In the latest escalation in contentious Indo-Lanka fisheries conflict, Sri Lankan navy ‘opened fire’ on Indian fishermen on ...

Early in “Companion,” lovely Iris and her nerdy-nice boyfriend Josh are driving to a secluded lake house for a stay with ...

"Devil in the White City" is a true crime story about the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago and the crimes of H ...

“The loss is incalculable.” Though too soon to put a definitive number on the destruction, Paltrow tried to help her readers understand the scope of the devastation. “Twenty-[five] peopl ...

With a Rs 1,870-crore loss, Bollywood had a tough time last year. But on the bright side, movies from down south helped restrict some of the losses. The Hindi box office saw a 13 percent decline.

Julia Garner shares that her role in The Wolf Man was deeply influenced by the theme of love and loss, describing it as a journey through grief. She recalls discussing with director Leigh Whannell ...

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Granting relief to Chemmanur, Justice P V Kunhikrishnan, however, said, “Body shaming is not acceptable in our society". “Comments about the body of a person as too fat, too skinny, too short, too ...

Actor Jaideep Ahlawat’s father, Dayanand Ahlawat, has passed away. On Tuesday evening, the actor’s spokesperson issued a statement and announced the loss. With the statement, Jaideep sought privacy ...

The Heat need to come out with a better salary-cap statement. This won’t be the first time the Heat took an acceptable loss in a trade. Shaq was traded to Phoenix for Shawn Marion and Marcus Banks.

Sometimes good movies need just a little bit of time to find their audience and that appears to be the case with “Number 24," Netflix’s stirring new war thriller. This Norwegian movie landed ...

After a one-point loss to Ohio State this week, the Gophers men’s basketball coach pointed out how each defeat came with a steady, incremental improvement. And for what it’s worth, he was right.