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You've reached the end of one-third of this summer! You can laugh or you can cry or simply let it go with one of new June comedy, horror, or animation film releases selected upon your own choice:

As the summer sun blazes down and heat waves sweep across the landscape, there's no better way to escape the sweltering temperatures than by curling up in the shade with a captivating book. June brings an exciting array of new releases that promise to offer a refreshing respite from the heat. Whether you’re lounging in a hammock, sitting on a porch, or enjoying a cool breeze under a tree, these Top 5 new June books will keep you engaged and entertained throughout the summer d

June brings an exciting lineup of new drama movies that are sure to captivate audiences. With compelling performances and thought-provoking themes, these films promise to engage viewers and spark meaningful conversations. Check them out:

June is the month when millions of Formula 1 fans around the globe finally finish waiting and rush to the cinema theatres to see Brad Pitt and F1: The Movie. Premiering this Monday in New York with most of the real F1 drivers posing at the Times Square and attending the screening, the film is also coming to the closest cinema theatres to each of you. But if you're not into the races, June brings more new action and thriller to the screens. So just check them out and enjoy:

One more book can be added to the best book list of 2025. It's Yael van der Wouden’s The Safekeep, which just won the 30th Women's Prize for Fiction.

Holidays are approaching and there's nothing better than some gripping murder mystery to relax with. There are so many of them published every month but everyone is looking for the best to read. So why not try the winners of 79th Annual Edgar® Awards celebrated just a month ago?

Summertime, and it's getting difficult to glue spectators to their living room couches, as the best film or TV series is the one that is going outside with their family or friends. Picnics, beaches, hiking or simply staying outdoors are a very competitive substitute. So what might become this specific carrot tempting to stay in front of TV? Maybe new episodes of Squid Game. Or maybe some other new June TV show:

The International Booker Prize, the world’s most influential award for translated fiction, has already announced its winner 2025. This year it is Heart Lamp by Banu Mushtaq, translated from Kannada by Deepa Bhasthi.

Comedy and horror are two genres that, while seemingly opposite, often intersect in intriguing ways. Both aim to elicit strong emotional responses from the audience, whether it's laughter or fear. Which emotion would you like to experience tonight?