Author: Team_The Industry Highlighter Magazine

A new trailer for Avengers: Doomsday was revealed at Disney’s D23 fan event on Friday, August 15th, revealing an extended look at Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom and his path of destruction. “Victor was always the smartest guy in every room. He used to be different,” says Vanessa Kirby’s Sue Storm/Invisible Woman ominously to open the clip. “He used to be kind. He used to be caring. And then, everything he loved was taken from him. I knew he was lost, but I did not realize that he was broken.” Related VideoThe camera pans over to show her addressing Thor…

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The Independence Day weekend box office clash between Awarapan 2 and Batwara 1947 has produced a decisive winner on opening day. Emraan Hashmi’s action drama has registered a significantly stronger start than Sunny Deol’s Partition drama, collecting over Rs 21 crore nett in India on August 14, according to industry tracker Sacnilk. Batwara 1947, meanwhile, opened at Rs 5.75 crore nett.The numbers put Awarapan 2 at nearly four times the opening-day collection of Batwara 1947. The two films had almost the same number of shows across India, making the difference in their opening-day performance even more pronounced. Awarapan 2 also…

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It is no secret that many of the best K-dramas are usually based on webtoons and manhwa. Not only do these adaptations give producers a well-developed story and characters to work with, but also a pre-established fan base that’s sure to tune in to the series. Naturally, studios and streaming platforms have been steadily pumping out one webtoon K-drama adaptation after another over the last few years. That said, at the same time, recognizing the overlap between the two mediums and their fanbases, an interesting phenomenon has emerged wherein popular original K-dramas are being adapted into webtoons as well. And,…

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Luigi Mangione Fan Reshares Comments Justifying Killing … ‘People Feel Exactly Like I Do’ Published August 15, 2026 5:41 PM PDT A Luigi Mangione fan who covered the trial via social media showed support for commenters justifying Brian Thompson death after Luigi pled guilty. Here’s the deal … Lena Weissbrot is one of three Luigi supporters who call themselves the “Mangionistas” — and they’ve regularly voiced their support for Luigi over the past year. The trio reportedly received press credentials from New York City as well to cover a pretrial hearing in the case. Anyway … Lena hopped on social…

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Phil Collins has opened up about the “dark times” set in by alcohol addiction, the health issues that put him on the brink of death, and the sobriety he’s maintained for three years. In parts of interview with Prog published Saturday by Louder, the Genesis drummer and singer talked about relapsing into alcoholism in the 2020s and the effects it had on his life, saying “I went through some pretty dark times.” “I was never ‘falling over’ drunk,” Collins said. “That wasn’t it. It was just drinking ‘normally,’ as one would drink water. I’d wake up, have a glass of…

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For nearly three decades, JP Dutta’s Border has been an inseparable part of India’s Independence Day viewing ritual. Released in 1997, the war drama, based on the Battle of Longewala during the 1971 India-Pakistan war, went far beyond being a conventional story of soldiers and combat. For Dutta, who has explored the lives and sacrifices of armed forces personnel through films such as Border, LOC Kargil and Paltan, war has always been as much about the families waiting at home as it is about the men fighting on the frontlines. That understanding comes from a deeply personal place. Dutta grew…

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The PlayStation 3 is almost 20 years old and sadly it shows. Most games from that era offered beige color palettes, low textures and loading times that could break the patience of a Zen master. Yet, not all games on the console were made equal. There are truly some amazing titles to explore on the PlayStation 3. These are games where character, story, and plot points grab your attention and refuse to let go. It was the golden era of gaming and there are still a few rough-around-the-edge games that’ll capture your heart if you let them. Here are five…

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Ex-Cambridge Professor Told Friend in Last Convo He Feared Leaving House … Just Hours Before He Died Published August 15, 2026 2:59 PM PDT Jason Arday — the former Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism who was found dead in London Friday — feared leaving the house amid the media scrutiny just before he died … according to a longtime friend. Simon Baron-Cohen, the director of the Autism Research Center at the University of Cambridge, appeared on BBC Radio 4’s “Today” Saturday … and he discussed his last conversation with Arday, which he says took place hours before he passed. Baron-Cohen…

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Queens of the Stone Age revealed the title and release date of their upcoming album in a bloody teaser video starring frontman Josh Homme and guitarist-keyboardist Dean Fertita. The LP, titled Perfecth, is set to arrive on September 30th. Get Queens of the Stone Age Tickets Here The 90-second clip features the two QOTSA members playing a game of five-finger fillet. Fertita is an expert, but it all goes horribly wrong for Homme, who plunges the knife right into his own hand. Before it gets gory, Fertita asks when the record is coming out, to which Homme responds, “September 30th,…

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Shah Rukh Khan joined the Independence Day celebrations on social media with a heartfelt message centred on what it means to be Indian. As the country marks its 80th Independence Day, the superstar shared a photograph of himself with the national flag in the background and used the occasion to reflect on India’s diversity, shared identity and collective responsibility.Rather than limiting his message to a conventional Independence Day greeting, Shah Rukh spoke about the sense of belonging that binds together a country as vast and varied as India. His post touched upon the many contrasts that exist within the nation…

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