This month’s reading picks focus on the habits that support learning and the small changes that can make getting back into a routine a little easier, just as a new school year has started in many...
Political conspiracies, high-stakes police operations, courtroom drama, and the most unsettling psychological horror... October 2026 offers an irresistible TV lineup, designed especially for...
I really like video games, and I really like movies and TV shows based on video games, and I like it when those adaptations are not contemptuous of gaming. Some film versions take the video game...
September every year is World Alzheimer's Month, and World Alzheimer's Day took place yesterday. It's an observance established in 1994 by the World Health Organization (WHO) and Alzheimer's Disease...
Every Monday on Global Comment, we share Something Special you don't want to miss. To fit with the six core pillars of the magazine, these will alternate between the themes of watch / listen / read /...
Since starting this column I’ve seen some really great book adaptations, but as a rule of thumb I usually find the books to be (even just marginally) better than their film or TV adaptations. Films...
What happens when the person you thought you would spend the rest of your life with drops an unexpected bombshell that brings everything to an end? In her new book, Hungry Love, Tomiko Diaz explores...
New York, Milan, Paris... all exceptional destinations in their own unique ways. I spent a lot of time in Paris as a tour guide in my teens and adored it, and I love a trip to a tourist fave as much...
If you associate art galleries with stuffy, silent rooms of drab oil paintings of long-dead men, or of pretentious luvvies who judge your every micro-expression, or of spending a fortune to see weird...
There are two wolves inside of me. One is named Ted Lasso, and the other one is Led Tasso. One really wanted a new season of the cheerful-American-coach-in-sardonic-old-England show, and the other...
