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Taaza Khabar, an Indian action-drama series, is set to return to Disney+ Hotstar for a second season. The show revolves around a sanitation worker, Vasant Gawde, who discovers his ability to predict the future and uses it to his advantage, ultimately leading to power and wealth but at the expense of his relationships. In the

Saudi director Mahmoud Sabbagh, known for his internationally acclaimed film Barakah Meets Barakah, is set to release his third feature film titled Last Party In R. Desert on May 9th. The movie, shot in Saudi Arabia, promises to push boundaries and offer a unique perspective on the changing landscape of the country. Last Party In

Sellblock, an upcoming Filipino crime drama series, has recently completed principal photography and is set to debut at MIPTV. The show, slated for three seasons, delves into the inner workings of a notorious drug empire operating from within a high-security prison in the Philippines. With production by Manilla-based BlackOps Studios Asia and direction by Pedring

BBC Studios has recently made a significant move by launching a streamer for children’s TV in Korea for the first time. The BBC Kids platform will offer a variety of popular shows such as Hey Duggee, Andy’s Global Adventures, and Go Jetters. This new service will be available as a monthly subscription on Genie TV

J.K. Rowling, the renowned author of the Harry Potter series, caused a stir on social media recently with her controversial April Fool’s Day gag. In a series of tweets, she sarcastically referred to various individuals who identify as trans women as women, before stating that they are actually men. This attempt at humor quickly backfired,

King Charles made his first major public appearance since revealing his cancer diagnosis and treatment by attending an Easter service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor. Accompanied by Queen Camilla and other family members, the King was seen waving to people and expressing gratitude for the support he received from the crowds. Despite maintaining a

Olly Alexander, the UK’s Eurovision entry for this year, has faced criticism and pressure to boycott the Song Contest due to Israel’s participation. However, in a recent statement, Alexander expressed his reasons for choosing to remain in the competition. Despite over 450 artists signing an open letter urging him to withdraw, Alexander believes that removing

Christopher Nolan’s film, Oppenheimer, has finally opened in Japan, eight months after its global release. The movie, which won the Best Picture Oscar, revolves around the race to develop the atomic bomb. However, the film has received a mix of reactions from the audience in Japan. Some have praised the movie for its portrayal of

The aftermath of the once-celebrated J-pop agent Johnny Kitagawa’s abuse scandal continues to unfold, with close to 1,000 men coming forward to share their stories of abuse. The BBC documentary “The Shadow of a Predator,” hosted by Mobeen Azhar, sheds light on the experiences of individuals who were young boys signed by the Johnny &

The film industry has long been known for its trend of remaking successful movies from different countries. The Cannes Film Festival’s Marché du Film recently announced a new initiative called Cannes Remakes, which is aimed at fostering remake opportunities for European feature films that have proven successful in their home territories. This initiative is expected