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You might have seen the Wickertrailer, heard the plot from your friends behind giggling hands, or experienced the collective internet reaction to a 4DX screening. We’re getting anothersexy straw man movie, when we thought such a thing was done For Good?

It’s Comic Con this weekend, where teeming crowds of cosplayers and superhero fans — plus a smattering of celebrities —return to the Jacob K. Javits Center for a weekend of mingling and merch. And right there in the middle of it all sits New York City’s Department of Education, which has quietly become a fixture…

Malayalam actor Naslen has reportedly purchased a Range Rover Sport Autobiography worth around Rs 2 crore, with pictures of the new SUV drawing attention online. The Premalu star is also gearing up for his upcoming action-comedy Scene, which reportedly stars Suriya and Nazriya Nazim. Entertainment desk October 10, 2026 / 17:10 IST Naslen buys new…

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Ramayana to open overseas on Nov 5, India dates awaited Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Ramayana will reportedly release internationally on November 5, three days before Diwali, while its India release date remains unannounced. Sony Pictures Germany, the film’s international distributor, has listed the November 5 date on YouTube, although an earlier trailer had mentioned November 6. Producer…

Madhuri Dixit recalled a bizarre filming experience on Kon Honar Crorepati, telling guest Sonali Bendre about a high-voltage director who would get emotional and cry under a table while explaining scenes, and even sob on a trolley during her shot

A poster for Thiagarajan Kumararaja-Vijay Sethupathi’s Pocket Novel (L) and the team on the sets of the film (R) Updated on: 10 Oct 2026, 10:00 am

Teaneck resident Neil Kleid has been writing comic books for over 20 years. He grew up in Michigan drawing comics off of ones he’d buy from the local 7-Eleven and comic stores. Eventually he moved to Manhattan in 1999, hoping to make it as an artist. 

Anil Kapoor revisited his iconic Mr India look after 39 years on India Ke Top 1 percent, revealing that he bought the jacket from Mumbai`s Chor Bazaar. The actor said his original shirt, trousers and jacket still fit him, recalling the film`s lasting legacy