Mario Vargas Llosa has announced that his most recent book will mark the end of his writing career.
Renowned Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, who has received the Nobel Prize, has declared that his literary journey of seven decades is coming to a
The Ezra Collective, winners of the Mercury Prize, believe that a combination of bassline and drumbeat can bring everyone together on the same wavelength.
Lagos is a pulsing mass of infectious energy. Densely packed houses stretch to the horizon below a visible halo of pollution. The streets are busy
Eddie Izzard stars in a gender-swapped remake of the classic Hammer horror film, playing the role of Doctor Jekyll.
T At first, this revamped version of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by the newly revived Hammer studio, with Eddie Izzard as Dr Nina Jekyll,
There is disappointment as South Korea continues to uphold their military law criminalizing sodomy for the fourth consecutive time.
The highest court in South Korea has once again confirmed two laws that are discriminatory towards the LGBTQ+ community, including the military’s “sodomy law.” This
Overmono review – sparkling shards of rave culture tear up the dancefloor
A While thumping bass drums, rapid hi-hats, creeping basslines, and repeated vocal snippets are typically linked with DJ performances in late-night clubs, Overmono is part
Sandro Tonali of Newcastle has received a 10-month suspension from the Italian Football Association.
The president of the Italian football federation (FIGC), Gabriele Gravina, announced that Sandro Tonali, a midfielder for Newcastle, has been suspended from playing for 10
Review of Billy Bragg’s “The Roaring Forty”: Celebrating 40 years of unwavering commitment.
I In his book “33 Revolutions Per Minute” published in 2010, Dorian Lynskey, a writer for The Guardian, boldly claims that Billy Bragg is the
Beyond Utopia review – nail-biting account of how to get out of North Korea
T The controversial dictatorship of North Korea has been a popular subject for filmmakers, with many exploring different aspects of the country. Claude Lanzmann’s Napalm
Infantino celebrates a “complete and decisive triumph” as the lawsuit against him is resolved.
Fifa has declared the end of legal actions against their president, Gianni Infantino, regarding his meetings with Switzerland’s former attorney general. Infantino hailed the outcome
Female electronic artists in Iran contemplate on a year of demonstrations, emphasizing the value of life and liberty.
I In September 2022, Mahsa Zhina Amini passed away following her arrest by Iran’s “morality police” for reportedly not wearing her hijab correctly. The government