Austen’s Regency-era novel, still echoing through screens and discourse.
A newly reviewed biography of John Berger places his Ways of Seeing within a broader political project, showing how Berger linked looking to culture, capitalism and power. The work situates Berger beyond the “rock star” image and threads his ideas into a wider narrative about art, politics and society.
Viewers weigh in on returning reality formats, with comments about authenticity and audience expectations. The Guardian contributors argue the latest series has lost its edge, favoring a polished, post-show influencer path over distinctive storytelling.
Reboots and sequels dominate the weekend box office, led by Practical Magic 2 and other familiar titles, as audiences seek nostalgia and familiar franchises amid a media landscape shifting toward retro IP and streaming age anxieties.
The new Sense and Sensibility adaptation has released in late September 2026, featuring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esme9 Creed-Miles. The film reimagines the Dashwood sisters’ crisis in a cooler, more austere tone, focusing on financial distress and personal ambition. Critics note strong performances from Fiona Shaw and Caitrf3na Balfe, while some cast choices spark debates about modern casting.