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Five Science Fiction Movies to Stream Now
Five science fiction films available for streaming offer themes ranging from artificial intelligence threats to survival and dimensional adventure.
When friends become good neighbours: the Melbourne families who transformed one home into three townhouses
Melbourne families have jointly redeveloped single homes into multiple townhouses through shared investment and effort, offering a novel approach to urban housing.
Stream These 5 Movies and Shows Before They Leave Netflix in October
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Rare sale of David Hockney painting of beloved dog Stanley could fetch £2.5m
5 million at auction, believed to be one of six from the Dog Series in private hands.
In ‘Basic Pistol,’ a Sociologist Finds Hidden Lessons in Gun Training
A sociologist argues that gun training courses impart lifestyle lessons beyond weapons instruction in a new book about the subject.
Oasis, Leicester punks and Ukraine techno: Abbey Road music photography awards 2026 – in pictures
Photography awards celebrating music imagery received over 24,000 submissions from 42 countries, with winners and finalists including work featuring Oasis, Leicester punk bands and Ukrainian electronic music.
Beverly Buchanan review – ramshackle mini barns and shanties bursting with brutal history
Beverly Buchanan's sculptures at Spike Island in Bristol draw inspiration from American southern structures, merging folk art and minimalism to honour survival histories.
Jake Shears Loves a Scary Book. And Video Game. And Musical.
Scissor Sisters frontman Jake Shears, drawn to horror across multiple media, is performing as Frank-N-Furter in a theatrical production of Rocky Horror.
‘Our culture is rich and we need our own space’: the fight to build a permanent centre for Deaf people
Deaf activists in the UK are working to establish a permanent dedicated centre for the Deaf community, with 18 million people hard of hearing but no such facility currently existing.
Pete Byrne, New Wave Singer Behind ‘Always Something There,’ Dies at 74
Pete Byrne, who sang with Naked Eyes during the 1980s synth-pop era, has died at 74.
A Triumphant Baritone in a Dystopian ‘Macbeth’ Opens the Met Opera Season
Baritone Quinn Kelsey stars in a postapocalyptic production of Verdi's Macbeth that opened the Met Opera season.
Turner prize review – soulful cyborgs go into battle with a stack of massive Hobnobs
At the Turner prize exhibition in Middlesbrough, Kira Freije's apocalyptic humanoid sculptures emerge as the standout work in a highly competitive year.
‘I was mesmerised by how the fog turned the tower into a monolith’: Derek Zhao’s best phone picture
Derek Zhao captured a phone photograph of a tower emerging through fog while jogging near San Francisco's Treasure Island.
Alpabzug! Swiss mountain alpaca herding – in pictures
Swiss farmers in the Griesalp area conduct the traditional autumn alpabzug, moving alpaca herds from mountain pastures to valley barns.
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Milwaukee Museum Returns Pots by Enslaved Artist David Drake to Family
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‘Unabomber’ Review: A Not-So-Beautiful Mind
Russell Crowe and Jacob Tremblay bring depth to this two-part true-crime drama about a real case.
How ‘The Sopranos’ Influenced the Best TV Shows of the 21st Century
A poll ranking the best television shows of the 21st century examines how programmes have built upon and evolved beyond The Sopranos.
Mayor Mamdani Becomes a New Advocate for Access to the Met Opera
Mayor Mamdani announced a new program providing complimentary Met Opera tickets in a video recorded at the Metropolitan Opera House.
The Good List: 6 Things to Add Some Delight to Your Day
Six things that can bring delight to your day are recommended.
What Happened to Hollywood’s Most Reliable Happy Ending?
Research indicates that contemporary action movies tend to conclude with unhappy endings rather than traditionally uplifting resolutions.
In London, a New Flagship for Alex Eagle
Designer Alex Eagle has been appointed creative director of 180 the Thames, a new lifestyle venue on the Thames's north bank, and relocated her business there.
5 Must-See Off Broadway Shows, New and Remounted
Five Off-Broadway productions, including "Don Juan" and "The Hope Theory," are recommended by critics.
At the New York Film Festival, Movies With Oomph
The New York Film Festival's latest edition features acclaimed films from directors including Ava DuVernay, Tony Gilroy and Luca Guadagnino.
12 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
Critics recommend twelve new films across various genres for audiences of different tastes.
‘The Stunt Driver’ Review: A Leap to Glory
This comedy tells the story of a Canadian daredevil's aspiration to jump the St.
Es Devlin, Master of the Extravaganza, Highlights the Art of Craft
Designer Es Devlin curates work from 500 artisans for the Homo Faber Biennial in Venice, presenting each craftsperson's talent as a distinct contribution.
Desi Lydic Roasts Trump for Pulling Out All the Stops for Xi
Comedian Desi Lydic mocked Trump on Thursday's Daily Show for the level of hospitality he showed to Xi at the airport.
Lola Petticrew Has Taken on the Troubles, Twice
Northern Irish actress Lola Petticrew has appeared in two television series about the conflict in her home country before her current role in a thriller.
Review: With Dudamel and the Philharmonic, Joy Is in the Work
Gustavo Dudamel led the New York Philharmonic in a world premiere by Tania León and a performance of Mahler's Fifth Symphony.
‘Forgotten Island’ Review: A Supernatural Filipino Adventure
Two friends in this animated Filipino film uncover a magical portal but must find a way back home.
An Unhinged Robert Pattinson Is Ready for ‘Primetime’: Review
Robert Pattinson delivers an unsettling performance as To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen in a film that avoids depth.
‘The Incomer’ Review: A Remote Assignment
Domhnall Gleeson faces unexpected complications when attempting to evict two siblings in this offbeat Scottish comedy.
MOCA Appoints Former Public Media Leader as Its New Director
Jonathan Abbott, formerly leading the public media network behind PBS shows including Masterpiece, becomes the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles's sixth director in nearly two decades.
