“Share Your Heart” Exhibition at Saatchi Gallery
With Valentine’s Day knocking at the door and London’s streets overflowing with red roses and commercial promises, Saatchi Gallery invites us to a far deeper, far more “human” form of
A Berlin Exile Between Two Mountains: Viv Li and the Cinematic Geography of Identity
As Berlin’s February frost besieges Potsdamer Platz, this year the heart of the festival beats not only on the red carpet but in the deepest, most hidden corners of identity.
The Spirit of the City Spills onto the Streets: Istanbul Spring Festival Celebrates Its 5th Year at KüçükÇiftlik Park!
The Istanbul Spring Festival, which began its journey five years ago, is preparing to make an even more magnificent mark this year. Taking place on Saturday, May 9, the event
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Lola by Karla Arenas Valenti
Lola’s story begins in the shadow of an ancient tree rising amid the concrete of the modern world, on the enormous, crowded, history-scented streets of Mexico City. Written by Karla
A Modern Fairy Tale to Warm Your Heart: Ledicia Costas and The Child Who Brought Back the Fire
Are you ready for a captivating adventure that will warm your heart amid darkness and endless rain? This week, we’re talking about The Child Who Brought Back the Fire, written
David Szalay’s Booker-Prize-Winning Book “Flesh”
Greetings to readers who closely follow the sharpest observers of contemporary literature! Today we turn our attention to the highly anticipated new novel by David Szalay, renowned for his mastery
The Strange and Ephemeral Landscape of the Metropolis: New Stories by Hakan Bıçakcı
Today we are hosting one of the sharpest pens when it comes to capturing modern humanity’s painful, absurd, and sometimes terrifying relationship with the city: Hakan Bıçakcı, and his latest
The Century-Long Echo of Two Souls: “The Love Letters of the Prophet” Curated by Paulo Coelho
Today on our table lies the story of a bond that goes beyond words, a timeless love, and the emergence of a literary legacy. Published by Can Yayınları in November
“Greek Lessons” by Han Kang, the 2024 Nobel Literature Laureate
Today, we’re talking about a wizard of words who has just been crowned with the most prestigious honor in the literary world, and her book that touches the finest strings
Mine Soysal’s New Book “Long Live Books!” Published by Günışığı Kitaplığı!
Günışığı Kitaplığı proudly presents the long-awaited new short-story collection by Mine Soysal, one of the most prominent voices in contemporary Turkish children’s and young adult literature: Long Live Books! (Yaşasın
Nadia Lee Cohen’s Holy Ohio: Memory and Reincarnation in the Heart of America
The visual universe of artist and photographer Nadia Lee Cohen is a strange coalition that stretches from the quiet of the English countryside to high-profile projects for Beyoncé and Kim
The Roys Are Dead, Long Live the Roys: Succession’s Final Season Is Now a Full-Blown Modern Tragedy (And We Can’t Look Away)
In an age where prestige television often mistakes volume for depth, Succession has spent four seasons doing something far more dangerous: holding a mirror up to the 0.0001 % and
Urchin (2025) Review: Fall and the Search for Redemption on the Edge of London
Harris Dickinson’s debut feature Urchin is not a film that cares about making its audience comfortable. It is a dirty, fragile, and at times hallucinatory journey that begins on the
Daniel Arnold and the Pulse of the City: Searching for New York’s Invisible Stories with “You Are What You Do”
One of the contemporary photographers who best reads New York’s instinctive rhythm, the micro-emotions within crowds, and the everyday scenes that turn into street theatre, Daniel Arnold documents the 15-year
Before Wonder Woman: The Extraordinary World of Fletcher Hanks, Overshadowed by Fantomah
When the foundations of superhero mythology were laid in the late 1930s, the industry took shape almost overnight. The new era that began with Superman’s debut in 1938 drew countless
Super Bowl LX Trailer Wars
The eyes and ears of the film world are fixed on Santa Clara this coming Sunday for Super Bowl LX. While the on-field battle between the New England Patriots and
Die My Love (2025): Lynne Ramsay’s Inner Apocalypse on Madness, Motherhood, and Desire
Psychological Drama / Thriller 119 minutes ‧ R ‧ 2025 Director: Lynne Ramsay Cast: Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattinson, LaKeith Stanfield, Sissy Spacek, Nick Nolte The Silent Apocalypse of the Modern
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast (2026) (Spoiler: A Little Chaos and a Lot of Irish Accent!)
If you’re one of those thinking, “How action-packed can a funeral wake possibly be?” — buckle up. Because 2026’s most anticipated series — the one that will make you laugh
68th Grammy Awards Crown Their Winners
The heart of the music world beat fiercely on the night of February 1, 2026, at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles! The 68th Grammy Awards turned into an unforgettable evening
Motherhood and Anxiety: “The Beldham” and the New Wave of Psychological Horror
We’re talking about a film that marked the final quarter of 2025 and redefined the “maternal horror” subgenre: The Beldham. Angela Gulner’s shattering directorial debut transforms postpartum fears and domestic
The Noise of Silence: A Review of Silent Rebellion (2025)
Looking back from the cinematic perspective of 2026, we see that some films do more than tell a story—they recalibrate the viewer’s moral compass. Silent Rebellion (2025), directed by Marie-Elsa
