Wednesday, May 22, 2024 | Last Update : 06:26 PM IST
Delhi Age
Saif Ali Khan and Shreya Ghoshal, be warned
The FWICE has issued a notice to the actor and singer against performing for Pakistani organiser Rehan Siddiqui.
Fame for a cause
Bhuvan, who became famous for his vines, has decided to use comedy as a weapon to spread the word for water conservation.
That’s a funny looking Apple
Apple launched their latest phone yesterday. The memes and jokes in reaction to the new product had become the day’s top trends.
Taapsee Pannu has finally found love
However, though now in a relationship, she has no plans of tying the knot anytime soon.
TV off, OTT on
If we go by what millennials are going for these days, the television is about to find its place in a museum.
Everything’s not lost
With World Suicide Prevention Day observed recently, psychologists and Delhiites weigh in on the stigmas that still surround mental health.
Meet the plogman of India
We all complain about the environment and waste around, but how many of us actually get down to do something about it?
It is a surreal feeling: Vihari
Hanuma Vihari, who scored his maiden Test century in the recent tour of WI, talks about his cricket journey, support system and married life.
Audi to sell only 100 units of Q7 Black
The Audi Q7 rivals the BMW X5 and Mercedes-Benz GLE in the Indian market.
The return of the zombie
Karan Johar’s Bhoot Part One: The Haunted Ship will be the second Bollywood film ever to have zombies in it.
Tere Bin Laden put to rest
However, the director is now clear that he will not take the franchise ahead.
Preity ain’t a second fiddle
There are also reports suggesting that Preity Zinta is being penciled in for the remake.
Taapsee Pannu clears the air
The Pink actress recently signed a film where she plays a sprinter from Gujarat
My style is relatable: Sonakshi Sinha
And now the actress will be seen as a judge for a digital fashion-influencer reality show named Myntra Fashion Superstar.
Art for the environment
An art installation at Kala Bhavan explains to visitors the importance of waste plastic segregation.
Comedy goes regional
With comedians breaking the language code by performing in their mother-tongue, regional standup is making its way into the limelight.
