Cédric Kahn's 'A Place to Heal' enters Venice Golden Lion race
Cédric Kahn's 'A Place to Heal' premiered in Venice's main competition, exploring life in an overstretched adolescent psychiatric unit.
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Delhi University Opens CES 2025-26 Admissions, Drops Age Limit
Delhi University has opened CES 2025-26 applications, removing age limits to promote lifelong learning under NEP 2020.
Guruvayur Overflows With Devotion as Thousands Mark Ashtami Rohini
Thousands of devotees gathered at Guruvayur Sreekrishna Temple for Ashtami Rohini, marking Krishna's birth with darshan, prasadam, and long queues.
Krystle D'Souza on 'The Traitors' Win: No Special Bonds, No Regrets
Krystle D'Souza discusses her 'Traitors' victory with Rida Tharana, her integrity-driven game, and her dismissal of online trolling.
Auroville unveils virtual museum dedicated to Sri Aurobindo
A state-of-the-art virtual museum on Sri Aurobindo has been launched at Auroville, blending digital exhibits with spiritual themes.
Janmashtami: Devotional fervour marks Krishna's birth across Jammu and Kashmir
Janmashtami was marked with devotional processions and bhajans in Srinagar, Kupwara and Udhampur, reviving traditions in the valley.
Janmashtami: Grand Feast at Aranmula Temple, Milk Jug Procession in Rameswaram
Krishna Janmashtami was marked by a massive Vallasadya feast at Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple in Kerala and a milk jug procession by women in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu.
Schrader's 'Basics of Philosophy' premieres at Venice with themes of childhood
Paul Schrader's new film 'The Basics of Philosophy' premiered at Venice, with the director linking his work to childhood.
Manisha Koirala to Headline Indie Feature 'Cowgirls & Indians'
Manisha Koirala will star in indie film 'Cowgirls & Indians', directed by Tejal Desai, shooting in Texas from November.
Indore Institute Launches BTech in Civil Engineering Taught in Hindi
SGSITS Indore starts a Hindi-medium BTech in Civil Engineering with 30 seats, offering a Rs 2 lakh final-year incentive.
Desplat on AI: 'Why would I use an instrument to tell me what to dream?'
At Venice's Future of Creativity event, composer Alexandre Desplat shared his skepticism about AI in music, saying he'd rather quit than let it dictate his creative dreams.
Bhansali completes shoot of epic romance 'Love and War'
Sanjay Leela Bhansali has wrapped filming on 'Love and War', his upcoming epic with Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal.
Five Decades of The Hindu, Hyderabad: A Newsroom Transformed
As The Hindu, Hyderabad marks 50 years, we trace the newsroom's journey from manual editing to digital-first operations.
Nana Patekar's 'The Confession of Mary' to Premiere at TIFF
Nana Patekar-starrer 'The Confession of Mary' will be screened at TIFF on September 9, directed by Ananth Mahadevan.
Wendell Berry, Poet of Land and Spirit, Dies at 92
Kentucky author Wendell Berry, whose writings linked environmental stewardship with spiritual wholeness, has died at 92.
Kesey's Psychedelic 'Furthur' Bus Returns to San Francisco for Grateful Dead Exhibit
Ken Kesey's 'Furthur' bus is back in San Francisco as the centerpiece of a new Grateful Dead exhibition exploring 1960s counterculture.
Kochi-set thriller Switch Off to travel to Paris genre festival
The 11-minute thriller Switch Off, set in Kochi, will screen at Paris' L'Étrange Festival in September 2026.
Oscar Season Heats Up: Five Early Contenders to Watch
As fall festivals wrap, early Oscar predictions spotlight Nolan's 'The Odyssey,' New York-set dramas, and international gems.
Shiv Thakare to Make Marathi Film Debut with Gangster-Politician Drama 'Raktneeti'
Bigg Boss Marathi 2 winner Shiv Thakare will star in the Marathi film 'Raktneeti', playing a gangster-turned-politician.
Hollywood's Summer Box Office Hits Post-Pandemic High
Summer box office hits $4.6 billion, up 26% from last year, as diverse films draw audiences back.