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October 19, 2026
Arts/Diplomacy

Patty Bonet Challenges Stereotypes as Spain’s Television Star Fights for Inclusive Casting

Patty Bonet, a 41-year-old journalist, television presenter, actress and inclusion activist from Valencia, has become a familiar face in Spanish households through her nightly appearances co-presenting ONCE lottery draws on Televisión Española.

Arts/Diplomacy

The Devils: Restored Ken Russell Film Revives a Censored Vision of Religious Power

Ken Russell’s The Devils, a controversial 1971 film about religious persecution, political power and alleged demonic possession in 17th-century France, is returning to cinemas in the United Kingdom and Spain in a complete, remastered version after more than two decades

October 12, 2026

‘Widow’s Bay’ Shocks the Emmys

Arts/Editor's Choice

For an awards ceremony defined by competition, surprise and nostalgia, the decisive story was nevertheless Widow’s Bay: a newcomer that transformed an evening of

Bravo Brooklyn Beckham!

Arts/Columns/Social

The latest episode in the ongoing feud between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents Victoria and David Beckham played out publicly in an advert Brooklyn

Oscar Nominations 2025: Emilia Pérez Leads with 13 Nods as Wildfires Delay Announcement

January 24, 2025
Arts/News

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has finally announced the nominations for the 97th Academy Awards, following multiple delays caused by the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. Originally slated for

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Saif Ali Khan Out of Danger After Brutal Attack at His Home

January 16, 2025
Arts/India/World

Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan, 54, is recovering well after being attacked at his Bandra home last night. The actor sustained several serious injuries, including a deep wound to his spine, neck,

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The Hermit’s Gift — A Short Story

November 30, 2024
Arts/Education

Arun was a man who had grown accustomed to cruelty. His face, with its rough edges and uneven proportions, invited ridicule wherever he went. The children in the village snickered behind their

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AR Rahman’s Massive Net Worth Sparks Alimony Speculations Amid Divorce

November 22, 2024
Arts/News

On November 19, 2024, the music world and fans alike were shaken by the heartbreaking news that AR Rahman and his wife, Saira Banu, have decided to end their 29-year marriage. The

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Cabrini: Life of Nun in Slum in New York

May 5, 2024
Arts/Films

by Rod Barr, Screenwriter of Cabrini Many folks who’ve seen CABRINI want to understand how we balanced the historical record with the art and craft of filmmaking. It’s a fascinating and complex

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Aftermath of Hollywood strikes leaves U.S. entertainment industry’s future uncertain

November 12, 2023
Arts/Business

by Julia Pierrepont III After a 118-day strike that brought the U.S. entertainment industry to a standstill, Hollywood is poised to return to action. The tentative agreement between the Screen Actors Guild-American

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