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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 12, 2026
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30 best crime thriller movies that will turn you into a detective (opens the original)
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What is it about a good crime thriller that both makes our skin crawl and makes it impossible to look away? Is it that it shines a light on the depths of depravity a mind can reach? Is it the satisfaction of watching the antagonist’s deeds get avenged on screen—an act of divine justice that is so rarely mirrored in the real world? The best crime thriller movies not only ensnare us in their dark, twisted atmosphere but take us on wild journeys across obsession, psychosis, deception, violence, gan
Has Instagram ruined the way we watch movies? (opens the original)
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It’s difficult to come out of a theatre these days without a sneaking suspicion that no matter what you just experienced inside, your opinion was subtly coloured by something you had read about the film online. It can be a tweet, a meme, an edit or a reel, but almost inevitably, every movie-viewing experience nowadays seems to be influenced by a new fact or someone’s judgment you come across. When The Odyssey released a month ago, the internet instantly parted like the Red Sea: one side gushing
This artist from Kolkata turned his memories of being in the ICU into colourful paintings (opens the original)
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We don’t realise how much of our lives we take for granted until sickness reveals to us the fragility of our bodies. All it takes is a brush with death to shatter our ideas of grandiosity. In 2017, a similar epiphany gripped Raj Chowdhury, an artist from Kolkata, when he was admitted to the ICU with hepatitis A. Having enjoyed art since he was three, Chowdhury had filled scores of notebooks with drawings and sketches, but the creativity he knew he was capable of was stymied by the pressure to pu
16 underrated Chinese crime dramas for those who have watched everything (opens the original)
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Unless you’ve been chronically offline, you know that in 2026, which is the Year of the Horse, everyone on social media is in a “very Chinese time in their lives.” ‘Chinamaxxing’ took over our feeds earlier this year, spawning a growing interest toward Chinese subcultures, especially as experienced through the diverse storyworlds within Chinese dramas. Fans of K-Dramas have naturally segued into Chinese dramas, but these stories are now carving out a space across genres, a few of them being Wuxi
Why graphic novels are the reading revolution India needs right now (opens the original)
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Reading The Book Thief as a 15-year-old was a turning point in my life. I was an only child with a compulsive reading habit, and something about Liesel’s love of books and her drive to get her hands on them stoked the reader in me. On the school bus, in the library, under the desk during class, hidden between pages of a notebook during homework, while spilling gravy on the dining table, weeping late into midnight, in the bathroom, on vacations—I read. There were undoubtedly some questionable boo
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