GLAMORIZATION OF VIOLENCE
Is Imran Khan against films like Ranbir Kapoor's 'Animal'? Here's what he says
Imran Khan recently clarified that his remarks about the glamorization of violence in films were misunderstood as a critique of Ranbir Kapoor's movie, Animal. In an interview with Zoom TV, Imran explained that his comments referred to a role he was offered in an espionage series by Abbas Tyrewala, which he declined due to its violent content. Emphasizing his respect for fellow actors, Imran stated that he would never publicly criticize another person's work.
Behind the OnlyFans porn boom: allegations of rape, abuse and betrayal
OnlyFans says it is building "the safest social media platform in the world." But a Reuters investigation identified 128 cases in which women and men complained to U.S. law enforcement agencies that sexual content featuring them ended up on OnlyFans without their permission - and was often sold for profit - between January 2019 and November 2023.
Special report: How torture, inaction underpin UAE's thriving sex trafficking industry
This story is based on interviews with 25 African women, mostly from Nigeria, who described being lured to the UAE by Gold or other alleged traffickers, as well as dozens of interviews with humanitarian workers, investigators, Nigerian government officials and others with knowledge of sex trafficking in the Emirates. Their accounts are corroborated by court records and case files from Nigeria's anti-human trafficking agency.
'The Mother' Review: Jennifer Lopez anchors the action picture
Misha Green's script was a hot commodity in 2017, around the time 'Wonder Woman' opened, which had left some studios scrambling for action movies fronted by women.
From Pratyusha Banerjee to Vaishali Takkar, telly stars who died young
Beneath that megawatt smile may lie a desperate plea for help.
It is no longer 'glamorous' to become terrorist in Jammu and Kashmir: Lt Gen Pandey
Lt Gen Pandey, the General Officer Commanding (GoC) of Kashmir-based XV Corps, said those aged between 20 and 25 have understood that "violence leads to nowhere" and thus the number of new terror recruits is touching a new low. In addition, 330 terrorists were killed or surrendered since January last year, he said.
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Oscars 2022 curtain-raiser: Band of all-women MCs, a fierce fight between ‘Power of Dog’ and ‘CODA’; a Campion-Spielberg tussle encore after 29 yrs
In a first, the hosting duties will be shared by three women comedians.
United Kingdom: Queen marks 70th anniversary with support for Camilla
It took years for many in Britain to forgive Charles, whose admitted infidelity and long-time links to Camilla torpedoed his marriage to Diana. The popular, glamorous princess died in a Paris car crash in 1997, five years after the couple separated in a messy public split. But the public mood has softened since Charles married Camilla Parker Bowles in 2005.
'House of Gucci' review: Fascinating & insane story that keeps getting more unbelievable
It may even be a limited series, taking the viewer back to the origins of the luxe label in 1921.
View: Maganlal Meghraj & Mamata's win
The fact that TMC has secured a sweeping 200-plus seats against almost all expectations underlines two things. One, Didi remains a popular leader, forming a more singular and visible lynchpin than Delhi’s Dada, who despite his visitations seemed more mascot than spearhead during these polls.
Govt tightens grip over OTT content, allows self-regulation but under MIB oversight
Under the new structure, the second level will be a self-regulatory body, headed by a retired judge of a high court or Supreme Court. The judge will have to be appointed from a panel prepared by the ministry, and have up to six other members, who can be experts from the field of media, broadcasting, technology and entertainment.
Johnny Depp loses libel suit against tabloid over 'wife-beater' story
The duo spent several days in the witness box during the three-week trial in July.
Libel case may not be the end: Everything you need to know about the Depp-Heard toxic love affair
The libel case against a British tabloid is wrapping up after three weeks of court hearing.
War-room culture celebrates violence where competition is seen as the enemy
An interdisciplinary, interdepartmental room, where quick decisions are taken, as in a war situation, becomes the need of the hour.
California dreaming: How 'shooter drills' have become an annual tradition in this new world
Shooter drills are organised across schools following the rise of gun violence.
How Vegans can win or lose in India
Being vegan is not just easier now, but even aspirational with many prominent vegan celebrities.
No to 'hooligan culture': World Cup didn't tarnish, but helped Russia's reputation
Russia has averted violence by deploying Fan ID system which requires each ticket holder to undergo a security background check.
A Pakistani's eye view of India@70: Is India turning from the land of the free into another Pakistan?
Author Moni Mohsin says the disturbing signs of hatred and intolerance that she has seen in Pakistan is taking root in India too.
Fight for equality spurs women student politicians on
Women leaders, many of whom were in the limelight during the recent fracas at Ramjas College, have to work harder to prove their worth.
Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani's killing a bonus: Intelligence agencies
"If it was an extra-judicial killing, as is being made out to be by some quarters, why would our own men take bullets?" asked an intelligence official.
For Islamic State, internet and social media are indispensable
Last month, Afsha Jabeen, a 38-year-old mother of three, was deported by UAE officials from Dubai to her home city Hyderabad for alleged IS links.
Gaming apps that had to be taken down
From throwing food at an anorexic girl to showing a 'pant-less' Bill Clinton, these gaming apps were rejected for being more offensive than fun.
Nirbhaya row: It's a long road to freedom for India's Daughters
Viewers of 'India's Daughter' were disturbed by the realization that perpetrators of the brutal gang rape were common Indian men conditioned by the society at large.
Narendra Modi's campaigns play on fears of the Muslim minority: Martha Nussbaum
I wish a person with a record of competence such as Nitish Kumar would get a chance to lead India.
Sachin Tendulkar, Rekha get lessons on Parliament functioning from Pranab Mukherjee
The batting maestro, accompanied by noted film actress Rekha, called on the President at Rashtrapati Bhavan during which the first citizen briefed them.
Lindsay Lohan begins jail term, sentence reduced to 14 days
Lindsay Lohan began her 90-day jail term on Tuesday but the troubled Hollywood starlet's sentence was quickly slashed to 14 days, police said.
Australia condemns Indian's murder as Delhi warns on ties
Australia "unreservedly" condemned the murder of an Indian national as New Delhi angrily slammed the attack and warned it could hurt bilateral ties.
India alluring Brit filmmakers after Slumdog Millionaire's success
The unprecedented success of Slumdog Millionaire has made India an alluring prospect for British filmmakers.
Pak TV channel says 26/11 hatched by Hindu Zionists
Self-styled Pakistan security expert Hamid has said it was a 'badly planned' operation that had gone horribly wrong.
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