Culture Cinema & Tv Movie reviews Shoot the People Nigerian-born activist and photographer Misan Harriman achieved global recognition when his powerful work was reshared online by Martin Luther King Jr III. Since then, he’s travelled the world, photog... See more
Culture Cinema & Tv Movie reviews Birds of War While working for the BBC’s Arabic service in London, Lebanese journalist Janay Boulos is put in touch with activist and photojournalist Abd Alkader Habak to cover the ongoing fighting in Syria. What star... See more
LONDON—Warfare before welfare is British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s chosen legacy as one of his final major acts of office was to deluge the U.K.’s military with cash on Tuesday. His government’s long-awaited Defence Investment Plan boosts military spe... See more
Culture Cinema & Tv Show reviews Sugar season two Colin Farrell returns as the titular sharp-suited private investigator in the second season of Sugar. After the trail to find his sister goes cold, Sugar finds himself back in LA, living in a ritzy hot... See more
Steven Bartlett is one of the smartest guys in the room. I learn a lot from watching his podcasts — not only from the guests, but from the way he structures his setups and the things his team does behind the scenes. I watched the episode with Bruno Fernan... See more