The Paper: The Office team turns mockumentary lens on a struggling newsroom
Domhnall Gleeson stars as a hapless editor in a Peacock comedy that follows The Office’s documentary crew to the Toledo Truth-Teller; Oscar Nuñez returns
Culture & Entertainment News
New Bollywood romcom 'Param Sundari' draws criticism for stereotyping South India
Critics and social media users, particularly in Kerala, say the film relies on caricatures of southern culture despite a long history of cross-regional romcoms in Hindi cinema.
Arundhati Roy chronicles her mother in fierce new memoir 'Mother Mary Comes to Me'
Booker-winning author Arundhati Roy portrays Mary Roy as both 'shelter and storm' in a personal account that revisits family, feminism and the making of a literary life
Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights trailer frames Brontë classic in overtly erotic terms
First footage for the new adaptation starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi foregrounds sexual tension and striking, sensual imagery
Helen Mirren credits 12‑minute XBX routine for decades of fitness
Oscar-winning actress says she has followed a military-style, equipment-free workout daily since the 1960s
Westminster Cathedral to Host Duchess of Kent's Requiem Mass, First Modern Catholic Royal Funeral
Buckingham Palace confirms private service on 16 September with the King and Queen among senior royals in attendance
Ralph Fiennes’ World Premiere 'The Choral' Draws Sharp Criticism at TIFF
New film from director Nicholas Hytner and writer Alan Bennett, a WWI drama about a village choir, was called uneven and poorly executed in a New York Post review after its Toronto debut
Anna Wintour steps back at Vogue after decades, raising questions about the magazine’s future relevance
After nearly four decades reshaping US Vogue — from putting Madonna on the cover to denim on its pages — Wintour will relinquish the editor-in-chief role while remaining global editorial director.
Mark Kerr on The Smashing Machine: ‘Vibrational’ Ahead of Venice Premiere as Film Depicts His Battle with Addiction
Former mixed martial arts fighter says he is still processing seeing his life dramatized by director Benny Safdie and star Dwayne Johnson; the film opens Oct. 3