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Clandestina review – artists fighting fascists in Portugal in the 1950s – and the present day

The words of artist-activist Margarida Tengarrinha ground Maria Mire’s feature debut, which evokes a lineage of political dissent through ambiguous visual sequences

The Guardian - UK

Australian contact sports’ next major concussion headache could come from insurance companies

Zurich Insurance Group promotes itself as “one of the world’s most experienced insurers”.

The Conversation

Jouissance: the perfume brand turning erotic French literature into subversive scents

Jouissance has interpreted the literature of Anaïs Nin, Anne Desclos and Catherine Millet into perfume, brand founder Cherry Cheng tells Wallpaper*

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Things to do in London this weekend (August 2 – 4)

A bumper weekend guide, with new restaurants, wine bars, cultural happenings and the best in live sport outside of Paris, here’s everything to get up to

Evening Standard

India to host Men's Asia Cup 2025

MUMBAI: India will host the Men's Asia Cup in 2025, which will be played in the T20 format, as per the Asian Cricket Council's (ACC) release of an Invitation for Expressions of Interest (IEOI) document on Saturday. This document invites interested parties to submit their IEOI for ACC Sponsorship Rights…

The Times of India

12 Years Later, 'Hitman's Weirdest Entry Is Free on Amazon Prime and Still Worth Playing

'Hitman Absolution' represents the biggest departure for the series. But it's still an entry worth playing.

Inverse

Porsche loses da Costa Formula E Misano disqualification appeal

The International Court of Appeal has upheld the decision of the stewards in disqualifying Antonio Felix da Costa from the Misano E-Prix, meaning he has lost his Formula E win.

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'Ghost' business in the heart of Canberra accused of stealing dreams

Canberra-based company accused of stealing $28,000.

The Canberra Times

UK galleries rushed to diversify art after Black Lives Matter, artist says

South Africa-born painter Gavin Jantjes says institutions tried to buy work they ignored decades earlier

The Guardian - UK

‘I wanted to scrape it from my eyeballs’: critics on their zero-star savagings

Sometimes a film, gig or sex-positive puppet show is so excruciating that awarding it one star just isn’t damning enough. How do writers who’ve written zero-star reviews feel about the worst shows they’ve ever seen now?

The Guardian - UK

Ireland cricketers set for pay rise following new contract agreement

NEW DELHI: Cricket Ireland (CI) and the Irish Cricketers' Association (ICA) have reached an agreement on the terms of central contracts for Ireland's cricketers, resulting in a significant pay rise for players.

The Times of India

Ospina Cali Colombia review – giant of Latin American activist cinema explains himself

Luis Ospina, interviewed shortly before his death, recalls a fierce career that applied the lessons of the French New Wave to his work

The Guardian - UK

Standing stones, urban hellscapes and male nudes: Derek Jarman’s glorious Super 8 short films

The easy freedom of this medium allowed the artist to range over subjects as diverse as Tarot, male nudes at Fire Island and a friend’s flat – and offer clues to his more public feature films

The Guardian - UK

Martin Bax obituary

Paediatrician specialising in child development and novelist who founded the literary periodical Ambit

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Australia’s skilled mechanics shortage forcing insurers to write off electric vehicles after minor accidents

Lack of parts and outdated laws also contributing to long repair wait times and ballooning premiums

Wallpaper

Formafantasma’s new collection explores nostalgia and the queer identity

Formafantasma present 'La Casa Dentro' at Fondazione ICA Milano (until 19 July 2024), where they draw inspiration from the domestic sphere and their own nostalgic perceptions of home

Louder

“He was one of the most crucial figures of the ’60s. Much of the underground was his invention”: the forgotten story of John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins, the man who invented psychedelic London

He helped launch Pink Floyd’s career and got arrested with the Rolling Stones – John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins was the King Of The 1960s Underground

Newcastle Herald

Driving up the cost: $30,000 bill thanks to insurance 'grey area'

'This is a practice although highly dubious, it's not illegal.'

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Court decision shows Mercedes would have lost 2021 Abu Dhabi F1 appeal

The Guardian - AU

Two people dead and a dozen injured after multi-car crash in NSW – as it happened

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Pakistan Cricket Board mulls regulation to forbid agents from signing more than 2-3 players

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is considering the implementation of a regulation that would prohibit any player's agent or company from representing more than 2 to 3 players simultaneously.

The Times of India

UAE Golden Visa: What is it? How to apply? Details here

UAE Golden Visa is quite the buzzword in the traveller and expat community from across the world. If you have been wondering what is UAE Golden Visa, what are the benefits of having one, how to apply for a Golden Visa and what are the requirements, we are breaking it…

Wallpaper

Doomsday, sci-fi and intimacy: Gray Wielebinski at the ICA, London

Gray Wielebinski plays with science fiction references in his first institutional solo show, ‘The Red Sun is High, the Blue Low’ at the ICA, London

The Guardian - AU

Whistleblower claims Australian funds for asylum seeker welfare in PNG ‘gone missing’

Exclusive: PNG’s chief migration officer denies there’s any evidence of financial wrongdoing in his department

The Guardian - UK

‘I thought we’d stormed the citadel, but we hadn’t’: Claudette Johnson on blazing a trail for Black artists – and the joy of reigniting her career

As a retrospective of her work opens, the British artist talks about the 1980s BLK Art Group, being eclipsed by the YBAs and how her paintings have a new sense of empowerment

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