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Watching NAZA: A Window into Gaza's Killing Machinery

Watching NAZA: A Window into Gaza's Killing Machinery

As a Palestinian journalist from Gaza, watching the documentary NAZA was like peering through a window – and seeing the machinery of killing in Gaz...

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The Seasons Review: A Poetic Excavation of Myth and Mapping

The Seasons Review: A Poetic Excavation of Myth and Mapping

In The Seasons review, Maureen Fazendeiro's poetic documentary offers a mesmerizing excavation of myth and mapping in Portugal's Alentejo region. T...

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Shaun Edwards Joins England Red Roses as Defence Consultant

Shaun Edwards Joins England Red Roses as Defence Consultant

Shaun Edwards has joined the England Red Roses as a defence consultant, marking his first foray into women's rugby. The legendary defence guru will...

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John Wilson on His Unlikely Concrete Movie and Creative Vision

John Wilson on His Unlikely Concrete Movie and Creative Vision

John Wilson, the creative mind behind the cult-beloved HBO series How To With John Wilson, has turned his singular eye to an unlikely subject: conc...

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Salman Toor: Queer Art, Brown Fearlessness, and New York

Salman Toor: Queer Art, Brown Fearlessness, and New York

Salman Toor is redefining queer art with his fearless depictions of brown protagonists, challenging norms and celebrating desire. In his sun-drench...

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Dirty Dancing: Why It Remains My Ultimate Feelgood Movie

Dirty Dancing: Why It Remains My Ultimate Feelgood Movie

Dirty Dancing is my ultimate feelgood movie, a timeless classic that never fails to lift my spirits. There's a Swedish word for the emotional state...

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Why Organ Couriers Are Cinema's New Action Heroes

Why Organ Couriers Are Cinema's New Action Heroes

Organ couriers are emerging as cinema's new action heroes, replacing traditional spies and soldiers in Hollywood's latest thrillers. This shift ref...

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Baby Girls Face Preference: Nature vs Nurture Debate

Baby Girls Face Preference: Nature vs Nurture Debate

In the ongoing nature versus nurture debate, a new study reveals that baby girls show a greater interest in faces than boys, offering fresh clues a...

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The Recovery House by Derek Owusu: A Raw Mental Health Journey

The Recovery House by Derek Owusu: A Raw Mental Health Journey

Derek Owusu's latest novel, The Recovery House, delivers a uniquely honest view of mental health that resonates deeply. This raw and unflinching na...

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Rising Up at Night Review: Kinshasa's Community Spirit in Shadows

Rising Up at Night Review: Kinshasa's Community Spirit in Shadows

In the documentary Rising Up at Night, director Nelson Makengo captures the indomitable community spirit of Kinshasa's residents as they navigate l...

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Black Holes Burp Mystery Solved by Scientists

Black Holes Burp Mystery Solved by Scientists

Scientists have solved the mystery of when black holes burp, a phenomenon where these cosmic giants launch powerful jets of material after feeding on stars. This discovery sheds light on...

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Annie Dillard, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author, Dies at 81
Annie Dillard, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author, Dies at 81
Annie Dillard, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Pilgrim at Tinker Creek and a towering figure in American nonfiction, died at her home in South Wellfleet, Massachusetts, on Tuesday. She was... Læs mere ...
Smile at Last Review: A Haunting Soviet-Era Teen Parable
Smile at Last Review: A Haunting Soviet-Era Teen Parable
Smile at Last, the 1985 Estonian film directed by Leida Laius and Arvo Iho, is a haunting parable of teen abandonment in a Soviet youth facility. Based on Silvia Rannamaa's... Læs mere ...
Naked Performance Artist in Garden with Mum: Rona Bar and Ofek
Naked Performance Artist in Garden with Mum: Rona Bar and Ofek
In the world of contemporary photography, few images capture the essence of heritage and identity like the naked performance artist in the garden with her mum, photographed by Rona Bar... Læs mere ...
Alcina Review: Handel's Opera of Sex and Sorcery Comes Alive
Alcina Review: Handel's Opera of Sex and Sorcery Comes Alive
Handel's Alcina review: this opera of sex and sorcery comes alive in a vivid staging by Richard Jones at the Royal Opera House. First seen in 2022 and revived by... Læs mere ...
Unseen Tove Jansson Moomins Drawings to Go on Show in London
Unseen Tove Jansson Moomins Drawings to Go on Show in London
Previously unseen drawings by Tove Jansson, the beloved author of the Moomins, are set to go on show in London for the first time. The exhibition, titled Tove Jansson and... Læs mere ...
France's Anti-Rave Crackdown: Three Decades After UK's Brutal Move
France's Anti-Rave Crackdown: Three Decades After UK's Brutal Move
France's anti-rave crackdown echoes the UK's authoritarian response to free parties three decades ago, raising concerns about civil liberties and cultural expression. In the early 1990s, the UK government cracked... Læs mere ...
LA Helicopter Crash Kills TV Reporter and Pilot Covering News
LA Helicopter Crash Kills TV Reporter and Pilot Covering News
The Los Angeles helicopter crash that killed a TV reporter and pilot has shocked the local community and the journalism world. Eliana Moreno, an aerial photojournalist, and pilot George Marciniw... Læs mere ...
Chewing Gum Dreams Review: Michaela Coel's Teen Force Still Reigns
Chewing Gum Dreams Review: Michaela Coel's Teen Force Still Reigns
In this Chewing Gum Dreams review, we revisit Michaela Coel's raw and raucous debut, where her horny teenage heroine Tracey remains a force to reckon with. The self-flagellations of adolescence... Læs mere ...
Naomi Klein: Extreme Wealth Has a Deranging Effect
Naomi Klein: Extreme Wealth Has a Deranging Effect
Naomi Klein argues that extreme wealth has a deranging effect, turning billionaires into supremacists who view themselves as above the law and society. In her new book, End Times Fascism,... Læs mere ...
Orville Peck on Addiction, Dolly Parton, and New Album Mule
Orville Peck on Addiction, Dolly Parton, and New Album Mule
Orville Peck, the masked country singer, has opened up about his battle with addiction and the creation of his latest album, Mule, which he calls his best work yet. In... Læs mere ...
1894 Magazine Returned to New Hampshire Library After 130 Years
1894 Magazine Returned to New Hampshire Library After 130 Years
A magazine from 1894 was recently returned to a New Hampshire library after being overdue for more than 130 years, capturing the attention of history enthusiasts and library patrons alike.... Læs mere ...
Patricio Guzmán Dies at 85: The Battle of Chile Director's Legacy
Patricio Guzmán Dies at 85: The Battle of Chile Director's Legacy
Patricio Guzmán, the acclaimed director of The Battle of Chile, has died at 85 in Paris, leaving behind a powerful legacy of documentary filmmaking that chronicled Chile's political turmoil. According... Læs mere ...

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