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Sasikumar’s ‘Vadhandhi’ Season 2 Sets August Premiere on Prime Video (EXCLUSIVE)
Prime Video will globally premiere the second season of its Tamil-language suspense thriller “Vadhandhi” on 7 August, with actor M. Sasikumar returning to lead the franchise as police officer SI Moosa Raza. This season, subtitled “The Mystery of Mani”, matters as a high-profile expansion of Prime Video’s South Indian original content strategy, reuniting the creative…
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Grandfather of Sheffield’s missing Ben Needham dies without answers to grandson’s disappearance
Ben Needham’s grandfather has died without learning what happened to his missing grandson, leaving the family heartbroken. The death underscores the enduring anguish surrounding a case that has remained unresolved for 35 years. Ben, from Sheffield, was 21 months old when he disappeared on 24 July 1991 while at his grandparents’ farmhouse in Iraklis on…
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New exhibition to explore how Georgia O’Keeffe’s desert home shaped her art
The Courtauld Gallery is to stage a new exhibition exploring how Georgia O’Keeffe’s remote New Mexico home at Ghost Ranch shaped her celebrated paintings of the American desert landscape. The show, titled Georgia O’Keeffe: Ghost Ranch and opening in October 2027, aims to deepen understanding in the UK of an artist whose work has rarely…
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Alan Joyce speaks out about growing up poor and being gay – before Nat Barr calls him out for ‘hurting Australians’
Former Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce has given a wide-ranging interview promoting his new memoir, in which he defends his tenure at the airline while acknowledging the mistakes that damaged its reputation. He also opened up about his impoverished upbringing in Dublin and the difficulties of being openly gay in Australian corporate life, framing these…
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Melbourne socialite Brynne Edelsten faces court with a mystery man and an eye-popping new engagement ring – as she scores a sweetheart plea deal to dodge jail on drug charges
Melbourne socialite Brynne Edelsten has appeared in court accompanied by a mystery man and a large new engagement ring, after securing a favourable plea deal that will allow her to avoid jail on drug possession charges. The court appearance drew attention both for the resolution of her legal case and for the personal details on…
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Marvel Reveals First Clip of Sadie Sink in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, But Fans Aren’t Sure What She’s Trying to Say in It
Marvel has released a brief promotional clip featuring Sadie Sink in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, offering fans their first proper look at her mysterious character ahead of the film’s release. The move continues the studio’s drawn-out tease of Sink’s role, with speculation still centred on whether she is playing X-Men telepath Jean Grey, Mary Jane…
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Ryan Gosling to join Marvel Cinematic Universe as Ghost Rider
Ryan Gosling has been announced as the star of a new Ghost Rider film, marking his entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The reveal came during a surprise appearance at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, where Gosling said the character was one he had “wanted to play for a very long time,” capping months of…
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The dark mystery of a 1992 Nirvana classic: “I can’t decide what caused her to die”
The article examines Nirvana’s ‘Lithium’, presenting the song as a fictional account of a man grieving his girlfriend and turning to religion to avoid suicide. It argues that the subject remains significant because it combines themes of depression, self-loathing and faith within one of the band’s best-known songs. Released on Nirvana’s 1991 album *Nevermind*, ‘Lithium’…
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‘No Rest for the Wicked’ Review: A Supernatural Gay Love Story in a 19th-Century Backwater
Variety film critic Dennis Harvey reviews “No Rest for the Wicked,” the debut feature from Danish director Kaspar Kalle, premiering at the Fantasia Festival. The film is a supernatural romantic drama set in a remote Faroe Islands fishing village in 1862, adapted from an 1884 story by German author Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, an early gay…
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6 Worst R-Rated Sci-Fi Movies of the 1990s
A Collider feature counts down what it considers the six worst R-rated science fiction films of the 1990s, arguing that each squandered a genuinely compelling premise. The films share a common thread of humanity’s own technological advances turning against it, exploring ideas such as cybernetic implants, artificial intelligence, genetic cloning and automated warfare, yet the…