Fatih Akin Opens San Sebastian With Ghost Song
The San Sebastian Festival opens its 74th edition with the world premiere of Ghost Song. Fatih Akin turns grief, dreams and three languages into a statement about European cinema.
Cinema, music, arts, festivals and global cultural trends.
The San Sebastian Festival opens its 74th edition with the world premiere of Ghost Song. Fatih Akin turns grief, dreams and three languages into a statement about European cinema.
Marking a century in fashion, Marks & Spencer is making its London Fashion Week debut. Its immediately shoppable collection reveals a strategy in which the runway becomes a sales channel.
Seven years after his last album of entirely new songs, Beck returns with Ride Lonesome. By reuniting his longtime band and embracing organic production, he turns slowness into an artistic strategy.
From September 18, Bill Blass's townhouse becomes the setting for a Christie's exhibition and auction. More than one hundred pieces explain how the designer gave American elegance its modern language.
Released worldwide on September 18, the new Resident Evil by Zach Cregger surprises with its critical reception. Sony may have finally found the formula to reconcile horror cinema, game fans, and the general public.
Released worldwide on September 18, the new Resident Evil by Zach Cregger surprises with its critical reception. Sony may have finally found the formula to reconcile horror cinema, game fans, and the general public.
The iHeartRadio festival brings BTS, Cardi B, Muse, Snoop Dogg and more to Las Vegas. Its real stage now extends from the arena to radio, Disney+ and Hulu.
With Day and Night, Carly Rae Jepsen releases 24 songs designed as two complementary spaces. The ambitious format puts the staging of listening back at the center of streaming.
The London Rolling Film Festival opens its 16th edition with 48 films from 12 countries. Its bet is to stay compact enough to turn every screening into an industry encounter.
Burna Boy will headline the halftime show of the Steelers-Saints game, the first regular season NFL match played in France. In Paris, American sports and African music are preparing for a global moment.
With What Holds Us, Apple gives the iPhone 18 Pro to Alex Prager, Jack Davison and Jimmy Chin. The show examines mobile photography and the brand's cultural strategy.
The Climate Film Festival opens its third edition with 54 films and 22 programs. In New York, climate becomes a space for cinema, creativity and cultural strategy.
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