An exhibition commemorating the October 7 terror attack at the Nova Music Festival in Israel has opened in London. On October 7, 2023, more than 400 people were killed and many more were wounded at the open-air festival in southern Israel in a terrorist attack initiated by Hamas. Over 3000 people were in attendance at the event, which was held on a Jewish holiday
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(L to R) Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser star in ‘Pressure’. Opening in theaters on May 29th is the new World War II drama ‘Pressure’, which was directed by Anthony Maras (‘Hotel Mumbai’) and explores the moments leading up to D-Day. “In the hours before D-Day, one decision changed the world.” Release Date: May 29,
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Chess will close earlier than expected, with a final Broadway performance on June 21. The musical revival, starring Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit and Nicholas Christopher, ends its run after about seven months on Broadway. Michele previously announced she would be leaving the show June 21, but the musical had put tickets on sale through mid-September
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Roughly 20 million people live within a five-hour drive of Texas Hill Country, with fast-growing concentrations of wealth in Austin, Dallas, and Houston. Luxury hotel brands have noticed, and they’re vying for prime locations on this plateau, which features parks and rivers. The demographic case is straightforward. Since 2020, Tesla, Chevron, and Caterpillar have relocated
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If you’re looking for warm-weather shopping inspiration, there may be no better place to start than looking to fashion people in Los Angeles—where there’s practically sunshine all year long. L.A. style is often defined by its ease: laidback, relaxed, and effortlessly put together. The city is also synonymous with wellness culture, from Erewhon’s now-viral smoothies
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THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET TODAY: In 1799, Alexander Pushkin is born. What should you read this summer? The Lit Hub staff would like to present these 19 novels for your consideration. | Lit Hub Reading Lists Marilyn Monroe, pop culture icon? More like Marilyn Monroe, literary icon. | Lit Hub Biography “I didn’t
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Here are 15 rock and metal songs about soldiers. Many rock and metal acts have shown their support for the members of the military over the years, and some have gone so far as to write songs about those who serve their country. Whether the songs are personal accounts of military family or friends of
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The May/June 2026 issue of NME Magazine is out this week – bundled with Guitar.com Magazine. Here’s how you can buy your copy. Having first launched in 1952, NME’s last printed edition of the weekly incarnation of the magazine stopped in 2018. In July 2023, NME announced our return to print with a bi-monthly global
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‘Fuze’ director David Mackenzie. Photo: Robert Viglasky. Available on digital May 26th before releasing on Blu-ray and DVD July 7th is the heist thriller ‘Fuze’, which was directed by David Mackenzie (‘Hell or High Water‘). Release Date: Apr 24, 2026 Run Time: 1 hr 36 min Budget: $45,000,000 The movie stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson (’28 Years
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Last week’s Literary Activism post spoke at length about the importance of speaking up and out about legislation that directly impacts libraries–whether or not your library will be the target. Specifically, it was surprising that, despite hours of research and outreach to dozens of library professionals nationwide, there were no examples of public library boards,
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Air India on Tuesday extended its Maharaja Club loyalty program to flights operated by its low-cost subsidiary Air India Express, enabling members to earn and redeem Maharaja Points across more than 55 destinations in South, Southeast, and West Asia. Redemptions are currently limited to codeshare flights bearing Air India’s “AI” flight designator, with priority benefits,
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