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Rajkummar Rao once shared a heartwarming anecdote about Amitabh Bachchan recording a special video for his late mother. While the gesture left a lasting impression on him, what eventually happened to the video remains unclear.

Nana Patekar himself revealed once that he was waiting at a traffic signal when a transgender person approached his car, danced for him and asked him for money. He also got down and danced. Sarika Sharma October 09, 2026 / 12:11 IST Still of Nana Patekar’s Le Main Bhi Nacha scene.

Two days before his death, Nana Patekar reflected on mortality, saying he did not know whether he would be alive tomorrow. Vaishnavi Gavankar October 08, 2026 / 13:10 IST Nana Patekar last speech

Turning video games into TV shows has been one of the most popular routes for storytelling in recent years. Some are better than others, and Amazon Prime Video’s Fallout is one of the good ones.

The MandoVerse’s latest Disney+ release was a turning point for the Star Wars universe. What began as The Mandalorianon Disney+ expanded in subsequent years into the MandoVerse, a multi-series tale set in the years after Return of the Jedi and centered on the surviving Imperial remnants. The story already spans The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett,…

The Halloween season isn’t the only excuse for thowing on a costume and geeking out this month. Arizona pop culture event UwU Con returns to Mesa Convention Center from Friday, Oct. 2, to Sunday, Oct. 4 for its second straight year at the venue with three days of celebrity appearances, fan panels, cosplay activities and…

The Tamil series #Love was first announced in October, 2025 as part of a slate of movies and series from South India. At that time, series director Balaji Mohan (Maari) described the show as “a modern take on the classic ‘opposites attract’ idea.” When the series was added to the streaming catalogue, Netflix tagged it…

The Celebrity Traitors is back for a second series, and viewers will see the likes of Michael Sheen, Jerry Hall, Richard E Grant and Amol Rajan at the round table along with Bella Ramsey, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Maya Jama and King Kenny.

“I am steeped in the Backderf.” That’s what I told a friend recently as I read through Derf Backderf’s complete catalog of graphic novels. Before this year, I had never read Backderf, but he had been on my list for a long time. I had heard him discuss the turbulent release of his book Kent…