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  • ‘Dhurandhar’ dominates New Year’s day as ‘Ikkis’ struggles to keep pace

    ‘Dhurandhar’ dominates New Year’s day as ‘Ikkis’ struggles to keep pace

    On New Year’s Day, ‘Dhurandhar’ earned significantly more than ‘Ikkis’ opening day.

    Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller Dhurandhar continues to rewrite Bollywood history, significantly outperforming the…

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  • Prince Harry closes devastating chapter from royal life: ‘no way now’

    Prince Harry closes devastating chapter from royal life: ‘no way now’

    Prince Harry makes tough decision for beloved charity, statement released

    Prince Harry forced to come to terms with a difficult decision about a charity – dedicated to his late mother Princess Diana.

    The Duke of…

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  • Influencers and OnlyFans models dominate US ‘extraordinary’ artist visas

    Influencers and OnlyFans models dominate US ‘extraordinary’ artist visas

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    On the wall of immigration attorney Michael Wildes’s office hangs an enormous photo of Yoko Ono and her late…

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  • Four relaxing retreats for a reset

    Four relaxing retreats for a reset

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    Spa feels and seclusion in Finnish Lapland

    One of the log suites at Skýra Retreat, Finland © Miika Hamalainen

    Skýra…

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  • ‘I have my babies — they are my films’ 

    ‘I have my babies — they are my films’ 

    When Chloé Zhao premiered Hamnet last August at the Telluride Film Festival, rather than give a speech, she introduced the film with a guided meditation. The director asked the audience to close their eyes and place a hand on their chest, to…

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  • how to feel good in 2026

    how to feel good in 2026

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    HTSI editor Jo Ellison © Marili Andre

    Happy New Year and welcome to another year of HTSI, with the first of 42 issues…

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  • How the minimalists liberated classical music from the purists

    How the minimalists liberated classical music from the purists

    How many people 50 years ago could have foreseen the long-term impact of the political and cultural changes they witnessed that year? There was the death of Mao Zedong, leading to the start of economic reform in China. The Soweto uprising marked…

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