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Tom Cruise announces a follow-up film to ‘Days of Thunder’ to hit theaters in 2028 Tom Cruise arrives at the Warner Bros. presentation at CinemaCon on April 14, 2026, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Photo | AP

Superman is the de facto superhero. He’s the man who started it all, defining what this genre should look like, and there’s a case to be made that he’s still the best hero to ever put on tights. Superman set the standard that everyone else is still trying to live up to, and regardless of…

Sixteen years ago, Kesha told the whole world to “Take It Off.” This week, she took her own advice, entirely on her own terms.

SM Entertainment has formed a Beijing-based joint venture (JV) with Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) to expand its business across Chinese-speaking markets. Named STE, the company will develop Chinese artists, support SM acts in the region, and launch a new Chinese idol group within two to three years.

Amid the ongoing row surrounding Kriti Sanon`s Raksha Bandhan ad, actor Urvashi Rautela has now reacted to the controversy, saying we need to draw a line. She further added that one must respect the country

Batman: Knightfall Part 1 has finally arrived, adapting one of the biggest stories in the Dark Knight’s history from DC Comics. Not only did this storyline introduce Gotham City to the villainous Bane, but it also saw a new Batman take the cape and cowl as Azrael’s time as the Caped Crusader ushered in a…

Actor Nitin Joshi gets candid about what it was to reprise his role and on rediscovering the character of Raja Bhaiya and his playful side for Mirzapur: The Movie

Superman is DC’s most iconic hero, and one of the faces of the company. He’s the metric by which all superheroes are measured, which is only fitting, given that he was the man who kickstarted the genre in the first place. He’s more recognizable than the vast, vast majority of fictional characters from around the…

For Siddharth, portraying a real-life hero like Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja meant resisting the temptation to turn him into a larger-than-life figure. In Operation Safed Sagar, which revisits the Indian Air Force role in the Kargil War, he sought to bring out the humanity behind Ahuja’s heroism. In this conversation, he talks about the responsibility…

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