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Rajkumar Santoshi on whether Sunny Deol’s Muslim character damaged ‘Batwara 1947’ at box office: ‘We had thought about it’ |

Rajkumar Santoshi on whether Sunny Deol’s Muslim character damaged ‘Batwara 1947’ at box office: ‘We had thought about it’ Director Rajkumar Santoshi has opened up about whether casting Sunny Deol as a Muslim character in ‘Batwara 1947’ posed any risk to the film’s box office prospects, admitting that the thought had crossed their minds during…

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In 1932, an 8-year-old girl was gifted her first doll’s house for Christmas, then came World War 2; now the 101-year-old woman has created a dolls’ house museum

Val Ripley and her sister opened the Ty Twt Dolls House and Toy Museum in Newport (Wales). At eight, Val Ripley woke up on Christmas morning in 1932 to find a huge parcel waiting for her. Inside was her first dolls’ house. It was a gift from her parents. More than nine decades later, that…

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US education department’s Controversial Guidance on Racial Disparities in Student Discipline | World News

Schools cannot alter discipline rules to cut racial gaps, US Education Dept warns in new guidance. The US Education Department has told schools they cannot change student discipline policies solely to reduce racial disparities, arguing that doing so could amount to unlawful discrimination.The guidance, issued by the department’s Office for Civil Rights, comes as federal…

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Yo Yo Honey Singh says a ‘Big’ music label has been troubling him: ‘Itna tang kiya hai na mere ko, Bholenath dekh raha hai’ |

Yo Yo Honey Singh says a ‘Big’ music label has been troubling him: ‘Itna tang kiya hai na mere ko, Bholenath dekh raha hai’ Rapper Honey Singh has left fans worried after sharing a video on social media in which he claimed that a music label has been troubling him. While he did not name…

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Bobby Deol’s ‘Bandar’ gets OTT release date: Here’s where you can watch Anurag Kashyap’s directorial | Hindi Movie News

Bobby Deol‘s ‘Bandar’ is set to make its OTT debut just days after wrapping up its theatrical run. Anchored in the #MeTooForMen conversation, the film centres on a man whose life spirals out of control following an accusation from a woman, as public opinion, media scrutiny and social judgement take over well before the truth…

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Estranged brother says Natalie Harp is delusionally obsessed with Donald Trump; President’s son reacts

Natalie Harp’s obsession with Trump is making headlines. Preston Harp, the estranged brother of President Donald Trump‘s executive assistant Natalie Harp said she had been obsessed with Trump for years. He gave an interview to CNN after Natalie Harp’s connection with Trump became headline news earlier this week. Harp has been in Trump’s close circle…

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19-year-old illegal immigrant in US kills co-worker after ‘intimate relationship’; police say he tried to burn body

Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos A 19-year-old illegal immigrant from El Salvador has been arrested over the brutal killing of his 42-year-old co-worker, who was found stabbed multiple times and doused with gasoline near a trail in Virginia, police said.Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos was arrested in Maryland on Wednesday in connection with the death of Carmen Lizet Puch,…

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Ghent University: Nathan Cofnas, who exposed Cambridge professor Jason Arday’s plagiarism, suspended by Ghent University | World News

Nathan Cofnas (left), Jason Arday (right) Nathan Cofnas, who publicly exposed plagiarism allegations involving late Cambridge professor Jason Arday, has been suspended by Ghent University, with Cofnas saying he expects to be fired.Cofnas announced his suspension on X, writing: “I was just suspended by Ghent University. They will almost certainly fire me.” He said the…

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NASA is offering up to $500,000 for new technology to measure Earth’s extremely thin upper atmosphere and improve predictions of how space weather changes satellite orbits

Representative Image (AI-generated) Earth’s atmosphere does not simply end where airplanes stop flying. Far above the planet, in a region known as the thermosphere, an extremely thin layer of gas continues to interact with satellites orbiting Earth. Changes in this region may seem insignificant, but they can alter atmospheric drag and gradually affect the paths…

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