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No Other Land directors’ Gaza film on ‘calculated mass killing’ heads to Venice
Film takes its title from an Israeli military term for civilians expected to be killed in an air strike
'Will anyone actually be brought to justice?' asks Voice of Hind Rajab actor
Actor Motaz Malhees, director Kaouther Ben Hania and Hind Rajab’s mother question whether Israel’s investigation can deliver genuine accountability
Israeli singers accused of copying Palestinian artist Elyanna’s music video
Commenters have described the alleged similarities as an example of Israeli appropriation of Palestinian and Arab culture
Christian metal band Demon Hunter sues Netflix over hit K-pop film
Lawsuit cites $500 ticket mix-up as film expands into merchandise, recorded music and planned global tour
CommentAnthropic could buy millions of books because we had already let them go
From tomes bought to train AI to games sold only as licences, the distinction between owning culture and simply accessing it is becoming difficult to ignore
Granada earthquakes damage historic sites and close Alhambra’s Alcazaba
Damage was also recorded at the Church of San Miguel Bajo in the Albaicin
Christina Aguilera’s Abu Dhabi concert in September cancelled
Ticket holders will receive full refunds within 21 working days, says Ticketmaster
Art fairs worth travelling to, from Venice and Paris to Seoul and Istanbul
Guide to 10 exhibitions shaping international art calendar in the final months of the year
At 60, Kyle Chandler looked at an ‘ageing-out superhero’ and saw himself
HBO’s Lanterns pairs Chandler and Aaron Pierre as intergalactic policemen who barely get along
Archaeologists may have found Egypt’s lost city of Masn
Sandstone inscription found near Suez Canal adds new evidence to a debate dating back almost 140 years
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe breaks every Big Bang Theory rule but one
Four episodes in, the creators explain why a show capable of going anywhere still needs something to hold it in place
What a new film about Reagan and Gorbachev can teach leaders amid the Iran war
Jeff Daniels and Jared Harris explain why dialogue and trust between enemies remain essential to preventing catastrophe
Why does it suddenly feel harder to get a cinema ticket in the UAE?
An unusually strong summer at the box office is being driven by changing Gen Z habits, the Nolan effect and a thinner live entertainment calendar
New Sharjah museum will be region’s first dedicated to contemporary crafts
Irthi Museum will build a permanent collection at Sharjah Creative Quarter, with a 2029 opening previously announced
Film of the weekThe true hero behind Palestine's Cinema Jenin finally has his story told
Alex Bakri revisits the celebrated restoration project through the eyes of the projectionist whose decades of devotion had been overlooked
