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Saint Levant and what qualifies as ‘good’ Arabic musichttps://en.majalla.com/node/333010/culture-social-affairs/saint-levant-and-what-qualifies-good-arabic-musicCulture & Social Affairs

R Madhavan revealed he was asked to hide his marital status before Alaipayuthey as the team feared audiences might not accept a married romantic hero. However, he refused to pretend he was single and chose to stand by his wife

Marvel Comics appears to have updated its NYCC schedule on the New York Comic Con website, though it has not yet issued an official press release. With that in mind, some details could change, but check out the panels below!

Fourteen years after her acting debut, Alia Bhatt is now backing new talent as a producer with Don’t Be Shy. The coming-of-age romantic comedy gives four newcomers their big-screen break and marks Sreeti Mukerji’s directorial debut

Anuparna Roy has clarified that Songs of Forgotten Trees is not banned or blocked in India. Speaking to mid-day, the filmmaker said the CBFC is working towards clearing the acclaimed drama for a domestic release

Amanda Waller grabs the throne while Harley Quinn assembles a secret team in Dark Knights of Steel II #3, out this Wednesday from DC Comics.

Tanya Maniktala has won the Best Actress award at IFFJK for Arifa, one of the three chapters in Muhabbat Se. The actor, who plays a daughter seeking acceptance from her dying father, praised the film’s writing, calling it “poetic”

Pollstar published its 2026 Excellence in Concessions Awards on Sept. 2, naming winners across categories including new menu items, technology, sustainability and special-event food programs at venues such as Yankee Stadium, Honda Center and Kaseya Center. Winners were chosen by Pollstar’s editorial staff with industry input.

Period dramas have lately become something of a signature for Nikkhil Advani, from The Empire to Freedom at Midnight. With The Revolutionaries, he turns to the underground networks of India’s freedom struggle, bringing figures such as Rash Behari Bose and Bagha Jatin into focus. In this conversation, Advani talks about looking beyond the familiar textbook…