinner mystery
Culture01 Jul
"Enola Holmes 3" and the Soft Cost of a Streaming Franchise Outgrowing Its Hero
Culture01 Jul
Angel Studios' 'Young Washington' Banks on Civic Mythology for a Fourth of July Audience
Culture01 Jul
Chaitanya Tamhane's audience-solicited film and Punjab's women-led transfer: two strands of an Indian cultural-policy moment
Culture01 Jul
Billy Strings returns with T Bone Burnett-produced album as bluegrass crosses the festival-mainstream divide
Culture01 Jul
Dinosaur Jr. come back into view: 'There Near' and the slow economy of a four-decade band
Culture01 Jul
YHWH Nailgun Turn Their Album Into One Long Music Video — and the Form Is the Point
Culture01 Jul
Lively's $8m fee request puts a price tag on Hollywood's scorched-earth playbook
Culture30 Jun
Enola Holmes grows up: how Philip Barantini turned a YA sleuth into a Victorian-era coming-of-age
Culture30 Jun
Ashe signs to Atlantic as Virgin restructures post-Downtown — a quiet week that says a lot about label math
Culture30 Jun
Lucio Castro's 'Drunken Noodles' serves a queer time-loop and a filmmaker's reckoning with grief
Culture30 Jun
Netflix and Harlan Coben's mystery-thriller playbook is rewriting how streaming buys prestige
Culture30 Jun
Iraq's children carry Iran's martyred leader — and the diplomatic architecture the procession leaves behind
Culture30 Jun
Starz bets on horror IP as streaming’s mid-tier squeeze forces premium brands to mine graphic novels, comics, and cult followings
Culture30 Jun
Sam Altman Is Getting the Biopic Treatment. The Question Is Who Gets to Tell It.
Culture30 Jun
Michael Byrne, character actor in 'Braveheart,' 'Harry Potter' and the Indiana Jones line, dies at 82
Culture30 Jun
Ghetto Film School bets on audio as the next literacy, and partners with Mosh to teach it
Culture30 Jun
Gwangju Biennale 2028 Drops the Curated Star Curator for an Open Call — and Asks Whether the Model Still Works
Culture30 Jun
When a small town got a star: the Pune rescue, a passport counter, and the slower industry behind South Indian cinema's working class
Culture30 Jun
Nicolas Winding Refn returns with 'Her Private Hell,' a Neon reunion starring Sophie Thatcher
Culture30 Jun
A Town Without a Theater Gets One: Northwoods Bets on Emagine Parker
Culture30 Jun
Netflix's Wonka AI gamble: ElevenLabs deal revives Gene Wilder's voice — and reopens a Hollywood consent question
Culture30 Jun