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Sony Pictures' One of Them Days will be available for streaming on Netflix in the United States earlier than expected. Originally predicted to arrive in May 2025, the release date has been moved up to March 31, 2025. Other regions will receive the movie later, following different distribution agreements.

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Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation, will step down from his role by the end of 2025

ETV Win, a major Telugu streaming app will offer Tollywood movie lovers a roller-coaster ride with quite possibly the first Telugu family road trip comedy ‘Veeranjaneyulu Vihara Yatra’. According to the entertainment portal123telugu.com, the VK Naresh-starrer will be released directly on ETV Win, on August 14. The makers have unveiled a sleek new poster and announced that the road trip film «Veeranjaneyulu Vihara Yatra» will be available for streaming from August 14, 2024. Promotions have already begun, featuring engaging games to keep the film in the spotlight. A special strategy has been implemented to maintain buzz around the film, including a viral video of Naresh questioning director Nag Ashwin about a baby central to the plot.

Shardlake, we get a meet-cute that’s well-written and tells us something meaningful about the two lead characters’ dynamic. Set in 1537 during the reign of Henry VIII, the miniseries sees the king’s chief minister Thomas Cromwell (Sean Bean) ordering the intrepid, hunchbacked attorney Matthew Shardlake (Arthur Hughes) to investigate a murder-via-decapitation at a Tudor monastery at Scarnsea. In the meet-cute, Shardlake strikes a conversation with Cromwell’s man Friday Jack Barak (Anthony Boyle) moments after the two of them witness a Peruvian parrot called Tabitha at a local market, uttering lines like, “Death to the Pope" and “Death to the bishop in Rome".

ABP News on May 29, PM Modi said, "In the last 75 years, wasn't it our responsibility to make Mahatma Gandhi known across the world? Forgive me, but nobody knew Mahatma Gandhi. The curiosity about him grew in the world after 'Gandhi' film was first made.""The role of this nation was – if the world knows Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela, Gandhiji was no less than them. Gandhi and India should have been given importance through Gandhi," the Prime Minister said.Gandhi, the biographical movie based on the journey of the Father of the nation, the was released in 1982.

‘Mahatma Gandhi, Pandit Nehru couldn’t imagine…', Priyanka Gandhi in Rae BareliIn the video clip of the TV interview that has gone viral on social media, PM Modi suggests that Mahatma Gandhi's global recognition was significantly influenced by cinematic portrayals of his life and principles. Flagging a 'durdasha' (sad state of affairs) in post-Independence India, PM Modi said that when the movie was made of Mahatma Gandhi, did the world get 'curious' about Gandhi? ALSO READ: ‘Mahatma Gandhi said soon after Independence…’ Rajnath Singh reiterates ‘abolish Congress’ remarkPM Modi further emphasises that if Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela had been well-known figures worldwide, India should have 'worked' better to make Mahatma Gandhi a world-renowned figure.

Rita Moreno says it was always in her nature to be generous – to hold doors for people and help lighten a mother’s load if she was struggling with shopping bags and children

Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, had served as chairman of the the King Centre in Atlanta.

Dexter Scott King died after battling «prostate cancer», the King Center announced today. He was 62. Dexter Scott King's wife Leah Weber King stated that his husband has passed away 'peacefully' at their California home. Dexter Scott King was the youngest son of late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King.

Thanks to the Martin Luther King Day holiday, FX markets were quiet-ish on Monday without the participation of US banks.

Yesterday marked Martin Luther King Day, a federal holiday since 1983. Historically, the market has exhibited a positive average reaction on the Friday before and a weaker performance on the following Tuesday. Here are the figures:

Sensex surged 759.49 points, or 1.05%, to end at 73,327.94, while the Nifty 50 ended 202.90 points, or 0.93%, higher at 22,097.45. “Q3 earning season had a positive start and is further expected to be propelled by the BFSI segment, where many heavyweights are likely to post their results this week. This will support the overall ongoing market momentum and stock-specific action," said Siddhartha Khemka, Head - Retail Research, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.

European markets have opened lower while Asian markets were mostly higher as the week got off to a mixed start

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday is celebrated on 15 January every year to honour the life and legacy of the civil rights leader who was assassinated in 1968 at the age of 39 in Memphis, Tennessee. King’s dream of freedom and rights for African-Americans was closely linked with the Swaraj dream of Gandhi for Indians.

U.S. stocks ended little changed on Friday as investors digested the first batch of fourth-quarter earnings and continued to assess the Federal Reserve’s rate plans for the months ahead.

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federal holidays are on the horizon can be instrumental in making these plans. In the United States, there are 11 fixed federal holidays each year, providing a welcomed break from routine and an opportunity to reflect on historical events and figures. The Federal Pay Organization, citing 5 U.S.C. 6103, emphasizes, «There are eleven Federal Holidays recognized by the United States Government. On these days, all non-essential government employees are off work, and most government offices, including post offices, are closed.»

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