The Folio · No. 3Monday 7 September 2026Jess Entwistle
Film
The couple walked the Lido together, months after quietly welcoming their second child. Vikander is at the festival for The Echo Chamber.
Film
Lee Chang-dong returned to the festival after 24 years with a Netflix drama about two couples from different classes. The cast were in tears through the applause.
Film
Anderson, 59, kept to her make-up free approach on the carpet at the annual fundraising gala.
Film
Vogue traces the Alexander Calder earrings Jenner wore for her first Venice looks, styled in tribute to Peggy Guggenheim.
Film
You Can See Everything, made with Lance Oppenheim over three years, follows Holmes in the weeks before she reported to prison. A24 releases it in October.
Film
Vanity Fair says Lance Oppenheim’s film bowled the Lido over, with Pattinson going for broke as the To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen.
TV
The Television Academy opened its 78th awards season with two ceremonies at the Peacock Theater on Saturday and Sunday. Deadline has the arrivals.
TV
Apple TV’s comedy ends the Creative Arts weekend as the comedy frontrunner, alongside HBO’s DTF St. Louis and the cancelled Prime Video series Spider-Noir.
TV
Reiner took guest actor in a comedy series for a three episode arc in season four of the FX show, nine months after his death.
TV
Gilpin won guest actress in a comedy series for Widow’s Bay, then posed with a former co-star at the Creative Arts ceremony.
TV
Moore talks to Variety about the Hulu series, which she likens to Friday Night Lights, and about Duff’s return to music.
TV
Digital Spy’s guide to the week ahead, with a few returning favourites alongside the new arrivals.
Music
Billboard notes it is the second time she has beaten Taylor Swift for an award that counts towards an EGOT.
Music
The Apple Music show took more Emmys than any halftime show before it, including outstanding variety special, live.
Music
Don’t Look Down is Rod Wave’s fourth chart topper. Alex Warren’s WILDCHILD enters at number two.
Music
Rolling Stone UK reviews the group’s O2 show and says the interesting question is where they go next.
Music
At End of the Road the band gave Deep Fried in Kelvin its live debut and played deep cuts unheard for 20 to 30 years. They said the break is not for ever.
Theatre
The Tony winning revival also welcomes back NaTasha Yvette Williams and Red Concepción.
Theatre
BroadwayWorld’s Richard Ridge talks to Esparza about the role and about the summer that brought him back to the Delacorte Theater.
Theatre
At the Finborough in London, Nichola McAuliffe returns to the three soliloquies Wesker wrote for her in 1981.
Theatre
Theatre Weekly calls the Sheffield production a triumph.
Books
Ben Okri, Samantha Harvey and other writers choose the books they would put on a new English curriculum, and say why each one earns its place.
Books
The cartoonist takes on the child who will not pick up a book.
