Cinema, music, arts, festivals and global cultural trends.
After three years away, Ted Lasso returns to Apple TV with an unprecedented challenge: to coach a second-division women's team and reflect the global rise of women's football.
Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Score in Milton Keynes, at the heart of a festival uniting Africa, the Caribbean, the United States, and Europe.
At 78, John Carpenter transforms a nightmare into a graphic novel and a family album. With "Cathedral", the master of horror bypasses Hollywood and delivers a creative manifesto that resonates strongly in France.
After Coachella and sold-out concerts in the Philippines, BINI made a stop in Los Angeles with the Signals World Tour. Behind the eight artists, all of P-pop is now attempting to reach a global milestone, even if Europe will have to wait.
Deezer reports a net profit in the first half of 2026 while facing nearly 90,000 AI-generated tracks each day. The French platform is turning the detection of synthetic content into a global strategic advantage.
BTS's return propels HYBE beyond 1 trillion won in quarterly revenue. Behind this record, the ARIRANG tour reveals the new economic power of K-pop, from Seoul to Paris.
On August 7 and 8, EZIKO brings together jazz, Xhosa traditions, and local entrepreneurs in Hamburg, South Africa. A festival designed to bring culture, the public, and economic value back to the villages.
Available worldwide on August 7, The Last House traps a family in their own home. Greta Lee, Wagner Moura, and French director Louis Leterrier deliver a thriller designed to spark conversations and theories.
The Locarno Film Festival kicks off its 79th edition with 103 world premieres, Monica Bellucci in competition, and a strong French presence. For ten days, Switzerland becomes the laboratory of global cinema.
Glasgow launches the Commonwealth Games 2026 on July 23 with over 3,000 athletes, 74 delegations, and the first opening ceremony held indoors. Behind the celebration, a narrowly saved event is testing a new model.
A federal judge has approved the record $1.5 billion settlement reached by Anthropic with authors and publishers. Behind this historic amount, a decisive boundary emerges between AI training and the piracy of works.
After three years on the run, former Colonel Nelson Haase Mazzei has been arrested and incarcerated in Chile. Convicted for the kidnappings and murders of VÃctor Jara and Littré Quiroga, he was the last fugitive in this emblematic case of Pinochet's dictatorship.
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