The 2024 Academy Award nominations highlight strong performances and notable surprises amid industry challenges, with films like "The Brutalist" and "Emilia Pérez" leading the pack.

Recent rumors of a romantic relationship between former U.S. President Barack Obama and actress Jennifer Aniston have sparked widespread gossip. These claims, which resurfaced in 2024, suggest that Barack and Michelle Obama’s marriage is strained, fueling speculation about a possible link between Obama and Aniston

Blake Lively accused Justin Baldoni of releasing edited footage to undermine her sexual harassment claims. Her legal team argues the video validates her allegations of unwanted advances on set.

Netflix ended last year with a strong lineup that included a second season of the global hit "Squid Game."

Kattar Karachi struggles with an underdeveloped plot, weak characters, and poor direction, leaving audiences disappointed despite promising performances from its lead actors.

Lauren Sanchez, fiancée of Jeff Bezos, faced criticism for wearing a bold Alexander McQueen outfit featuring a lace corset at Donald Trump’s inauguration, with some calling it inappropriate for the occasion.

Whether it was the moment involving First Lady Melania Trump’s barely visible face due to her oversized hat or the hilarious clip of Hillary Clinton’s uncontrollable laughter, there was no shortage of meme-worthy content.

Joe Goldberg returns to New York in the final season of You (premiering April 24, 2025), seeking a "happily ever after" — but his past crimes and dark desires threaten to unravel everything. Will he finally face justice, or escape once again?

The police have clarified that no one has been detained in the case and the doctors at Lilavati Hospital have shifted the actor to a special room from the ICU.

Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan was hospitalized after being stabbed six times during an attempted robbery at his Mumbai residence. The intruder fled the scene, and the actor is undergoing surgery as police investigate the incident.

The resemblance to Trump, who is poised to assume office as the 47th President of the United States, has made Bagga a subject of fascination for many.

MrBeast has claimed that “many billionaires” want to help him save the social media platform from a US ban