Polish directing duo Helena Ganjalyan and Bartosz Szpak make an auspicious debut with this enigmatic drama about a trio of young women whose comfort comes at a cost. Appealing primarily to ...

Keith Williams, a renowned photographer for the Courier Journal and Louisville Times, passed away on March 13 at the age of 75. Williams was known for his exceptional photography skills ...

The CBC radio commentator over the weekend chirped optimistically of the latest presidential perfidy, “Well, (U.S. President Donald) Trump won’t be around in four years, so…” *Billed as $4 ...

In the summer of 2021, a 22-year-old man named Jake Davison walked out into the streets of Plymouth and shot four people with a pump-action shotgun. He had already killed his own mother with the ...

Capturing the total lunar eclipse is special enough, but one photographer took things to the next level. Dan Zafra saw the forecast for a period of high solar activity during last week's lunar eclipse ...

Despite claiming to have left the 'dystopian' United States after Donald Trump's first presidential win, Eva Longoria is seemingly unable to stay away. Last year the Desperate Housewives star ...

The best camera phones from Apple, Samsung, Google and OnePlus That's because the only way to decide which camera phone is best is to use the camera, take the photos, and compare them side-by-side ...

Black Mirror fans are celebrating on social media after a new trailer revealed that the release of the seventh season of Charlie Brooker’s hit dystopian anthology series is less than a month away.

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The Electric State isn’t about dystopia. It’s the dystopia itself. Dir: Anthony Russo, Joe Russo. Starring: Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt, Ke Huy Quan, Jason Alexander, Woody Harrelson ...

That’s right: there are always a load of excellent photography exhibitions happening in London, from documentary works to high fashion editorial portraits and radical 20th-century nudes.

With demagogues, oligarchs and dictators rising like the sea levels, it seems that state powers around the globe are increasingly being used to benefit the few rather than the many, putting the ...