In ‘Strange journey,’ director Linus O’Brien and editor Avner Shiloah trace how ‘The Rocky horror picture show’ grew from 1975 flop into a midnight cult classic, a safe haven for LGBTQ and neurodivergent fans, as Susan Sarandon calls it political

The death of Hamnet, Shakespeare’s son, left little trace in history, as did his wife, Agnes; now, a bestselling novel and a new film by Oscar-winning Chloé Zhao revive the family tragedy that shaped his work and restore Agnes to the spotlight

Eight decades after her debut, Pippi Longstocking remains a symbol of freedom, kindness and cheeky rebellion; a special project revisits Astrid Lindgren’s classic through the eyes of Israeli writers and illustrators who redraw the fearless girl for today

Procrastination isn’t laziness; it’s a common psychological pattern, and understanding its roots can help you break the cycle