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The fifth season of the Israeli television series Fauda sparked controversy and a new understanding of the October 7 massacre around the world after it devoted several episodes to October 7, with episodes 7 and 8 focusing specifically on the Hamas-led attack. 

Actor Cynthia Erivo is spearheading a conversation on consent and justice through her role in ‘Prima Facie,’ Suzie Miller’s play now adapted into a film. The story scrutinizes the British legal system’s hurdles for survivors of sexual violence.

Disturbance arose at the iconic Eiffel Tower over the weekend when female employees were allegedly asked to leave during a visit by a Hindu religious delegation, prompting an employee protest and subsequent investigation by Paris authorities.

The past few months have been a weird time for God of War fans, as the planned Prime Video TV series has undergone major changes in a quick timeline. Back in July it was revealed that Ryan Hurst, the actor set to play Kratos in the TV series, had suffered a major injury on set…

A proposed change to the Bangladesh Television (BTV) logo has sparked criticism among artists, writers, cultural figures and former BTV officials, with many questioning whether the state broadcaster should prioritise a logo redesign over reforms to its programmes, content and audience engagement.

Mel Gibson has landed in hot water with fans after allegedly mocking an American Sign Language interpreter during a recent appearance.

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From her chart-topping music to her effortlessly stylish holiday photo dumps and adorable relationship with Callum Turner, there’s no doubt that Dua Lipa is 2026’s ‘it girl’.

Sony’s PlayStation 6 is the next-gen console from the company that is rumored to launch by 2027. However, Sony’s CEO, Hiroki Totoki,says that the launch date for the console is still not confirmed. This has been revealed by the Sony CEO in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, and there she has also stated…

In 1844, the Dutch informed the Tokugawa shogunate of the existence of steam ships, but the military government wasn’t interested in the idea. In 1855, the lord of the Satsuma domain commissioned a successful construction of the first Japanese steam-powered boat but news of that was mostly drowned out by the arrival of Commodore Perry…