We’ve read the entire Booker Prize shortlist – here are the books worth picking up Before the winner is announced on 9 November, here’s what to read The Independent UK · Oct 26
What Celtic 'did well' with Wilfried Nancy last season Scott Brown says Celtic were right to sack Wilfried Nancy after eight matches, calling his appointment a mistake following the 3-1 Rangers defeat in Glasgow. The National (Scotland) · Oct 7
Dodge City by Patrick deWitt review – a wild draft-dodging road trip This tale of a 60s college dropout driving across the US to avoid being sent to Vietnam is committed to both readerly pleasure and literary artifice The Guardian - UK · Oct 1
I'm Surprised By How Marshals' Season 2 Trailer Addresses The Season 1 Finale Cliffhangers Not that there aren't new things to worry about. Cinemablend · Sep 2
Netflix's East of Eden series has a first-look trailer — and I'm hopeful John Steinbeck's novel will get another worthy adaptation Florence Pugh plays Cathy in Netflix's East of Eden adaptation, which arrives on October 1. TechRadar · Sep 2
The Sinking City 2 review: "A Lovecraftian fusion of Resident Evil and Silent Hill that boasts its own delightfully gruesome pleasures" Lovecraftian twists on survival horror work so well to deliver some unsettling, unexpected moments of terror GamesRadar · Aug 17
I Have A Feeling Marshals' Latest Season 2 Update Could Be Great (& Terrible) News For Cal On the one hand, I'm thrilled about this. On the other hand, I'm scared. Cinemablend · Aug 14
Best baby boy names for 2026 with their meanings: These charming C names could be perfect for your little one Parents seeking baby boy names for 2026 have many C options. Popular choices include Carter, Caleb, Cooper, and Christian for familiar appeal. Distinctive names like Caspian, Cillian, and Cruz offer a more contemporary feel. These names combine various sounds and cultural traditions for families. The letter C provides a wide… The Economic Times · Aug 13
Woman claims Texas Roadhouse ruined her Mother’s Day right after entering. The culprit? Apparently, peanuts: ‘mad, and screaming, and refusing to eat’ More like she ruined her own Mother’s day? We Got This Covered · Jul 31
Crazy Stupid Love directors were concerned about the movie because Kevin Bacon was having too much fun Romcom is celebrating its 15th anniversary this month The Independent UK · Jul 30
Crows' All Australian contender among returning quartet Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks could have a quartet of players available after injuries, with an All Australian contender among them. AAP · Jul 8
Your summer fiction reading list: five of the best reads of 2026 so far, according to our experts The best summer companion is a good book. This year has already given us some truly brilliant ones making it really hard to whittle down the best. But no matter what your tastes are, we have you covered. These novels range from historical fiction to gripping crime drama. From 1800s… The Conversation · Jul 2
Why Chad Michael Murray Had A ‘Monster Debate’ With The Sullivan’s Crossing Team Over Cal And Maggie’s Engagement Planning this out was not simple. Cinemablend · Jul 1
The Times of India · Jun 23 Douglas Stuart’s Latest Novel Captures The Struggle To Belong At Home Douglas Stuart is a New York-based Scottish author whose work explores themes of class and sexuality. He rose to international acclaim with his debut, 'Shuggie Bain', which won the 2020 Booker Prize and swept the British Book Awards. It was followed by the number one Sunday Times bestseller, 'Young Mungo',…
The Guardian - UK · Jun 13 70 brilliant books for the summer From dynamite debuts to must-read memoirs and magical children’s fiction, here’s our selection of this year’s hottest holiday reads. Plus leading authors share their favourites
Reason · Jun 2 Suggestion That Rabbi Endorses Jews for Jesus May Be Defamatory From Amitay v. Jews for Jesus, decided Thursday by the California Court of Appeal (Justice Marla Miller, joined by Justices… The post Suggestion That Rabbi Endorses Jews for Jesus May Be Defamatory appeared first on Reason.com.
Evening Standard · Jun 2 Best new books to read this autumn, from Rebecca Yarros to Louise Kennedy From stranger-than-fiction memoirs to historical novels and essay collections, dive into these pages for autumn
The Conversation · Jun 1 Booker winner Douglas Stuart reveals flashes of tenderness in his violent working-class men Douglas Stuart’s third novel, John of John, returns to the territory that made his Booker prize-winning Shuggie Bain, and Young Mungo, so unforgettable: the intimate violence of masculinity, and the ways love persists inside families whose members cannot speak or emote plainly to one another.
The Guardian - US · May 30 Euphoria mirrors the nihilism of a generation raised on Andrew Tate and Bonnie Blue As its third season ends, Sam Levinson’s HBO show reflects the grim future that gen Z faces. Its rage-bait is precisely the point
Cinemablend · May 28 I Didn't Think Those Marshals Characters Were Dead After The Finale, But Now I'm Worried Well, this is cause for concern.
Cinemablend · May 25 I Really Need Marshals To Embrace One Element From Yellowstone After Season 1's Finale It's time to take a trip to...
AAP · May 23 Injured Rankine, Ah Chee face stint on sidelines Adelaide pair Izak Rankine and Callum Ah Chee both require further assessment of their injuries in the fallout from a bruising loss to Hawthorn.
AAP · May 23 AFL:Injured Rankine, Ah Chee face stint on sidelines Adelaide pair Izak Rankine and Callum Ah Chee both require further assessment of their injuries in the fallout from a bruising loss to Hawthorn.
The Conversation · May 22 John of John: weaving an island tale of secrets that lie beneath repression and shame Fifty pages into John of John, Douglas Stuart’s atmospheric third novel, you can almost feel the cold, damp air of the fictional Hebridean village of Falabay, and come to recognise its brooding and eccentric inhabitants like old friends and neighbours.