Category: 5. Entertainment

The Chinese Year of the Fire Horse has a new, unexpected mascot: Draco Malfoy.

Associating the Harry Potter antagonist with China’s Year of the Fire Horse might seem odd or whimsical. But it has much to teach us about the complexities of…

“As your friend Julian Porter says of you, ‘don’t piss her off, or you will live forever in one of her books!’” Robin Young said, Peabody Award-winning documentarian and co-host of NPR’s “Here & Now.”

Facing Young was Margaret…

Besides abandoning the infamous Max rebrand, probably the most shocking thing streaming giant HBO Max has done this year is post a Hucklerobby edit on the official HBO Max Nordic TikTok account. 

If you are not a…

“With its transition from haunting Film Noir sepia to brilliant, Oz-ian Technicolor, this season channels a shared sense of optimism as we follow a new generation into their next adventure,” said Vevers….

• Lucid brings a unique cinematic music experience right into Berlin, the capital of the German film industry
• The Seven Suite is an intimate artistic live performance in Berlin’s iconic Tempodrom with Lucid Gravity¹ at…

Introducing the season’s most compelling new neutral—and no, it isn’t brown, beige, or black. For spring 2026, the spotlight belongs squarely to cobalt. If fall 2025 was awash in shades of red, this season turns up the visual wattage with a…

This week’s album of the week comes from Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti, who has been electrifying audiences since she was a teenager.

Benedetti’s other recent recordings include violin concertos by Beethoven and Elgar, plus a…

The Dutch writer Cees Nooteboom, whose novels, travel writing and translations made him a prominent literary figure in postwar Europe, has died aged 92.

Publishing house De Bezige Bij said in a statement on Wednesday evening that Nooteboom had…