Kyra Green & Cashel Barnett: Split The delivered one of the U.S. version’s most unexpected couplings, with Kyra choosing to leave the show during the inaugural season to see if she still had a shot with Cashel after sending him home…only to find out he’d already returned. But, unfortunately, the musically inclined couple split in
There’s no disputing that Xavier Tera’s feature debut is agood looking film; the photographer-turned-filmmaker captures the Japanese peninsula of Okinawa with unmistakable care, particularly during the fabled golden hour that bridges night and day. The area has adifficult relationship with identity given its history; from 1945 to 1972 it was occupied by the United States,
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Andrea Bocelli and Jennifer Hudson have teamed to perform “One Right Here,” an original song for the upcoming film Maserati: The Brothers, written by 17-time Oscar nominee Diane Warren. Decca Records is releasing the song to DSPs on Friday (Oct. 2). The song can be pre-saved with this link. The film, which is set to
Who Is That Witty Scottish Announcer on Love Island? Iain Stirling pulls a double shift as the narrator of both Love Island UK and Love Island USA—and during filming, he’s also on a tight schedule. “At 12 in the afternoon U.K. time, I’d log on to Love Island UK,” the Scottish comedian detailed to TODAY
On the heels of Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux’s PROLIFIC album arriving in August, a new Hussle track titled “LA Theme Song” is set to appear in Tuesday’s (Sept. 15) episode of FX’s The Drop: A Snowfall Saga. The West Coast anthem will also hit streaming services at 3 p.m. ET. Explore See latest videos,
Against the idyllic backdrop of the Alps, young best friends Tomy (Moritz Hohlrieder) and Chris (Finley Brown) are spending the summer helping out on adairy farm managed by Tomy’s uncle. They milk the cows, they clean the shed, and in their free time they play in the forest, excitedly await the upcoming 1999 solar eclipse,
What Belongs To Others opens by plunging us into the labour of two professional burglars on the margins of Polish precarity, whose day soon curdles into something life-changing. Kasia (Monika Sabina Kwiatkowska), amiddle-aged woman shackled to her abusive, debt-ridden boyfriend Darek (Robert Mania), gets by pretending to scrub tenement staircases while casing the badly locked
Big Ears is set to take over downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, for its 2027 edition, which takes place April 1-4. Jeff Tweedy, Robert Glasper, Weyes Blood, Oneohtrix Point Never, Bill Frisell, and Dinner Party—the supergroup of Glasper, Terrace Martin, Kamasi Washington, and 9th Wonder—top the billing for the music, art, and film festival. Also listed are
The inaugural Ocean Way Festival has been canceled due to beach erosion from Hurricane Marie. The Santa Monica festival from Coachella organizer Goldenvoice had been due to debut on the last weekend of September, headlined by the Killers and Olivia Dean. But the City of Santa Monica pulled the plug two weeks in advance, organizers
Fifteen-year-old Jo (Evita Andriopoulou) is having abad day. Her dog is missing, she’s late for school, and she had astrange dream the night before. After kicking the wing mirror off her mother’s car in afit of frustration, she heads, shoulders hunched, into another boring day of classes, where classmates gossip and grumble in hushed voices


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When I first set out to compile a list of new books by Latine authors to kick off Latin Heritage Month (September 15-October 15), I had a mind to include a variety of genres. But, being a seasonal reader who is currently reveling in all the spooky and deliciously gothic releases coming out this month,
Time to break out the Kleenex: these are romance books that will make you cry. I stand by the belief that in the bounds of romance, with a Happily Ever After (HEA) guaranteed, sadness is cathartic. Readers know that no matter what characters go through during the novel, by the end, they will be loved
Chief Keef has postponed a hometown Chicago concert that was set to be his first in the city in 14 years. (Although he headlined Lyrical Lemonade this year and in 2024, that was technically in Bridgeview, Illinois.) The show, which was scheduled for September 12 at the Huntington Bank Pavilion, will now take place on
Members of the seminal punk bands the Raincoats, the Slits, and X-Ray Spex will perform as a supergroup at a London festival next month. “God Save the Queens,” organized by the Up Yours! collective, celebrates the 50th anniversary of feminist punk and precedes the opening of a new exhibit on the movement at the Museum
For 75 of the 80minutes of Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’sNAZA, we are in the dark. Only literally, for the words we hear spoken from the dimly lit rooftops of Tel Aviv could not be any clearer. They come from the mouths of former IDF soldiers, whose faces are obscured by night and whose voices
It might unfold primarily in apsychiatric unit, but make no bones about it:15/18 is ahigh school movie. Cédric Kahn’s verité-style drama eschews the typical pathologizing that comes with the territory of treating teenage mental maladies. In this Parisian ward treating patients aged 15 through 18, everyone is defined as aperson before being reduced to asocial
Like many who came before him, Arash (Missagh Zareh), aonce-reputable physician, bears the psychological scars of trauma inflicted by Iran’s theocratic régime. After being caught treating wounded protestors, his medical practice was physically sealed off by the government and he was arrested. Ali Asgari’s ABit of Light unfolds on asingle day in the aftermath of
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