Saturday, October 10, 2026

The Royal Family Gather for Sunday Service at Crathie Kirk During Their Balmoral Break

King Charles, Queen Camilla and the Wales family were among those who drove to the small Scottish church for the traditional service near the royal estate.

Mike Leigh’s ‘Tender Loving Care’ Wins Golden Shell at San Sebastian

The British director's latest took the festival's top prize and best screenplay, while Kate O'Flynn shared the lead performance award.

Venice Film Festival in Full Swing With Nordic Titles in the Race

The Lido hosts a busy edition, with Nordic co-productions among the contenders.

Best PR Agencies in 2026: 10 Firms for Brands and Businesses

From defined media placements to creative campaigns and corporate reputation, these ten agencies offer different approaches to building a public profile.

Sonos Capital’s Fund II Combines Real Estate Investment With Property Operations

Sonos Capital’s Fund II is making a mark in the real estate investment world by blending traditional investing with hands-on property operations. This fund focuses on manufactured housing communities, a sector that has...

Tori Amos on Survival, Menopause, and the Fury Behind Her Allegorical New Album

Talking to Tori Amos is a hallucinatory experience. Her everyday speech is as vivid and myth-laced as her lyrics, gliding into fairy-tale imagery and summoning figures as varied as record executives and ancient...

‘The Assassin(s)’ Tops South Korea’s Chuseok Box Office

Hur Jin-ho's period thriller drew more than 1.3 million admissions in its opening days, leading a holiday frame that rewarded homegrown Korean titles.

Original Cinema Finds Fresh Life Amid the Sequels

For years the complaint has been the same: cinema has become a machine for sequels and adaptations, with little room for original stories. Yet lately the picture has grown more encouraging, as original...

Wealth Management Firm Doubles Size Annually By Eliminating The Fluff That Plagues High-Net-Worth Financial Advisory

A subtle revolution is unfolding within female wealth management, led by a firm that refuses to indulge the empty jargon so common among affluent financial advisories. InVestra, a rising star, boasts extraordinary annual...

When Government Messaging Becomes Always-On Television

The modern political message no longer waits for the evening news. It appears before breakfast, during commutes, between meetings, and late at night, shaped for screens that are always within reach. What once required a formal address or a carefully planned media appearance can now be delivered instantly through livestreams, short clips, branded channels, and endlessly refreshed feeds. For political leaders, this offers a powerful advantage: direct access to an audience without waiting for reporters to frame the conversation. For the public, however, the shift raises a more complicated question. When political messaging adopts the language, pace, and presentation of entertainment, can viewers still tell where public information ends and...

Best PR Agencies in 2026: 10 Firms for Brands and Businesses

From defined media placements to creative campaigns and corporate reputation, these ten agencies offer different approaches to building a public profile.

Sony Moves Jim Caviezel Thriller Ghost Soldier to Veterans Day Weekend

Sony Pictures has shifted its action thriller Ghost Soldier, starring Jim Caviezel and directed by William Eubank, from November 6 to November 11, 2026, placing it on Veterans Day.

From Waste To Fuel: How Shu Fei Zeng Built A Supply Chain The Industry Couldn’t Ignore

She walked away from one of the most lucrative trading desks in global commodities and into a network of street-side fryers and restaurant back kitchens across Southeast Asia. For Shu Fei Zeng, it...

Netflix Sets ‘The One About Matthew Perry’ Documentary for Oct. 27

Netflix set an Oct. 27 debut for a three-part documentary on the late 'Friends' star, featuring his sister and unreleased family footage.

Julie Mehretu on ‘Uprising of the Sun,’ Her Stained-Glass Work for the Obama Center

The artist explains how a monumental commission weaves together Obama's legacy, African American history and the Ethiopian stained glass of her birthplace.

Boy George Splits With His Label Boss Over an AI-Made Song

The singer has parted ways with BGP label head Tony Pontius after a disagreement over an AI-generated track, and stepped away from a planned West End role in the process.

The Global Box Office Searches for Its Footing

The worldwide box office continues to hunt for stable...

Nordic Co-Production Woman Unknown Wins the Golden Lion at Venice

May el-Toukhy's Woman Unknown, a Danish, Swedish and Latvian co-production, won the Golden Lion at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.

Inside the Turbulent Legal Saga Surrounding the ‘Michael’ Biopic

Long before cameras began rolling, the highly anticipated biopic...

Best PR Agencies in 2026: 10 Firms for Brands and Businesses

From defined media placements to creative campaigns and corporate reputation, these ten agencies offer different approaches to building a public profile.

‘A Legacy of Spies’ Wraps Filming With Matthew Macfadyen, Charlie Hunnam

The BBC and MGM+ espionage drama, starring Matthew Macfadyen and Charlie Hunnam, finished filming across three countries.

John Wilson Turns From ‘How To’ to the History of Concrete

The filmmaker behind HBO's 'How To with John Wilson' told Interview magazine his first project since the show is a documentary about concrete, and that he has never used artificial intelligence.

Carrie-Anne Moss Leads AMC’s Baba Yaga Mystery ‘Yaga’

The former 'Matrix' star plays a guarded university professor in AMC's folklore-tinged thriller, adapted from Kat Sandler's play, arriving October 23.

Netflix Sets ‘The One About Matthew Perry’ Documentary for Oct. 27

Netflix set an Oct. 27 debut for a three-part documentary on the late 'Friends' star, featuring his sister and unreleased family footage.