Month: September 2026

In 1945, French painter and sculptor Jean Dubuffet coined the term Art Brut (“raw art”) to describe creative expressions born entirely outside the boundaries of official artistic institutions. Visiting psychiatric hospitals, observing folk artists, and collecting the work of self-taught recluses, Dubuffet outlined his thesis in his foundational 1947 manifesto, L’art brut préféré aux arts
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EXCLUSIVE: Danny Boyle, whose latest film Ink opened last month’s Venice Film Festival, has been tapped to receive the Gotham Director Tribute at the 36th annual Gotham Film Awards in November. The honor recognizes recognizes filmmakers whose bodies of work have made significant contributions to contemporary cinema. It will celebrate Boyle’s four-decade career that includes
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Fontaines D.C. have shared “Tongue,” a second single from the Irish rock behemoth’s new album Dopamine Chamber. The band members filmed themselves on a visit to New York for the John Angus Stewart-directed video, which you can watch below. Guitarist Conor Curley said in a press release that the song “continued where Romance left off,
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Maliketh the Black Blade is one of Elden Ring‘s most intimidating and lore-important characters, serving as both a pivotal boss encounter and a key figure in the history of the Lands Between. As Queen Marika’s shadowbound beast, Maliketh was entrusted with guarding Destined Death, sealing away the Rune of Death within his blade and becoming
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Angèle faces a tough decision on her new song “Love Triangle”: how to choose between SebastiAn and Caroline Polachek. The trio’s single, which premiered today on BBC Radio 1, finds Polachek wooing the Belgian star in her native French over a killer electro beat courtesy of the Ed Banger-affiliated producer. Listen—and choose your fighter—below. “Love
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At Torishéju, the room felt like an opera awaiting its first note. Chandeliers flickered above red velvet and gold-trimmed chairs, while a circle of sand cut through the grandeur. Classical music played beneath whispered conversations in French and English. Torishéju Dumi met that ghostly setting with clothes that were anything but shy. Miniskirts showed their
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It’s big things poppin’ for all things having to do with The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood. First off, the 2021 mega-bestselling STEMinist romance, which began as a Reylo fanfic, has already been adapted into a buzzy new film that just came out on September 23rd on Prime Video. Secondly, Hazelwood announced Tuesday that not
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Jason Kelce is owning up to an on-air fumble.  The retired Philadelphia Eagles center apologized live on-air during ESPN’s Monday Night Football coverage Sept. 28 after he took his beloved former team’s face-off against the Chicago Bears a tad too personal. “I feel pretty good going into the half,” Jason told fellow analysts Pat McAfee and Scott Van Pelt during the broadcast. “We played really
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There is something strangely sincere about calling an album “I Love My Computer”. For many born just before Y2K or just after the new millennium, computers were part of your childhood. As technology expanded, so did your online experiences. The computer became a venue for formative moments: music becoming personal when you downloaded albums for
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Megan Thee Stallion’s Act III era is beginning to take shape. After teasing the upcoming album in August, the Houston rapper has dropped her first single of the year, “Tina Tuesday Freestyle,” fulfilling her promise to reintroduce her alter ego Tina Snow on the new record. The song comes with a minimal music video focusing
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Horror cinema has spent more than a century learning how to make audiences anticipate what they cannot see. Online casino games borrow that craft, compressing dread, surprise and release into sequences measured in seconds. You know the corridor is empty because the camera has shown every inch of it. Still, the darkness at the far
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It’s a tale almost as old as time, and it’s landing on Netflix this Thursday. John Steinbeck’s East of Eden is an epic, magisterial novel about fathers and sons, family legacies, and the question of free will. Based on the story of Cain and Abel in the book of Genesis, the substantial tome cemented Steinbeck’s
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Stargate has been one of science fiction’s most beloved franchises for more than three decades, growing far beyond Roland Emmerich’s original 1994 film into a sprawling universe reaching into every corner of media. Much of that legacy belongs to Stargate SG-1, which ran for 10 seasons and transformed the concept into a beloved television universe,
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