Ram Charan at Hyderabad after Chiranjeevi's birthday celebrations
Brad Pitt may have started drinking because of Chteau Miraval
Neal McDonough says Tom Hanks inspired the cast of Band of Brothers.'
'Irumudi' BO day 3: Ravi Teja's action film crosses Rs 50 crore
Rajamouli to audition 1,500 artistes to dub Varanasi in 50 languages
'Batwara 1947' box office collection day 10: The film struggles to touch Rs 40 cr
'Awarapan 2' box office collection day 10: Emraan Hashmi's film nears Rs 140 crore
'Khalifa' BO day 4 vs 'Bethlehem Kudumba Unit'
TV and film veteran Shelley Fabares passes away at 82
Ranbir-Alia-Deepika's 'Brahmastra 2' to have Rs 550 crore budget?
Hollywood stars call for better protection for child actors
Boston Symphony Orchestra and musicians extend contract for 48 hours, delaying possible first strike
The Boston Symphony Orchestra says it has agreed with its musicians to a 48-hour extension of their collective bargaining agreement
Mirzapur's Anangsha Biswas still gets uncomfortable messages
Hayden Panettiere Assaulted In Final Years? 'Bruised' Actor's Neighbour Reveals CHILLING Account
Was Hayden Panettiere assaulted by her ex-boyfriend Brian Hickerson? New details have emerged about her final years, as a neighbor described disturbing encounters at the actor's West Hollywood apartment complex. Speaking to Page Six, Mia Terrazas recalled allegedly seeing Panettiere being taken from the building on a gurney by firefighters on two occasions, in July 2023 and January 2024. Terrazas said she noticed what she described as bright red spots and bruises on Panettiere and told the outlet, It appeared that she had been beaten up. She also recalled hearing what she described as very hostile arguments coming from the apartment and said she reported seeing Brian Hickerson at the complex despite an active protective order.
Paulina Porizkova, Halle Berry and Elizabeth Hurley prove age is just a number in bikini photos
Paulina Porizkova, Halle Berry, Elizabeth Hurley and more stars over 55 shared stunning bikini photos on Instagram proving age is just a number.
Hayden Panettiere's death prompts Melissa Gilbert's chilling warning about child stars today
Hayden Panettieres death has prompted former child star Melissa Gilbert to issue an emotional warning about the dangers young performers can face in Hollywood. In a powerful essay, the Little House on the Prairie star reflected on her own experiences growing up in the entertainment industry and said the recent losses of Panettiere, Michelle Trachtenberg and Daveigh Chase have made the issue feel deeply personal. Gilbert called for systemic change, including stronger protections, accessible mental-health support and greater safeguards against exploitation and relentless media scrutiny. She also warned that young actors are often expected to work like adults, suppress their struggles and put professional demands ahead of their own wellbeing. Her message is now reigniting a wider debate over whether Hollywood is doing enough to protect child stars long after they leave the spotlight.
Taapsee Pannu drops cryptic post 'Hence, proved' after Kangana's 'Sasti Copy' remark
Taapsee Pannu shared a cryptic Hence proved post on social media after Kangana Ranaut called her a sasti copy and accused her of making remarks about her upbringing and parents. Kangana later deleted her post.
Actress, social worker and mimicry artist Aasha Singh Jaiswal died in Mumbai on August 22 around 7:30 pm. Her son Akkash Bharadwaj shared the news and urged people to pray for her soul and continue watching her work. Aasha was also known for mimicking legendary actor Meena Kumari
Mukesh Khanna has called for Vande Mataram to replace Jana Gana Mana as India's national anthem. The actor reiterated his claim that Jana Gana Mana was written during British rule and questioned its reference to a ruler
Bret Michaels cancels remaining 2026 tour dates hours after
Bret Michaels
Jill Wagner pitched Taylor Sheridan
Jill Wagner pitched Taylor Sheridan the idea for
Neal McDonough reveals how Tom Hanks arrived by helicopter to deliver a powerful speech that ended a cast mutiny during
US Army Veteran Exposes Trump's Iran Failure: 'American Troops Lost Access To 15 Major Gulf Bases'
The U.S. militarys long-standing presence in the Persian Gulf could be headed for a major rethink after the Iran war damaged American bases across the region. Retired four-star General Barry McCaffrey claims Washington has permanently lost access to 15 Gulf bases, while the Pentagon is reportedly considering whether to rebuild some facilities or shift troops farther west toward areas including Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Israel. The potential pullback could mark a major strategic setback for the U.S. and a significant development for Iran and Americas Gulf allies.
KPSC 'scam' case: ED raids IAS officer Gangwar's premises in Karnataka, U.P.
Officials said IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwars premises in Bengaluru and Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly were searched under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA)
Punjab leaving behind drugs: Manish Sisodia at AAP Youth Wing's 5k run in Jalandhar
The Youth Run Punjab 2026 event showcased the state's progress away from drug use. Thousands of young participants joined the 5-kilometer run organised by the AAP's youth wing. This marathon symbolised Punjab moving beyond despair and a mindset of giving up. The state is now emerging as a vibrant and active region through its youth. This initiative reflects growing enthusiasm among young people for constructive activities.
Kartik Aaryan's knee injury won't delay Kabir Khan's sports drama
Kartik Aaryan, who recently suffered a knee injury while filming an action sequence for Kabir Khan's upcoming sports drama, has successfully undergone surgery.
The Bangladesh Divide Casting Uncertainty Over Tarique Rahman's India Visit
Not everyone within Bangladesh's ruling establishment is pushing for confrontation. Mirza Fakhrul, Bangladesh's president and the BNP's former general secretary, has been among those favouring a more stable relationship with India.
India 300-5 after Padikkal's second hundred of the Test series
Devdutt Padikkal scored his second century of the series as India reached 300 for five. Sri Lanka missed two early chances which could have altered the match's direction. Captain Shubman Gill also contributed a calm half-century before his dismissal. Asitha Fernando took three wickets, including Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill. Ravindra Jadeja made 43 before being bowled in the final over of the day.
Writer explains why 'Awarapan 2' wasn't designed as love story
Bilal Siddiqi, the writer of Awarapan 2, has clarified that the film was never intended to be a love story.
'Mostly self-limiting': No new H1N1 strain in India, says ICMR
Indian scientists confirm no new H1N1 strain is circulating in the country. The current seasonal influenza viruses are similar to those circulating since 2025. These strains are well matched with recommended vaccine strains for the Northern Hemisphere. Most people recover from seasonal influenza with adequate rest and care. Delhi authorities confirm full preparedness for current health situations and diseases.
Minister's removal: K'taka Oppn to lay siege to assembly
Leader of the Opposition in the Karnataka assembly R Ashoka on Sunday announced that the Bharatiya Janata Party and its ally Janata Dal-Secular would lay siege to Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru on August 24 seeking the removal of planning and statistics minister B Nagendra from the cabinet.
Ranveer Singh reflects on tough box-office phase before Dhurandhar's success
Ranveer Singh reflects on tough boxoffice phase before Dhurandhars success
Ajit Doval Beijing talks lead South Asia's packed diplomacy day
Ajit Doval Beijing talks lead South Asias packed diplomacy day
'Your anger is their content': Delhi Police personnel urged not to engage with protesters
Delhi Police received new guidelines from a central agency regarding protest management. Personnel are advised to remain calm and avoid provocation from demonstrators filming them. These directions follow allegations of police excesses during a recent protest at Jantar Mantar. Officers must assume their actions are recorded and exercise restraint during interactions. The guidelines also stress maintaining law and order while ensuring public safety.
Colombo Test: Devdutt Padikkal's encore helps India overcome early wobbles on Day 1
Colombo Test: Devdutt Padikkal's encore helps India overcome early wobbles on Day 1
21 former captains, including Gavaskar, renew appeal over Imran Khan's medical treatment
'More SENA Tests will help Bangladesh': Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto
Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto has called for more Test matches in SENA nations, saying it would help his team gain the consistency needed to compete with top teams.
Udan vs Udaan: Delhi court restrains pharmaceutical firm from using 'Udaan' mark
A Delhi court has permanently stopped Sainus Pharmaceutical Private Limited from using the 'Udaan' trademark. This ruling came after RSPL Health Private Limited filed a case alleging trademark infringement. RSPL Health, known for its 'Ghari' detergent brand, had registered its 'Udan' mark earlier. The court found Sainus Pharma's mark to be identical and deceptively similar to RSPL's registered trademark.
Deepender Hooda's U-Turn After Criticism Over Sajjan Kumar Remark
The Lok Sabha MP said he was being attacked for words he didn't utter.
Etoolab 1/2 x 100' Retractable Garden Hose Reel (Up to 150PSI) with 10-Pattern Nozzle $80.00
Etoolab 1/2 x 100' Retractable Garden Hose Reel (Up to 150PSI) with 10-Pattern Nozzle $80.00
4 hurt as sound system collapses at Yash's 'Toxic' event
Four individuals, including a student, were injured when a sound box system collapsed during the pre-release event for actor Yash's film 'Toxic' at Malla Reddy University in Hyderabad. The incident occurred after attendees climbed the structure, leading to a police case against the event organisers and university management.
History at BWF Worlds: Alex Lanier wins France's first-ever singles gold medal
History at BWF Worlds: Alex Lanier wins France's first-ever singles gold medal
'Represented India In 3 Nations': Ex Envoy After Details Don't Match In SIR
This is not the first instance when a person who has been in public life found their name missing or with some error in respect to the SIR list
CJP to review status of Centre's assurances on Monday; keeps option to launch fresh stir open
The Cockroach Janta Party will meet Monday to review government assurances. They state the Centre has not formally communicated steps to fulfill promises. The party may launch another peaceful nationwide agitation if commitments are not met. This comes after the Supreme Court sought a list of FIRs against students.
'Deva' actor Rohullah Mehdi arrested in drugs case
Actor and model Rohullah Mehdi, who starred in the film Deva, was arrested by the Kashimira Police Crime Branch for alleged involvement in a narcotics network, according to NDTV.
Prasad's Move To IGPL Signals New Chapter In Indian Golf
Promising Indian golfer Arjun Prasad has officially joined the AM Green Indian Golf Premier League (IGPL) ahead of its second half of the season, set to begin in late September. Prasad, 27, brings a strong performance record, including a recent professional title win and multiple top-10 finishes, making him a significant addition to the league's roster alongside other notable players.
Support women's quota implementation, full Vande Mataram rendition: BJP to Rahul Gandhi
Since he has invoked religion, I have a request to that prominent leader of the Congress. The verses of Vande Mataram, some of which were halted at the Congress headquarters, contain a reference to Goddess Durga, says Smriti Irani
Support women's quota implementation, full Vande Mataram rendition: BJP to Rahul Gandhi
Since he has invoked religion, I have a request to that prominent leader of the Congress. The verses of Vande Mataram, some of which were halted at the Congress headquarters, contain a reference to Goddess Durga, says Smriti Irani
China's robots show they can outrun humans, but can they plug in a cable?
Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games move beyond record-breaking sprints to test whether machines can autonomously handle cables, warehouses and other real-world tasks
Urban Company has sued Kent RO Systems in the Delhi High Court, alleging that its advertisements and social media posts made false and misleading claims about Urban Companys Native water purifiers. The dispute centres on Natives two-year filter and service life features, which Kent RO allegedly called a marketing gimmick and described the purifiers as unsafe and risky.
Prof. Subhash Khanna served as international faculty for Sri Lanka's inaugural live robotic surgery workshop. He performed complex procedures, including a bilateral TAPP groin hernia repair. The event marked Sri Lanka's first robot-assisted cholecystectomy. India's SSI Mantra Surgical Robotic System was formally launched at the hospital. This collaboration signifies a new era for surgical innovation in Sri Lanka.
Captain Cummins Praises Green's Redemption as Australia Answer Back
Captain Pat Cummins praised Australia's emphatic Mackay response after their Darwin shock, while Cameron Green's gritty 67 and commanding series batting silenced doubts over his Test place.
Harry Kane is Germany's player of the year, Vincent Kompany gets coach's award
Harry Kane earned Germany's player of the year award for 2026. He scored sixty-one goals for Bayern Munich in all competitions. Vincent Kompany received the coach's accolade after another successful season. Kane helped Bayern secure the Bundesliga title and German Cup. The England forward also contributed to the new season's German Supercup victory.
Volodymyr Zelensky rejects rival's call for vote, says would 'split' Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelensky said in remarks made public Sunday that it would be too dangerous for Ukraine to hold an election while it fights Russia, after a call by his former defence minister to organise a vote. Then days ago, the ousted Fedorov made a surprise call to find a way to organise elections.
'Disheartening': Saiyami Kher gets candid about 'Ghoomer' box-office failure
Bollywood actor Saiyami Kher recently attended the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, where her film Pal Bhar Ke Liye was screened.
Russian Missiles, Drones Hunt 'Hidden Ukrainian Arsenal' in Forest Hideout | Watch
Russian forces are intensifying strikes against Ukrainian military positions and weapons reportedly concealed in forested areas. Footage released by Russias Defence Ministry purportedly shows drone operators locating and striking hidden Ukrainian positions believed to contain Western-supplied artillery and other military equipment. The reported targets include M114 and M198 howitzers, with the strikes triggering large fires at the positions. The reported attacks come as Russia continues to rely heavily on drones for reconnaissance and precision strikes, while Ukraine maintains efforts to conceal and disperse military equipment across the battlefield.
Trump Rejected, Gulf Nations Turn To Iran For 'ISLAMIC NATO'? Israel Faces A Major New Shock
A major claim from Tehran is raising questions about a possible new security alignment in the Middle East. Iran says it has been invited to join the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, a pact signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan that treats an armed attack on one member as an attack on all. Iranian official Mehdi Rahimi reportedly told Al-Mayadeen that Tehran received an invitation, but none of the three signatories has publicly confirmed the claim. The reported opening comes at a sensitive moment, with regional powers reassessing alliances and security ties. If confirmed, Irans inclusion could dramatically reshape the emerging regional defense framework.
'YOUR BOMBS KILL CHILDREN': Protesters Surround NATO Factory, Demand Israel Arms Supplies End
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Elbit Systems UAV Engines facility in Shenstone, Staffordshire, demanding an end to arms supplies to Israel. The demonstration, supported by Campaign Against Arms Trade, saw protesters carry placards accusing the Israeli military of killing children and use blood-stained shroud props to highlight civilian deaths in Gaza. Demonstrator Lotika said campaigners were not outsiders but members of the local community who wanted the factorys military production to end. The protest puts fresh pressure on the UK-based facility and raises questions over Britains role in supplying defence equipment linked to Israel. Protesters are demanding action, while the controversy continues to intensify.
Ukraine Under Drone Shock! North Korea's 'KILLER' UAV Force Joins Russia's War | Watch
North Korean involvement in Russias war effort may be taking a potentially dangerous new turn. Ukrainian intelligence claims a fresh contingent includes roughly 400 personnel trained in drone operations, raising questions about whether Pyongyang could provide Russia with a deeper pool of drone specialists. The claims emerge as Russian forces reportedly use drone strikes while expanding their control around Novogrigorovka in the Donetsk Peoples Republic. Reports also indicate that North Korean personnel in Russia include engineers, deminers and thousands of troops. If confirmed, the reported drone deployment would signal a broader role for North Korea beyond conventional battlefield manpower and could give Moscow additional technical expertise for surveillance and strike operations.
'TROOPS KILLED, SOME BLEEDING': Houthis Ambush MBS' Army In Open Field; Chilling Video Emerges
Yemens Houthi movement claims it has launched a new wave of drone and missile attacks targeting Saudi-backed forces and military positions in Yemens Marib region and across the border in southern Saudi Arabia, including Najran. Footage circulated by RT News allegedly shows explosions around military vehicles, smoke, destruction and wounded personnel following what the outlet describes as Houthi drone strikes. The Houthis have repeatedly claimed attacks against Saudi-linked military targets using drones and missiles, as tensions continue along the Yemen-Saudi border. Watch
Iran Puts ALL Missiles On Firing Mode, Mass Attack On Gulf Nations? 'ONE MISTAKE AND WAR WILL...'
Irans military leadership has issued a fresh warning that any new threat or miscalculation could trigger what it describes as a revolutionary, crushing and devastating response. Irans Armed Forces chief of staff, Abdollahi, says the country is prepared across land, sea and air, as well as in space, air defence and cyberspace. The warning comes amid renewed tensions with the United States. At the same time, unconfirmed reports have raised speculation that Tehran could consider targeting Gulf infrastructure or alternative energy routes. Facilities including Saudi Arabias Yanbu port and the UAEs Fujairah have been mentioned because they offer oil-export routes that bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
'THIS PRESIDENT IS THE MOST...': Leavitt's Shock Sign-Off Catches Trump Off Guard? Watch
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt delivered an emotional message praising President Donald Trump as she prepares to step back from her role. During the event, Trump publicly thanked Leavitt for her work and joked that she loves her newborn children more than she loves him. He then invited her onto the stage. Leavitt responded by calling Trump the most consequential and historic president in U.S. history and described serving as his press secretary as the honour of her life. She also praised Trumps work ethic and urged voters to support Republicans in Congress during the upcoming elections. Watch
Pentagon 'HUNTS DOWN' Journalists After Lincoln Report; Was A Bigger Secret About To Emerge?
A major dispute is unfolding between the Pentagon and Stars and Stripes after senior figures at the military publication were fired. The dismissals came days after the outlet reported on conditions faced by sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln during its deployment. Publisher Max Lederer and editor Erik Slavin received termination notices, while reporter Lara Korte also announced her dismissal, with insubordination cited in the cases. The firings have renewed questions over the publications long-standing editorial independence and its relationship with the Pentagon. President Donald Trump has also pushed back against criticism surrounding the Lincolns deployment. The developments have now placed Stars and Stripes, the USS Lincoln report and the Pentagons handling of military media back under intense scrutiny.
167 in Galle, hundred in SSC: Devdutt Padikkal cements himself as India's Test No. 3
in Galle hundred in SSC Devdutt Padikkal cements himself as Indias Test No
Suspected Pak drone sighting in border villages in J-K's Kathua triggers searches
Jammu, Aug 23: A suspected Pakistan-origin drone was sighted along the International Border (IB) in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday, triggering an extensive search operation, officials said. The drone-like object was seen hovering over forward villages in Bobiyan area of Hiranagar sector around 10.35 am, officials said. After few minutes, the suspected drone was seen receding towards Pakistan, they added. Subsequently, security forces cordoned off the area and launched a search operation to rule out the possibility of any payload -- narcotics or weapons -- being airdropped. However, nothing objectionable was recovered during the operation, officials said.
'Grassroots outreach, youth connect': BJP sharpens poll strategy for 7 states
Priyanka opened up about Nick's efforts to stay connected with her roots
China's Chang'e-7 Moon mission launch postponed due to bad weather
Chinas Change Moon mission launch postponed due to bad weather
Gicquel and Delphine Delrue become France's first-ever World Champions
'India Can Attract Global Talent With Your Help': PM Modi Meets Space Startups On National Space Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured Indias private space industry of long-term regulatory consistency and government support for risk-taking during an interaction with founders and CEOs of 20 homegrown space-tech companies at Seva Teerth. The meeting coincided with National Space Day, marking the August 23, 2023, Chandrayaan-3 soft landing on the Moons south pole. Modi stressed that predictable policies are essential for private innovators to invest and take risks without fear of sudden regulatory changes. He praised Indias space entrepreneurs and urged them to build an ecosystem capable of attracting global talent. Leaders from Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos, Pixxel, Dhruva Space, GalaxEye, Bellatrix Aerospace and Digantara participated. Modi also encouraged wider use of space technology in agriculture, environmental protection and climate intelligence.
India's Devdutt Padikkal hammers his 2nd hundred in Tests: Stats
In the second Test match at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) Ground, Colombo, India are in a strong position with Devdutt Padikkal leading the charge.
Space, AI and other tech integration to shape a nation's geopolitical future: Minister Shekhawat
Privatisation of space is the democratisation of space opportunities, Union Minister Gajendra Shekhawat asserted at the event, organised by the Space Applications Centre, ISRO, and the Department of Science
Flipkart Minutes closing in on Instamart's scale
Walmart-owned Flipkart is giving established players like Swiggy Instamart, Blinkit, and Zepto a run for their money in the quick-commerce space.
'There won't be a teleprompter': Raut dares PM Modi, Shah to sing full Vande Mataram
Sanjay Raut challenged Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah to sing Vande Mataram without teleprompters. He also questioned the government's economic record and rising inflation. The BJP condemned the Congress decision to sing only two stanzas of the national song. Congress leaders accused the BJP of politicizing patriotism and nationalism for political gain. Both parties are trading charges over the national song's recitation and its significance.
They don't know Sanskrit, Indian culture: Ramdev hits out at Vande Mataram critics
They dont know Sanskrit Indian culture Ramdev hits out at Vande Mataram critics
Kanye West's verses resonate with a crucial message: appreciate your loved ones now. Timing is everything when it comes to gratitude. While heartfelt acknowledgments might unfold in private exchanges, social media often dilutes these moments into superficial gestures. Instead, take the time to 'give people their flowers' today, creating genuine, lasting connections with those you cherish.
Why Shaan never expected 'Behti Hawa...' to become big hit
In a recent interview with Komal Nahta, renowned singer Shaan spoke about his views on certain songs and film soundtracks.
Taapsee Pannu takes a jibe at Kangana Ranaut over 'sasti copy' remark
Amid the ongoing row between Kangana Ranaut and Taapsee Pannu, the latter has now seemingly taken a subtle jibe at Kangana after she called Taapsee a 'sasti copy'. This comes amid their reignited long-running feud
Suspected Pakistan-origin drone sighting in border villages in J-K's Kathua triggers searches
A suspected Pakistan-origin drone was spotted near the International Border in Jammu and Kashmirs Kathua district before returning towards Pakistan. Security forces launched a search operation to check for possible weapons or narcotics drops, but found nothing suspicious.
Shahid Kapoor's Deva Co-Star Rohullah Mehdi Arrested In Mumbai Drugs Case
Police are now investigating the alleged drug network and are trying to find out who Mehdi may have supplied drugs to
Taapsee Pannu shares cryptic post following Kangana Ranaut's 'sasti copy' jibe
Taapsee Pannu shares cryptic post following Kangana Ranauts sasti copy jibe
Saransh Jain's Red-Ball Dedication Earns India Test Cap
Saransh Jain, India's Test cap No. 320, prioritised red-ball cricket over an IPL contract, a decision lauded by his coach Chandrakant Pandit, which ultimately led to his Test debut against Sri Lanka.
Bobby on being typecast as a villain after Aashram and Animal
India becomes Sophos' top growth market after 60% jump in FY26 business
Global cybersecurity major Sophos has recorded a 60 per cent growth in its India business in the last financial year, outperforming the broader domestic market growth by four times, a top company executive said. India is now the largest contributor to the company's Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) operations and is currently the number one growth region for Sophos globally. The cybersecurity market in India is growing at approximately 15 per cent. In the last financial year (FY26), we grew at 60 per cent, which means we are growing at four times the market (rate), Gavin Struthers, Senior Vice President Asia-Pacific & Japan, Sophos, told PTI in an interaction. Struthers attributed this phenomenal achievement to the rising awareness of the importance of cyber resilience and increased regulatory focus, including the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act. The company currently employs over 1,500 people in India, making it the largest employee base for Sophos across all ...
Shanaya Kapoor joins Teja Sajja in 'Zombie Reddy Nxt Lvl'
Kannada cinema superstar Upendra and Bollywood actor Shanaya Kapoor have joined the cast of Zombie Reddy Nxt Lvl, the sequel to the hit Zombie Reddy.
