Published By: Nibandh Vinod Last Updated: October 11, 2024, 06:20 IST Ronit Roy turns 59 today on October 11, 2024. (Image: ronitboseroy/Instagram) Ronit Roy is often referred to as the “Amitabh Bachchan of Indian Television” due to the frequent comparisons to the Bollywood legend. Interestingly, both share the same birthday. Ronit Roy, a renowned actor
De De Pyaar De-fame Rakul Preet Singh turns 34 today on Thursday, October 10 (Image: Instagram) Rakul Preet Singh has also been involved in various philanthropic activities. With her charming personality and dedication to her craft, the actress continues to captivate audiences across the nation. Rakul Preet Singh is celebrating her birthday today. She stands
Some people with anxiety find horror movies helpful. The films can focus their minds in a controlled environment that they can overcome. Crazytang/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Crazytang/Getty Images Some people with anxiety find horror movies helpful. The films can focus their minds in a controlled environment that they can overcome. Crazytang/Getty Images In
Last Updated: September 30, 2024, 08:00 IST The neckband device lets you play games or watch movie Sony has launched this unique gadget in India this month which not only lets you enjoy movies, but also play games or listen to music. Sony has launched the Bravia Theatre U, a neckband speaker in the Indian
SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Film Commission Vice President Jack Song has been to many Hollywood movie premieres before, but this was a first — a gala led by tech enthusiasts that screened short films created with artificial intelligence. Song, dressed in a black blazer and a green shirt, stood in the back as he
When I tell people I’m an actor, I often get asked: what’s it like to do a sex scene? Considering I appear mostly in horror movies — where I more often fight monsters, perform blood sacrifices or meet a gruesome death – this tends to amuse me. Sex scenes are usually the least shocking elements
Travel stirs the soul and motivates the muse of even the most inartful explorers. “People don’t take trips . . . trips take people,” proclaimed author John Steinbeck, who famously captured rough times on the road from the Oklahoma Dust Bowl to golden California in his 1939 novel “The Grapes of Wrath.” New lavish landscapes,
A rundown of the fall movies that we should be looking forward to the most, and the standouts from the Toronto International Film Festival.
Amy Adams in Marielle Heller’s “Nightbitch.” (TIFF) Going into Toronto, speculation about Marielle Heller’s “Nightbitch” had reached a fever pitch. Would the film, adapted from Rachel Yoder’s novel of the same name, be the vehicle to win Amy Adams an Oscar after six fruitless nominations? Or would it be a misguided, tonally jarring hot mess
Some of the high notes of the upcoming movie calendar are the many musicals heading to the screen: Warner Bros.’ Joaquin Phoenix-Lady Gaga starrer “Joker: Folie à Deux” (Oct. 4), Netflix’s tuneful crime drama “Emilia Pérez” (in limited release Nov. 1), Universal’s adaptation of the Broadway musical “Wicked” (Nov. 22), Netflix’s princess quest “Spellbound” (Nov.