HinDidi: When Bollywood Invited Algeria to Dance 

In the aftermath of independence, Bollywood offered Algeria something revolution could not: the freedom to dream, to love, and to imagine a life beyond struggle. Decades later, one Indian film, Janitou, remains a tender relic of a future that never quite arrived

Okay, but who’s actually buying these Saddam Hussein watches? And why?

On the strange afterlife of Saddam Hussein watches and what their thriving resale trade says about nostalgia, myth-making, and a region's unresolved relationship with its strongmen

Face Fatigue: A Glimpse At the Internet’s Post-Face

Somewhere between Instagram Face, looksmaxxing psychosis, and AI slop posturing (and panic), a new monolithic face is taking shape. It's everyone and no one in one.

Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn Lingers With You Long After You Leave The Cinema

"A movie about how Jacob Elordi is simply so hot that his mere existence is enough to make someone legally insane"

Post Malone Reckons He Lost 30 Kilograms Just By Cutting One Thing Out Of His Diet

He makes it sound so easy

Will Apple Vision Pro Do For Augmented Reality What Zuckerberg Couldn’t With The Metaverse?

The fight to carve out the real estate of augmented reality just got taken up a notch

England Proves a Four-Day Work Week Might Just Work…

The trial showed employees were happier and less stressed, while business revenue stream remained the same

Dumb And Dumber: Facebook To Copy Twitter And Introduce Paid Verification

What could possibly go wrong