Letter: Tim Curry obituary Robert Frazer writes: Younger fans know Tim Curry better for his role as the diabolical dictator Anatoly Cherdenko The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
Musk Docu Ad Rejections Reverse as Molly Jong-Fast Says Film Shows Elon Is 'Kind of a Fraud' Before Release YouTube has cleared an advertisement for Alex Gibney's documentary Musk after temporarily restricting it, ahead of the film's 16 October US theatrical release International Business Times UK · Sep 27
Inside Dolly Parton's $650m Estate Feud After Nephew Bryan Seaver Stands by Firing Comments A Tennessee judge has issued a temporary restraining order in a dispute between Dolly Parton's estate and her former security chief, Bryan Seaver, who denies making threats. International Business Times UK · Sep 27
A Midsummer Night’s Dream review – Munya Chawawa bewitches in lovingly juiced-up 90s rave A narcotic, orgiastic woodland party clashes with the traditional values of John Major’s Tory party in Justin Audibert and Hannah Joss’s exuberant production The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
"Tomorrow's Enterprise" Was Almost The 'Strange New Worlds' Series Finale 'Strange New Worlds' Season 4 was almost the end of the show. The showrunners, Akiva Goldsman, Henry Alonso Myers Inverse · Sep 27
Saturday Night Live: Jalen Brunson makes for stiff host in underwhelming season premiere There are some promising moments from newer cast members, but the show’s return, after a politically tumultuous period, was lacking in bite The Guardian - US · Sep 27
Catherine Bohart: Borrowing Trouble review – obsessive compulsion to overshare is captivatingly funny This latest bulletin from the Irish standup’s fraught life delves deep into her OCD and dismay at her own foibles The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
LPO/Edward Gardner review – Britten’s pacifist War Requiem lands with a bitterness and snarling irony Three fine soloists were joined by the excellent Tiffin Boys’ and Girls’ Choirs alongside the London Philharmonic Choir and the London Symphony Chorus whose pianissimo singing left us with a much-needed glimpse of hope The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
The Wackiest Sci-Fi Movie Of The Year Just Got A Big Upgrade 'I Love Boosters' is finally coming to DVD and Blu-ray. Here's why Boots Riley's latest is an essential addition to your movie collection. Inverse · Sep 27
Paramore Star Hayley Williams Tells Crowd 'I Got Ice in My OJ' Before Shouting 'Free Palestine' Live Hayley Williams repeated 'F--- ICE' and 'Free Palestine' during her Cincinnati show as debate continued over artists speaking about Gaza and politics on stage. International Business Times UK · Sep 27
‘Eminem’s Lose Yourself is my anthem for getting the kids out of the house’: Kimberly Wyatt’s honest playlist The Pussycat Doll went roller skating to the Beach Boys and is ‘completely over’ Gangnam Style. But what song makes her cry every time? The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
'Hopefully, That Never Happens': Analyst Ridicules Taylor Swift's 'Cleveland!' Song for Travis Kelce Ken Carman joked about Taylor Swift's new song 'Cleveland!' on air, imagining a fictional divorce follow-up involving a burning river and stressing that the scenario was hypothetical. International Business Times UK · Sep 27
Tomi Adeyemi on the film of her hit novel Children of Blood and Bone: ‘I don’t plan to watch it’ Her debut earned a record-breaking YA book deal – then came her fallout with Hollywood. The author talks about the pressures of success and why she is pictured on the cover of her new novel The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
I’ll Be Seeing You review – Simon Russell Beale’s Liberace is a life force too great to be tamed Martin Sherman’s meta new work sees Fra Fee’s writer struggling to turn out a play about the flamboyant pianist while despising everything the showman stands for The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
Evening Standard · Sep 27 Billy Ray Cyrus refers to life without Dolly Parton as ‘A.D, After Dolly’ The 65-year-old was a close friend to the country superstar who died on August 25 following a brief battle with cancer.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 27 Two Doors Down review – outrageously sharp, joyously sweary return of the Latimer Crescent favourites Ahead of the sitcom’s new series in 2027 the full TV cast reunite for a masterclass in comfort comedy, adding musical interludes to the familiar suburban bedlam
Bored Panda · Sep 27 Daily Guess The Famous Person Game #193 (Sep 27, 2026) A smile that lit up a grand old role, cut short before the world could learn the name behind it.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 27 ‘Mum, where did my Robux go?’ The Roblox scam targeting children Criminals are trying to glean login details to harvest players’ in-game currency and personal data
The Guardian - UK · Sep 27 TV tonight: Eva Longoria laps up butter on a French foodie tour The actor sets off on a culinary adventure, starting in Paris. Plus: ridiculous but addictive reality show Apocalypse. Here’s what to watch this evening
The Guardian - UK · Sep 27 ‘A joyful place’: a new museum coaxes Austrians to embrace The Sound of Music Sixty years after the film’s release, Salzburg is embracing a Hollywood classic it once kept at arm’s length
The Guardian - US · Sep 27 NAZA film-makers address threats at documentary’s New York City premiere Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor defend findings on Israel’s killing of Palestinians amid threats from Israeli officials
Inverse · Sep 27 'Godzilla Minus Zero' Review: A Worthy Followup To The Best Godzilla Movie Of The Decade Takashi Yamazaki's followup to the Oscar-winning 'Godzilla Minus One' delivers a blockbuster monster-movie spectacle with excellent VFX.
The Guardian - US · Sep 27 Godzilla Minus Zero review – spectacular Japanese action continues franchise’s winning streak The follow-up to 2023’s Oscar-winning Godzilla Minus One dazzles with smart social commentary and jaw-dropping effects
The Guardian - UK · Sep 26 First Encounters: Julius Caesar review – so thrilling it kept a hall full of teens in pin-drop silence An intro to Shakespeare doesn’t get any better than the RSC’s revival of Phyllida Lloyd’s all-female prison-set production led by Harriet Walter, which is touring schools
The Independent UK · Sep 26 Strictly Come Dancing review: New host Josh Widdicombe is a problem the show needs to solve 3/5 The dance competition’s new trio are finding their collective feet, but comedian Widdicombe needs to tone down his comedic impulses if he wants this to work