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In Syria, Omar Malas Brings Cinema to Life Despite the War
Syrian photographer and filmmaker Omar Malas has launched a mobile cinema traveling through Syria, including Palmyra, to bring culture and life to villages still marked by war.
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With “MASSA,” Fatoumata Diawara Explores Motherhood and Memory
Fatoumata Diawara presents "MASSA," her most personal album, addressing motherhood, faith, memory, paternal loss, and resilience. Twelve tracks composed with Matthieu Chedid blend intimate themes and engagement with Mali and freedom.
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Adèle Haenel, LFI, and Xenia Fedorova: Tensions Between Media and Politics in France
Relations between media and politics in France have been marked by recent tensions involving Adèle Haenel, LFI, and Xenia Fedorova. Between boycotts, censorship, and pressure, academic Anna Arzoumanov analyzes these conflicts.
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Amazon Music Live Takes Its Fifth Season on the Road
Noah Kahan, Don Toliver, Lainey Wilson and Doja Cat headline Amazon Music Live's fifth season, turning tour stops into post-football viewing appointments.
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Fashion Awards 2026: The Nominees Tell a Story Beyond Borders
From Chanel to The Row, and from Labrum to Tolu Coker, the British Fashion Council's shortlist portrays an industry where British identity meets global fashion houses.
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Spotify Wants to Extend the Momentum of Independent Artists
With Fresh Finds Forward, Spotify promises twelve months of support to roughly 10,000 emerging artists a year. A playlist discovery becomes the start of a more structured journey.
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Best of the Best Puts Bollywood-Fusion Dance Center Stage
Streaming on Netflix since September 18, Best of the Best follows two friends on a college Bollywood-fusion dance team. Competition becomes a story of youth and belonging.
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Wolverine on PS5: Insomniac Changes Its Approach
Released on PS5 on September 15, Marvel's Wolverine gives Logan to Insomniac Games. The studio moves from an acrobatic hero to a more visceral and inward-looking adventure.
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What Holds Us: Three Views of Mobile Photography
In New York, What Holds Us brings Alex Prager, Jack Davison and Jimmy Chin together around pictures made on iPhone 18 Pro. Three distinct ways of photographing human connection.
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Ozzy’s Final Concert Is Coming to Cinemas
Back to the Beginning revisits Ozzy Osbourne's farewell and the original Black Sabbath lineup's reunion in Birmingham. The worldwide event release starts October 28.
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A Museum Steps Outside Its Walls in Newmarket
The Art Gallery of Ontario has opened a free gallery in Newmarket's historic Mulock House. Shaped by Her Hands brings together ten artists and shifts attention toward communities.
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Marks & Spencer Opens the Runway to Everyone
To mark 100 years in clothing, Marks & Spencer staged its first London Fashion Week runway show. Its pieces were available to buy as the presentation unfolded.