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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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More than three years after Succession completed its run on HBO, a new and similarly prestigious corporate satire is arriving on the network to take its crown. This star-studded series will premiere on October 1, introducing us to the acrimonious divorce case between tech mogul Morgan Henderson and his wife. The creation of Lupin and Hijack mastermind George Kay, War looks set to be a fast-talking, slickly-produced, darkly satirical comedy-drama fronted by British A-listers Dominic West and Sienna Miller. Although ostensibly within TV’s legal genre, it shares obvious parallels with Jesse Armstrong’s seminal masterpiece about familial betrayal, abhorrent personal greed,…

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Selena Gomez Fraud Claims Are Totally Bogus, Lawyer Says Published August 15, 2026 12:08 PM PDT Selena Gomez’s lawyer says the claims against his client are total BS … and they’re ready to fight it out in court. Matthew Rosengart released a statement after two companies filed a lawsuit against Selena, her mother, Mandy Teefey, and their former business partner, Daniella Pierson, claiming they misrepresented the strength of their mental health company, Wondermind, to investors. He tells TMZ … allegations against Selena engaged in any fraud or other wrongdoing are “completely meritless, both factually and legally.” PEOPLE was the first to…

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South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone care deeply about emotion in their shows, Bill Hader told the crowd during the induction speech for the duo at the Television Academy Hall of Fame. They care so deeply that for South Park’s 2009 “Fishsticks” episode, “They want you to feel how badly Kanye West wanted to fuck that fish,” Hader said. At the Thursday event, Hader recalled how the notorious “Fishsticks” episode, which, after its release, West angrily rapped about, came together, and it all began with watching salmon trying to get it on. Stream the whole speech below. Hader…

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On Raakhee’s birthday, Filmfare’s Editor-in-Chief Jitesh Pillaai pays a deeply personal tribute to an actor whose performances in 27 Down, Paroma, Baseraa, Trishul, Sharmeelee and many more remain etched in memory. He remembers the woman behind the superstar, honest, warm, unfiltered and entirely her own. In his words: All of a sudden, words come tumbling when I think of her. I first met Raakheeji many years ago. She often wondered who Meghna would talk to late at night. In those days, I don’t think we had mobile phones. At least I didn’t. No bond developed between us because she was…

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Fox’s comedy slate was in a transitional period in the 2017-2018 season. The network’s flagship animated comedies, The Simpsons and Family Guy, were institutions rather than growth engines, while their two biggest live-action comedies were coming to a conclusion, with New Girl ending after season 7 and Brooklyn Nine-Nine leaving for NBC. The Mick, a classic Fox-brand comedy with an irreverent lead in an ultimately heartwarming family show, premiered in January 2017. Kaitlin Olson’s sitcom was successful enough that the network rushed a second season, which premiered nine months after the first. Fox had two other freshman comedies that season,…

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Ne-Yo Simulates Sex Act with Scantily Dressed Dancer Published August 15, 2026 8:44 AM PDT Play video content Ne-Yo got down and dirty on stage during his “Nights Like This Tour” Friday night in Las Vegas … simulating a sex act while floating above the stage with his dancer. Check out the eye-popping clip — a dancer in barely-there BDSM-style lingerie walks up to him on stage as he attaches himself to a mechanism to lift him above the stage. She hops on him, and they seductively twirl into the air together, and she eventually does a split across his…

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Courtney Love checked in with a life update via an Instagram video on Friday evening, revealing that her long-awaited new solo album is done, and that she is now “healthy” after almost dying in 2020. The video update starts out with the Hole frontwoman mentioning the album, saying, “A lot of you asking on my record is at. It’s done. It’s kind of been done. It’s a really good record. I put a lot into it.” In the caption of the video, she elaborated a bit, writing, “I wanted to give you an update on my record. When I made…

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Every Independence Day, as Border returns to television screens and another generation of viewers finds its way back to the 1997 war drama, the film’s legacy becomes a little more unusual. Nearly three decades after JP Dutta made the film, it is no longer just his story. It has become part of the country’s August 15 ritual, passed from parents to children through its characters, dialogues, music and, above all, its emotional understanding of the soldier. This Independence Day is particularly significant for Nidhi Dutta. The daughter of JP Dutta has grown up with Border not as a film from…

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A Jedi mind trick hints at the future of Ben Solo. Despite Adam Driver’s character making the ultimate sacrifice in The Rise of Skywalker, it was revealed last year that the actor and director Steven Soderbergh collaborated on the pitch for a new Star Wars movie known as The Hunt for Ben Solo. Driver, Soderbergh, and Rebecca Blunt worked on developing the story, and Scott Z. Burns wrote the script. The former president of Lucasfilm, Kathleen Kennedy, liked the idea, but after two years in development, the project was scrapped when presented to Disney’s Bob Iger and Alan Bergman, who…

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