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The Kerala high court dismissed a petition which sought the court’s intervention to ensure that the governor signs bills without delay
The G-20’s consultative and advisory nature argues against the drama of the “ambitious and action-oriented” programme that India promises
On the face of it, the collegium system is indeed untenable in principle in a democratic system. But it is not a simple issue
There is a belief that Sardar Patel would have “sorted out” Pakistan and we would never have had the Kashmir problem
Bollywood
Memories of a Miss World
Manushi Chillar says I loved lending my voice to matters I felt closely for
It's a daytime wedding for Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif
It is also believed that Vicky and Katrina will get married in two ceremonies, honouring both their traditions and customs
Omicron puts release of new films on pause, battered industry looks at more losses
The sharp spike in Covid cases has put the industry back into reset mode
Netflix 'reevaluating' 'Baahubali' prequel series
As per Variety, Deva Katta and Praveen Sattaru were on the director's chair
Hollywood
Alia Bhatt to make Hollywood debut with Gal Gadot-starrer film 'Heart Of Stone'
Netflix India announced Bhatt's casting on its official Twitter handle
Gwyneth Paltrow auctions her old Oscar gown for coronavirus relief funds
The 'Ironman' actor took to Instagram to post a video of herself making the announcement about the charity
South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-Duk dies from COVID-19 complications
The news of his death was confirmed by Russian director Vitalijis Manskis to Delfi.
TIFF Diary: The mendacity of Duranty and the truth of Mr Jones
Agnieszka Holland’s film 'Mr Jones' takes us back to a famine in Ukraine of the early 1990s
Movie Reviews
Batla House movie review: If only it were about the encounter
This could have been made slightly palatable if the film were intelligent, well-made and thrilling.
Review: Kal, Imtiaz Ali’s films were irritating. Aaj, they are insufferable
You're better off glaring at the head of the guy in front
'Serious Men' review: Ancient prejudice posing as a post-liberal narrative
Sudhir Mishra's film based on Manu Joseph's book tells the story of a calculative Dalit on the sidelines of science
Pagglait review: There is life after some deaths
Bist has a firm grip on how the rituals of bereavement are played out by relatives in Indian families
Kaamyaab movie review: Lives of largely anonymous film actors!
Or the routine cop who appears in a couple of scenes parroting the same lines in virtually every film.
TV
Bigg Boss 13: Sidharth Shukla asks Tehseen Poonawala to smooch him amidst fight
Sidharth asked Tehseen to smooch him as they were standing very close to each other.
Twitter India launches new 'Bigg Boss' emoji
The emoji is a vibrant depiction of the conversations that the show rakes up among viewers and fans on Twitter
Kriti Kharbanda on feminism
Taish actress has been garnering good reviews for her performance in the web series
Bigg Boss 13: Rashami Desai does not want Siddharth Shukla to be her bed partner; read why
Bigg Boss 13, the most-watched reality show has started and fans are all excited about the same.
Music
Musically connected
Engaging with these immensely talented and articulate musicians makes one realise how in tune they are with each other.
Ed’s simple pleasures
The singer and wife Cherry Seaborn have taken to farming during the lockdown, growing organic foods at their estate
Farewell to the sweet Prince of Song: My breakfast with Balu sir
I still can't believe he is no more. But yes, he lives on through his songs...
Eminent violin maestro TN Krishnan passes away at 92
He passed away on Monday due to old age issues. Krishnan is survived by wife and two children.
Rihanna supports India's farmers protest
The singer's tweet gained instant traction on Twitter, with more than one lakh retweets and two lakh likes within hours
In Other News
Oscar 2022: Ceremony attendees not required to provide COVID-19 vaccination proof
The Oscars will return to its traditional setting in the Dolby Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard for its upcoming ceremony on March 27
TV news: Is it the 1st draft of history or a stage for self-obsessed journalists?
Dumont's 'France' casts a wry eye on the business of television news, superstar journalists and how news is a malleable means to an end
Indian and Ukrainian films are as different as love and war
Films will reflect the dominant themes in the life of any country, says Ukrainian film-maker Tymur Yashchenko
