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©Kyodo/MAXPPP - 27/03/2018 ; Undated file photo shows the Japanese children's book "Kiki's Delivery Service." Its author Eiko Kadono was named winner of the Hans Christian Andersen Award for writing March 27, 2018. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo Foto: MAXPPP
Movies

  • Sep 23, 2026 10:00

Kiki takes flight once again: novel that inspired Studio Ghibli's cult film gets a sequel

Kiki returns after 33 years, with an official sequel: "Kiki and the New Magic", the new chapter in the novel popularized by Studio Ghibli, is about to be released.

People

  • Sep 22, 2026 11:00

Discover the story of the Penguin Lady

In Tierra del Fuego, a former kindergarten teacher transformed a windswept farm into the only continental colony of king penguins. Her story is one of patience, scientific research and cohabitation.

Books

  • Sep 21, 2026 10:00

"White Devils" by James Robert Baker: the unearthing of a cursed novel

Published in French for the first time in February 2026 by Editions Monsieur Toussaint Louverture, "Diables blancs"(White Devils) is an unpublished novel by American writer James Robert Baker (1946-1997), hidden in drawers since the 1990s. This demonic, corrosive and hilarious tale is a major discovery for fans of noir and transgressive literature.

View from a bathing hut at the Miami Surf Club 1946, painted by Sir Winston Churchill.
Arts

  • Sep 20, 2026 13:00

Winston Churchill, the painter no one expected

London devotes its first major retrospective in over 60 years to the pictorial work of Winston Churchill. Behind the war leader and Nobel Literature Prize winner lies a sensitive artist, whose luminous landscapes are surprising in their depth and consistency. Discover a Churchill unknown to the general public.

Baywatch: Nightmare Bay, aka: Baywatch - Die Rettungsschwimmer von Malibu, Fernsehfilm, USA 1991, Regie: Gregory J. Bonann, Darsteller: G.A. Williams
Television

  • Sep 19, 2026 10:00

"Baywatch" returns with 1990s Nostalgia and iconic slow-motion runs

The teaser for the "Baywatch" reboot starring Stephen Amell rekindles '90s nostalgia: slow motion and a new team of lifeguards re-emerge on the small screen's most famous beach.

Arts

  • Sep 18, 2026 10:00

Egypt opens ancient crypt of 22 singing priests in Luxor

In Luxor, a rock-cut chamber houses painted sarcophagi, mummies and sealed papyri from the Third Intermediate Period, virtually intact.

Expositions
Rome rediscovers its river with the Tiber Museum

The new Tiber Museum in Rome is a space dedicated to the history, culture and ecosystem of the Italian capital's river.

  • Sep 17, 2026 11:30

Movies
The famous "A-List": Matt Damon reveals how directors choose their casts
NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 13: Matt Damon at the Netflix World premiere of The Rip at Alice Tully Hall on January 13, 2026 in New York City. CAP/MPI099 ©MPI099/Capital Pictures

Christopher Nolan’s “Odyssey” is one of the most successfull movie of this year. Matt Damon opens up about his early days in Hollywood and how directors select their casts.

People
The iconic scene from "Cast Away" that Tom Hanks can no longer watch
Cast Away - Verschollen, (CAST AWAY) USA 2000, Regie: Robert Zemeckis, TOM HANKS, Stichwort: Robinson, Schiffbruch, Strand, Sand, Insel, Schlauchboot

He is one of the world’s most beloved actors. Nestled within his extensive filmography is one specific scene—a particularly “painful” one—that he prefers to avoid.

Arts
The world's oldest library is located in Italy and has survived for over 1,500 years

It stands within the architectural complex of Verona Cathedral and is considered the world's oldest library still in use.

People
At 100, botanist Margaret Bradshaw is still fighting for England's rarest flowers

At 100, Margaret Bradshaw is still defending Teesdale's rarest flowers: the extraordinary life of the scientist who has been protecting an ecosystem unique in the world for over 70 years.

Arts
Palestinian photographer Saher Alghorra wins Pulitzer 2026: the hell of Gaza through his lens

Palestinian photographer Saher Alghorra has won the Pulitzer Prize 2026 for his work on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, a visual narrative that the jury described as "heartbreaking" and "deeply sensitive".

Arts
New Testament: after centuries, 42 lost pages become legible again

In Glasgow, multispectral imaging brings 42 pages of Codex H back to life, revealing how the Letters (Epistles) of Saint Paul were read.

Movies
Bollywood launches first film created by AI

Bollywood launches "Maharaja in Denims", a film made almost entirely with artificial intelligence: lower costs and no actors, while concerns grow over the future of cinema.

Movies
Lord of the Rings - The Hunt for Gollum: who the new Aragorn will be

"The Lord of the Rings - The Hunt for Gollum" is a highly anticipated new chapter in the cinematic saga born from Tolkien's pen.

Movies
Who will be the new James Bond?

The future of the James Bond saga continues to generate interest as Amazon MGM Studios continues development of the next Agent 007 film.

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