Coward Review: Wartime Romance and Theatrical Escape
Lukas Dhont's first world war-set gay romance explores cowardice, secret love, and theatrical escapism among Belgian soldiers in a heartfelt, well-acted film.
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The Mercy Step Review: Indie Debut on Women's Prize Shortlist
Marcia Hutchinson's debut novel 'The Mercy Step' vividly portrays a Caribbean childhood in 1960s Bradford, blending poverty and abuse with wit and color. Shortlisted for the Women's prize for fiction.
Eagles of the Republic Review: Corruption in Egypt
Tarik Saleh's third Cairo trilogy film is a black-comic political thriller about a washed-up movie star forced into government propaganda, exploring corruption and compromise in modern Egypt.
Mick Jagger to Play Lighthouse Keeper in New Film
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger will portray a lighthouse keeper in Alice Rohrwacher's upcoming film 'Three Incestuous Sisters', joining Dakota Johnson, Jessie Buckley, Saoirse Ronan, and Josh O'Connor.
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Global Photo Roundup: Inflatable Bridge, Ebola, Heatwave
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, including an inflatable artwork in Paris, Ebola concerns, protests, and a heatwave.
Glossy Lips Return: ELF Cosmetics Leads Summer Comeback
Glossy lips are making a major comeback this summer, and ELF Cosmetics is at the forefront with its new range of high-shine lip products that promise lasting color and hydration.
Michael Bay to Direct Iran Rescue Film
Michael Bay will direct a military drama about the rescue of two US crew members who crashed in Iran, based on a book by Mitchell Zuckoff. The film celebrates service member heroism.
Netflix Thriller 'Nemesis' with 92% RT Score Climbs Charts
Crime thriller 'Nemesis' soars to Netflix's second most-watched show with a 92% Rotten Tomatoes score, praised for its stylish chaos and explosive tension.
Owen Wilson Film Backlash Over Travis Scott Casting
Owen Wilson's new film 'Rolling Loud The Movie' faces backlash for casting Travis Scott as a headliner, given the 2021 Astroworld tragedy. Critics call it 'offensively tone deaf.'
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I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning Review: Gen Z Discontent
Clio Barnard's absorbing social-realist film depicts five friends from Birmingham facing divided destinies, with outstanding performances and a mix of poignancy and defiance.
The Balloonists Review: Round-the-World Balloon Flight
A polite documentary about Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones's record-breaking 1999 hot-air balloon flight, overshadowed by wealthier rivals Richard Branson and Steve Fossett.
Cannes 2026: Fjord Gets 12-Minute Ovation, Stan Shines
Fjord, starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve, receives longest ovation at Cannes 2026. A subtle, thought-provoking film about faith, family, and suspicion.
Billy Joel Condemns Biopic 'Billy & Me' as Misguided
Billy Joel has condemned the upcoming biopic 'Billy & Me,' stating he has not authorized or supported the project, which lacks his music and life rights.
Romcoms Embrace Sociopathic Leads as Online Dating Reshapes Genre
A new wave of romantic comedies features extreme lies and manipulation, reflecting how online dating challenges traditional meet-cutes and red flags.
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Fight Like a Girl Review: Authentic DRC Drama with Powerful Boxing
Ama Qamata stars in a fierce boxing drama set in the DRC, tackling sexual violence with resilience. Authentic street life and a tragic true story elevate this heartfelt film.
Can a Photographer and Internet Addict Spot AI Fake Portraits?
A new AI faces test from UNSW challenges users to distinguish real from AI-generated portraits. A photographer and internet addict take the test to see if it's science or vibes.
Nicolas Winding Refn Returns to Cannes
Nicolas Winding Refn premieres his latest film at Cannes, blending his signature style with a fresh narrative. The director discusses his creative process and the film's themes.
Zara McDermott Joey Essex Hug Sparks Online Cheating Accusations
Zara McDermott faces cheating accusations after a hug with Joey Essex. A source says it's innocent, but fans recall her past infidelity.
Her Private Hell: Bizarre Shapeshifting Fantasia by Refn
Nicolas Winding Refn's latest film, Her Private Hell, is a bizarre shapeshifting fantasia that pushes boundaries with surreal visuals and a haunting narrative.
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Minotaur Review: Zvyagintsev's Cannes Entry Divides Critics
Andrei Zvyagintsev's 'Minotaur,' set during the Ukraine-Russia conflict, premieres at Cannes 2026 to polarized reviews. The film explores war's moral complexities.
Voidance Review: Miss Marple Meets Sci-Fi in a Pub
A low-budget British sci-fi film combines a time-loop murder mystery with a Wetherspoon's setting, featuring a mumsy agent who channels Miss Marple with a blaster.
Free Coke for Emilys at Finding Emily Screening
Showcase Cinemas offers a free medium Coca-Cola to anyone named Emily who sees 'Finding Emily' this weekend, risking a stampede of thirsty Emilys.
Kendall Jenner, Jacob Elordi and the A-List Love Web
Explore the interconnected dating web of Hollywood's A-listers like Harry Styles, Zoë Kravitz, Jacob Elordi, and Kendall Jenner, revealing how stars date in circles.
Asia Argento on Trauma in Death Has No Master
Asia Argento stars in Jorge Thielen Armand's surrealist thriller Death Has No Master, exploring colonialism and inherited trauma in Venezuela.
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Top Gun at 40: The Making of a Classic Action Film
Jerry Bruckheimer and Jack Epps Jr. reveal how Top Gun was made, from Tom Cruise vomiting to becoming a blockbuster that redefined action cinema.
La Gradiva Review: Young Love and Sexual Tension
Marine Atlan's debut film follows French high-school kids on a trip to Pompeii, exploring young love, sexual tension, and self-discovery with superb acting and direction.
Clarissa Review: Okonedo Mesmerizes in Woolf Adaptation
Sophie Okonedo stars in a seductive drama about regret and memory, adapting Mrs Dalloway to Nigeria. Commanding performances and a great score underpin this Cannes hit.
Harlem Renaissance Doc Premieres 50 Years After Filming
William Greaves' documentary 'Once Upon a Time in Harlem' finally premieres at Cannes, 50+ years after filming Harlem Renaissance figures in 1972.
Film 'Theocracy' Tells Bernard Canavan's Migrant Story
A new film, 'Theocracy,' explores the life of Bernard Canavan, from abandoned baby to renowned artist capturing the Irish diaspora in London. Screening at Kiln Theatre.
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Hastings Named Best Seaside Town in England
Hastings and St Leonards have been named the best seaside destination in England by TimeOut, shedding their grim reputation and attracting Londoners with art, history, and beaches.
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