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The Toronto International Film Festival brought to the spotlight gripping documentaries and discussions. Alex Gibney’s film on Elon Musk explores the power dynamics of technology elites, while Cynthia Erivo’s ‘Prima Facie’ inspires conversations on sexual violence. Celebrities walked the red carpet, including Sylvester Stallone with a film depicting his real-life Rocky story.

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” Fortnite ” has announced that Sora from the ” Kingdom Hearts ” series will be appearing in the game! A new video has been released showing Sora in his “Kingdom Hearts II” appearance, wielding his Keyblade.

Regional storytelling is finding audiences far beyond its traditional boundaries, with technology making stories in different Indian languages more accessible than ever. For storyteller, filmmaker and actor Sudhanshu Rai, the change is not simply about technology. He believes audiences, particularly Gen Z, are also becoming more conscious of culture and their connection with their roots.

Sylvester Stallone’s life closely mirrors his fictional character Rocky Balboa, as highlighted by director Peter Farrelly during the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of “I Play Rocky.” The film details the making of “Rocky,” a story of determination that has inspired many.

Alongside the ongoing Zelda Ocarina of Time pre-order deal, the massive Nintendo Customer Appreciation sale is now live. It might not be loaded with new Switch 2 games the way many folks would have hoped, but there are still a giant collection of Switch titles on sale starting from $7, including a host of first-party…

Former Brat Pack member Judd Nelson looked unrecognizable when spotted during a rare outing earlier this week.

The entertainment world continues to dazzle with its array of cultural phenomena. At the Venice Film Festival, Iranian director Ali Asgari presented ‘A Bit of Light,’ a poignant drama inspired by the tumultuous social climate in Iran.

Rohit Chandel has seemingly hinted at a television comeback after Sairaab announced its end. In an emotional farewell, the actor thanked his team and fans, saying he looked forward to seeing them “very soon” in his next chapter

The entertainment world is buzzing with gripping stories from the Venice Film Festival and New York Fashion Week. In Venice, Iranian director Ali Asgari’s film “A Bit of Light” explores themes of despair and resilience in a society numbed by tragedy. Meanwhile, Russell Crowe’s personal documentary “What Love Builds” examines his dual loves of acting…