As India celebrates Republic Day on January 26, we showcase ten films, documentaries and series that take a critical look at the state of the nation
Millions of Brazilians are adopting a hybrid Pentecostalism that is transforming local culture. As Brazil votes on October 2, an up-close view of a fast-rising evangelical community
Kenneth Branagh plays UK leader Boris Johnson in Michael Winterbottom's six-part TV series. Despite all the backroom political drama, the result is "oddly superficial," Scott Roxborough writes
A new film about the Hollywood icon shows how Marilyn Monroe was ahead of her time politically. It also highlights the personal tragedies that drove her to an early grave. "Blonde" premieres on Netflix on September 28
Curated by an Indonesian art collective, Germany's five-yearly art extravaganza was supposed to be something different, a symbol of creative diversity. How then did antisemitic imagery overshadow art at documenta?
Roger Waters' concerts in Poland have been canceled after he commented on the war in Ukraine. Krakow City Council has said it will discuss declaring the Pink Floyd musician "persona non grata"
He is known as the grandmaster of horror: Stephen King has been tapping into our fears like no other for more than 40 years. His latest book promises a startling departure
And they're off! It's time, once again, for the world's largest Volksfest — the Oktoberfest in Munich, Bavaria. A lot is allowed but not everything is welcomed: Here's an etiquette guide for Oktoberfest visitors
What do Galileo Galilei, Salman Rushdie and Harry Potter have in common? Books by or about them have been banned or challenged for diverse reasons
How has the war in Ukraine affected tourism in neighboring countries? DW's Shabnam Surita and Laila Abdalla will spend two weeks in Central & Eastern Europe to find out. Follow their daily travel updates here
