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Never-Before-Seen Cellphone Footage Shows the Terror Underground During the Chilean Mining Disaster
In 2010, the world watched as 33 miners were trapped half a mile beneath the surface of the Earth in Chile's Atacama Desert for 69 days. These miners faced complete darkness, immense stress, and a never-ending expectation of death. Their experiences and how the rest of the world experienced the…
Ed Helms Might Be Growing Into More ‘Maturing Adult’ Roles, but He’s Still Ready for That ‘Vacation’ Sequel
The "Office" and "Hangover" actor is starting to embrace roles in which he's the grown-up in the room, like in the fact-based "The Stunt Driver," but that doesn't mean the silly stuff is behind him.
Fantastic Fest 2026: Pathetic Fallacy, Upiro, Kick On, What Happened to Doris?
Our final four films from Fantastic Fest include a trippy vision with Kid Cudi, a Spanish vampire flick, and an Aussie Green Room.
Julia Jacklin On Chaos, Control, And The Gem
Julia Jacklin is changing her mind. There’s power in that. When I spoke with the Melbourne-based musician about her last album Pre Pleasure , in 2022, she imagined that her future self might approach music with more calculation. “Maybe when I have a bit more time, I’ll come in with real intentions…
Chevy Is Still Building 6.2-Liter Corvettes Alongside 2027 Model
The older Corvette Stingray and Corvette E-Ray are being built alongside 2027 models with GM's new LS6 V8
Netflix’s Reboot of “A Different World” Needs to Let Go of the Past
The Netflix reboot of the ’80s and ’90s sitcom struggles to form its own identity.
The Death of Civic Space: John Wilson on “The History of Concrete”
The filmmaker talks about curiosity, documentary, and processing grief through gravel.
An Interview with Colossus EIC Jeremy Stern About Profiling Mark Zuckerberg
and other prominent tech figures.
"It's time Norway realises that we also need to change" says Line Ramstad
As a wealthy nation, Norway has a responsibility to tackle climate change by developing a nature-first approach to designing buildings, Oslo Architecture Triennale director Line Ramstad tells Dezeen in this interview. At this year's Oslo Architecture Triennale, built environment professionals and…
Mathieu Forget’s Portraits Capture People Frozen In Time and Space
Everything feels like a blessing when you make the dreams in your head a reality. This is certainly true for former elite tennis player turned photographer, Mathieu Forget. [ Read More ]
Ezra Collective Stay Hopeful
I was stunned when Ezra Collective drummer Femi Koleoso told me he’s just 31 years old. (He’ll be 32 in October.) I’ve been listening to him for a decade, since the group’s 2016 debut EP, Chapter 7 , and two albums he played on the following year, Nubya Garcia’s Nubya’s 5ive and Camilla George’s…
TIFF 2026: A Canadian Critic Looks At This Year’s Fest
Our Canadian correspondent on his country's biggest film event.
TIFF 2026: The Assassin(s), Diary of a Mad Old Man, It’s My Time
On three Gala Presentations from TIFF this year.
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson Are Just Alright, Alright, Alright in Apple TV’s “Brothers”
Time may be a flat circle, but "Brothers" is just flat.
Brad Bird's Ray Gunn: Everything We Learned About The Netflix Movie
Brad Bird has been trying to make Ray Gunn for decades. Here are the most interesting things we learned about the long-awaited film at an early press day.
More on Muse, Amazon, and Walmart; Muse and Expedia; Whither Google?
Meta needs Walmart to wait out Amazon; Expedia seeks to keep its middleware position; meanwhile, where is Google?
Fantastic Fest 2026: Into the Sky, Play House, Posthumous
Three films from this year's fest, including one of its most promising debuts and a stand-out comedy.
The Heart at the Center Of It: Domhnall Gleeson on “The Incomer”
The actor talks about his latest role, about a bureaucrat sent to evict two siblings from an isolated island.
The 1990s Black Sitcom Was Both a Promise and a Trap
Camille Acker’s debut novel A Very Special Episode is part sinister satirical thriller, part laugh track. It’s like watching your favorite show and finding yourself inside an episode where every joke suddenly feels like life or death. Set in Washington, DC, the story follows Nina Johnson, newly…
Amazon Blocks Muse, Amazon’s Moat, Aggregator v Aggregator
Amazon predictably blocked Muse, but there is room for a deal based on the reality that Amazon's physical world investments are an AI moat.
