Bangtan Sonyeondan, aka BTS, is undoubtedly one of the most loved music bands in the world at present. They garnered millions of fans across the world, and they not only have ordinary people as their admirers but also celebrities as well. And why won’t they be? BTS’s scintillating music has captivated everyone’s heart. Netizens spot … Read more
Angad Bedi, whose movie Ghoomer has hit screens today, recently opened up on acting along side his father, former cricketer Bishan Singh Bedi. The movie stars Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher in the main lead and is the story of an inspirational paraplegic cricketer who fights all odds to play…
Sam Asghari, the husband of pop superstar Britney Spears, released a statement on Instagram announcing their divorce, citing “irreconcilable differences”. Asghari denied recent media reports which claimed that he was seeking spousal support and threatening to reveal details about their relationship.
Zeenat Aman recalls a cool gesture of an admirer during her earlier days in the industry when she was in the radiance of her youth. However, despite being impressed, she didn’t go out on a date with him.
Anurag Kashyap reveals that people only want him to make films about crime and gangster but he is making films that he wants to make.
The director of Gadar 2, Anil Sharma, recently faced backlash when he mistakenly retweeted a comment that said Akshay Kumar, the lead star of OMG 2, has robbed Gadar 2’s business by making use of marketing tactics. However, Anil soon issued a clarification on the same. Read on to know more
From Sunny Deol to Shah Rukh Khan, Tom Cruise and many more, here’s a list of ’90s stars ruling the box office in 2023.
Subhash Ghai talks about the possibility of him returning to direction and hinted at a possible sequel for his film ‘Khan Nayak. He shared that some iconic films are still relevant and are being considered for the sequel, adding that they have offers from other studios. He revealed that he is planning to return to … Read more
Asian shares have slipped as rising yields in the bond market on Wall Street set off expectations that high interest rates would continue in the U.S. Benchmarks fell in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Seoul, and were little changed in Sydney
Asian shares have slipped as rising yields in the bond market on Wall Street set off expectations that high interest rates would continue in the U.S. Benchmarks fell in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Seoul, and were little changed in Sydney