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‘It affects everything’: why is Hollywood so scared to tackle the climate crisis?
A rodeo crowd waves cowboy hats as a man rides a bucking horse. Then comes a shower of leaves, a chorus of mobile phone rings and a wail of klaxons. Horses run wild and cars collide.…
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‘I wanted to do pulpy, hyper-violent action’: Keanu Reeves on his novel with China Miéville and the afterlife of The Matrix
Keanu Reeves has a reputation to maintain as one of the nicest, humblest guys on the Hollywood A-list, and maintain it he does. Grizzled of beard, spiky of hair, in a V-neck T-shirt under a dark suit teamed, oddly, with chunky brown hiking boots, it’s …
The ‘Malayali on the moon’ and fault lines of caste: What drove generations of migration from Kerala
One of the stories central to the history of Kerala is that of the king Cheraman Perumal who leaves for Mecca on a pilgrimage, meets the Prophet himself, and converts to Islam.…
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TV guide: 12 of the best new shows to watch, beginning today
Jimmy & Shivi’s Farmhouse Breakfast
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It’s hungry work staying up late on Saturday night to watch Glasto, but never fear – Jimmy Doherty and Shivi Ramoutar are down at Doherty’s farm in Suffolk ready to make you a big breakfast to…
Fifty years after his defection, we’re still living in the age of Mikhail Baryshnikov
Open this photo in gallery: Mikhail Baryshnikov rehearses with the National Ballet of Canada in Toronto, September, 1975, a year after defecting from the Soviet Union.Christopher Darling
John Fraser is a former dance and theatre critic for The Globe an…
‘The makers have combined science fiction and mythology…’, Kamal Haasan on Kalki 2898 AD
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Nag Ashwin’s directorial Kalki 2898 AD has hit the screens and just two days after its release, the film has already been creating wonders at the box office.…
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The runaway train of crime in India
Many of us have memory-holed the worst depravities and tragedies of the pandemic. And who will blame us for it? After all, the hits keep coming and there is no time to lie down and let solitary tears streak down our cheeks.…
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The Best Action Movies on Netflix Right Now
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Looking for a fast-moving car chase? Aerial acrobatics? How about a bit of fisticuffs? Or a tiger eating a dude?…
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Lately: A dumb smartphone for kids, the EU’s tech crackdown and an AI music battle
Hi, I’m Samantha Edwards, an editor at The Globe and Mail. Welcome back to Lately, The Globe’s new tech newsletter – and if you’re here for the first time, welcome! Every Friday morning, I break down the week’s biggest tech stories and how they interse…
From Covid-inspired tag in Mexico to soccer with no ball in Iraq: Francis Alÿs on his joyous films of children’s games
We use the expression “child’s play” to suggest that something is a doddle, yet the ways children entertain themselves are often the result of great ingenuity and resourcefulness. The Belgian-born, Mexico-based artist Francis Alÿs has spent more than 2…