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Legendary filmmaker Rob Reiner, wife found dead in Los Angeles home
Reiner was among the most influential filmmakers of his generation, known for beloved classics such as 'The Princess Bride', 'When Harry Met Sally' and 'This Is Spinal Tap'
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UK police hunt suspects after high-value British Empire artefacts stolen from museum
Police say more than 600 culturally significant items were taken from a Bristol site housing the British Empire and Commonwealth Collection, in one of the UK’s largest recent museum thefts.
Iceland becomes 5th European country to bow out of Eurovision 2026 over Israel's inclusion
Iceland was among the countries that had requested a vote last week on Israel's participation.
Anadolu completes Gaza Trilogy with The Perpetrator, exposing Israel's war crimes in Gaza
The final volume presents comprehensive documentation of political, military, and international roles in Gaza’s destruction.
Istanbul, not Constantinople: Going beyond Western stereotypes in reimagining the Ottoman ‘jewel’
A day-long conference focusing on the West’s interpretation of lands east of the colonial powers reveals representations of Istanbul that are fanciful reimaginings of the megalopolis that served as the seat of power for more than one civilisation.
Erdogan hosts 'No Other Land' co-director, praises film's spotlight on Palestinian struggle
"It is a fact that the Palestinian tragedy is not adequately addressed in the film industry. The industry’s structural alignment with Israel plays a major role in this," Turkish President Erdogan says.
Kavitha Iyer
How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city
In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.
Nilosree Biswas
Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism
Nilosree Biswas
To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics
By
Nilosree Biswas
Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?
By
Nilosree Biswas
India's love affair with biryani, explained
How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city
In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.
Nilosree Biswas
Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism
Nilosree Biswas
To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics
By
Nilosree Biswas
Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?
By
Nilosree Biswas
India's love affair with biryani, explained
Legendary filmmaker Rob Reiner, wife found dead in Los Angeles home
Reiner was among the most influential filmmakers of his generation, known for beloved classics such as 'The Princess Bride', 'When Harry Met Sally' and 'This Is Spinal Tap'
UK police hunt suspects after high-value British Empire artefacts stolen from museum
Police say more than 600 culturally significant items were taken from a Bristol site housing the British Empire and Commonwealth Collection, in one of the UK’s largest recent museum thefts.
Iceland becomes 5th European country to bow out of Eurovision 2026 over Israel's inclusion
Iceland was among the countries that had requested a vote last week on Israel's participation.
OPINION
Kavitha Iyer
How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city
In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.
Nilosree Biswas
Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism
Nilosree Biswas
To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics
By
Nilosree Biswas
Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?
By
Nilosree Biswas
India's love affair with biryani, explained
How Bollywood flick Chhaava led to violence and curfew in an Indian city
In a society increasingly shaped by propaganda films and political provocations, history is not being remembered—it is being weaponised.
Nilosree Biswas
Eid-e-Gulabi: When Holi painted the Mughal Empire in colours of pluralism
Nilosree Biswas
To preserve cultural heritage, India must embrace pluralism, not politics
By
Nilosree Biswas
Why did Bollywood decide to ignore the plight of Palestinians?
By
Nilosree Biswas
India's love affair with biryani, explained
Anadolu completes Gaza Trilogy with The Perpetrator, exposing Israel's war crimes in Gaza
The final volume presents comprehensive documentation of political, military, and international roles in Gaza’s destruction.
Istanbul, not Constantinople: Going beyond Western stereotypes in reimagining the Ottoman ‘jewel’
A day-long conference focusing on the West’s interpretation of lands east of the colonial powers reveals representations of Istanbul that are fanciful reimaginings of the megalopolis that served as the seat of power for more than one civilisation.
Erdogan hosts 'No Other Land' co-director, praises film's spotlight on Palestinian struggle
"It is a fact that the Palestinian tragedy is not adequately addressed in the film industry. The industry’s structural alignment with Israel plays a major role in this," Turkish President Erdogan says.
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