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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, and before we witness this brand new apocalyptic explosion in theatres, it is a fine time to rewatch the film that came before it—not that any excuses are necessary. Nine years ago, Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road (streaming in India on Netflix) not only redefined action cinema but transcended the entire genre. It is a film unlike any film before it—which is ironic, considering it follows Miller’s cult classics Mad Max, The Road Warrior and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome—and every single frame trembles with burning hot originality.

Suhana, he inadvertently interrupted the cricket show. In the video clip that quickly went viral, Shah Rukh Khan waves to the audience, unaware that former cricket players Suresh Raina, Parthiv Patel, and Aakash Chopra were shooting a live video.

Netflix has renewed the docuseries 'Worst Roommate Ever' for a second season, a Deadline report said. The series, which explores unsettling true stories of nightmarish roommates, will return on June 26 with four new episodes. Renewal

Ali Abbasi, Sebastian Stan, Martin Donovan and Maria Bakalova walked the Cannes red carpet for the premiere of 'The Apprentice', a political drama, based on the life of former US President Donald Trump, who is gearing up to contest the 2024 US Presidential Election. After the film premiered at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, it received a wild standing ovation for almost eight minutes. Stan received the loudest applause for his transformative performance as Trump. The audience cheered and clapped for long. Director Abbasi warmly hugged his cast members. Cate Blanchett, sitting just in front of the director and crew, jumped up and applauded, and embraced Bakalova.

Krafton India’s game, Battleground Mobile India (BGMI), has launched a campaign titled ‘Hai Thoda Time, Play Thoda BGMI.’ Created by 22feet Tribal Worldwide, the campaign highlights how mundane moments in daily life can turn into gaming experiences with BGMI’s Quick Game Modes. Vishnu Srivatsav, creative head, 22feet Tribal Worldwide, talks to BrandWagon Online, about the inspiration, creative process, and challenges faced in bringing this campaign to life.

trailer and release date for AM I OK??, a film led by Dakota Johnson, have finally been unveiled. The film, set to premiere on Max on June 4, is the debut feature-length production of celebrated writer Lauren Pomerantz. Known for her work on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Saturday Night Live, and Community, Pomerantz takes a leap into filmmaking with this semi-autobiographical narrative.

British drama, MaryLand, concluded its interesting tale on the latest episode of Masterpiece on PBS. Across three captivating episodes, viewers were transported into the lives of sisters Becca and Rosaline on the Isle of Man, portrayed brilliantly by Suranne Jones and Eve Best respectively. Their journey to identify their late mother's body uncovers a web of secrets, revealing Mary's hidden life on the island.

Ukraine-Russia conflict and other geopolitical tensions, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said a "storm" is brewing and it is going to get worse while asserting that it is absolutely vital to have a "safe pair of hands" to take India through this very difficult period. He was speaking during an interaction held at a Delhi Tamil Education Association-run school in the national capital, days ahead of the polling for the ongoing Lok Sabha election here.

OpenAI and Reddit are teaming up in a deal that will bring the social media platform’s content to ChatGPT

Season four of the popular family drama series "Gullak" will premiere on June 7 on SonyLIV, the streamer announced on Sunday. The show, created by TVF, is directed by Shreyansh Pandey. The upcoming season of «Gullak» will see series stars Jameel Khan, Geetanjali Kulkarni, Vaibhav Raj Gupta, Harsh Mayar, and Sunita Rajwar reprise their respective roles. According to the makers, this season each member of the Mishra family is ready take on a new journey in their life.

Kangana Ranaut, the acclaimed Bollywood actress, has made a significant declaration regarding her future in the film industry. During a recent interview, she revealed her intention to step away from Bollywood if she wins the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections from the Mandi constituency. In an interview with AajTak, Kangana Ranaut expressed her firm decision, stating, «Yes,» when asked if she would bid farewell to Bollywood after fulfilling her current commitments. She emphasized her desire for passionate engagement, saying, «Ideally, I would want to do just one job.» Ranaut highlighted the disparity between the film world and the reality she seeks in public service. She remarked in Hindi, “The film world is a lie, everything there is fake. They create a very different environment, it is a glossy world. Fake set, a fake bubble which is to reach to the audience – be it to invoke happiness or sadness. This is the reality and I have to live up to the expectations of the people. By the end of it, I should not feel that someone else could have done it better than me. There are a lot of expectations and I am new in public service, so I have a lot to learn and do. As I learn on the job, there is a lot at stake.” Addressing the potential disappointment her departure might bring, Kangana acknowledged that filmmakers have urged her to stay, recognizing her talent. She added, «I am a good actor and it's a compliment that I acknowledge.»

Big Bang Theory," its prequel "Young Sheldon" carved out its own niche, becoming a beloved sitcom with a unique comedic voice. Narrated by Jim Parsons, the series chronicles the youthful exploits of Sheldon Cooper, portrayed by Iain Armitage, in the fictional town of Medford, Texas. However, after seven successful seasons, the show is coming to an end. Here's why there won't be a «Young Sheldon» season 8.

Netflix's latest miniseries, Bodkin, has captured the imagination of true-crime enthusiasts with its intriguing plot and compelling characters. As viewers eagerly follow the story of Gilbert Power and his team unraveling a decades-old mystery, the question on everyone's mind is whether there will be a sequel to this captivating series.

Singapore High Commissioner to India, Simon Wong, witnessed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public meeting in North East Delhi and called it "electrifying." In the pictures shared by Simon Wong, PM Modi waved at the people who came to listen to his address while people in the audience held BJP flag. In a post on X, Simon Wong stated, «Front row seats w fellow diplomatic colleagues to watch the world's largest democracy in action. Electrifying! Thank you @BJP4India, @vijai63 for the opportunity. — HC Wong.»

speeches in the ongoing election has hit rock bottom. Everyone is calling the other one a thief, a criminal, a bad cook, or a dynast. The names of Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani are thrown into every second speech as garnishing. Whether those two billionaires have any political affiliation doesn't matter. They will be brought up regardless. It reminds me of how, in any country, when there is an anti-US demonstration, protesters would throw bricks at KFC outlets. Ambani and Adani are the new KFC for all political parties in this election — even the ones they are supposed to support. You could blame politicians and say they need to improve their intellectual discourse, turn perhaps to the great speeches of Vajpayee, JP, Nehru (oops) and George Fernandes. However, I don't think it is the politicians' fault. They're looking for any trick in the book to entertain crowds. In the age of social media, the public has changed.

Challengers, one of the most buzzed-about movies of the year, has finally hit the screens, but not in the traditional theater format. Now available for rent on Prime Video, this Luca Guadagnino-directed film invites viewers into a gripping narrative centered around a professional tennis champion's journey to redemption, portrayed by Mike Faist, with the unwavering support of his wife, played by Zendaya.

Vilangu, a police procedural set in a village near Trichy with its narrative marred by caste, culture and politics, is one of the better web series to come out of south India. In an interview to YouTube channel Galatta Plus last year, its writer-director, Prasanth Pandiyaraj, elaborated on the challenges facing long-form series creators in the south. He mentioned “Mumbai" at least three times.

Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is about finding the quickest, most efficient route to validate your business idea. It's not about perfection but progression. Your MVP is just the beginning of an amazing journey toward building a product that truly connects with your users. By focusing on the strategic steps outlined below, you will not just build a product, but you will develop a flexible and tough process for future product developments that will withstand the test of market realities. Igniting the spark with less fuel Building an MVP allows you to test, iterate, and pivot your product based on actual user feedback with minimal resources. Here’s a straightforward guide on how to kick-start your MVP development, written with first-time early-stage startup founders in mind. Step 1: Know your tribe — User insight is gold

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Hindustan Times' R Sukumar and Shishir Gupta, Jaishankar emphasised the Modi government’s leadership in navigating complex international scenarios and underscored India’s clear and confident positions on global issues, with a specific focus on China. Addressing the situation with China, Jaishankar explained that both nations remain forward deployed along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), with increased troops and weaponry since 2020. He attributed the escalation to China’s initial actions, which India responded to in kind.