Euronews Culture’s Film of the Week: ‘Baby Invasion’ – Harmony Korine’s First-Person Shooter dud
US director Harmony Korine’s second EDGLRD production, now available online, is shallow and mind-numbingly dull First-Person Shooter nonsense. Read More
French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal given five year prison sentence
Sansal was arrested in November 2024 at Algiers airport. French President Macron has called on Algeria to release the writer. Read More
Gene Hackman and wife’s bodies remain unclaimed a month after deaths
According to recent reports, the bodies of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa have still not been claimed by family members. The investigation into their deaths revealed that the couple died…
Dua Lipa wins legal battle as copyright lawsuit over ‘Levitating’ is dismissed
This victory marks Dua Lipa’s second successful defence against copyright claims over “Levitating”. However, one lawsuit is still pending. Read More
Salman Rushdie announces first fiction work since near-fatal stabbing
‘The Eleventh Hour’, which comprises a trio of novellas and two stories, marks the author’s return to fiction after an onstage assassination attempt in 2022 blinded him in one eye.…
Pamela’s Baywatch suit to illegal Speedos: London’s Design Museum explores the evolution of swimwear
A new exhibition at London’s Design Museum is celebrating a century of swimwear in all its forms. Read More
Comeback kid: Can Will Smith rehabilitate his image after the slap?
Stars Will Smith and Jonathan Majors are both back in public touring new material just a few years after both were embroiled in assaults. Will they be able to reclaim…
First trailer released for ‘Rust’, the Alec Baldwin western with a tragic production
Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was fatally shot on set of ‘Rust’ in 2021. Its first trailer has finally been released. Read More
Paris Noir: Pompidou’s landmark exhibition spotlights decades of Black art and resistance
A new landmark exhibition at the Pompidou Centre is exploring the influence of Black artists in Paris from the 1950s to 2000, showcasing over 300 extraordinary works. Read More
Why is Lady Gaga being sued for $100m by a surf company?
“Pay the toll to the angels”… and maybe to a California-based surf company, who is claiming the pop star has copied their logo… Read More