Hollywood's October box office is wrapping up as one of the slowest in decades, with a sluggish Halloween weekend. Despite a close race for the top spot between "Regretting You" and "Black Phone 2," neither film broke $10 million. Re-releases like "Back to the Future" also saw limited success, highlighting a challenging period for movie theaters.
India's Women's cricket team has achieved a historic milestone, clinching their maiden World Cup title by defeating South Africa by 52 runs. Opener Shafali Verma's stellar 87 and Deepti Sharma's five-wicket haul were instrumental in the victory. This triumph marks a significant moment for Indian women's cricket, inspiring future generations.
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, celebrating his 60th birthday, expressed gratitude to fans for their unwavering love and support via a video message. Despite a last-minute cancellation of his traditional Mannat appearance due to security concerns, Khan promised to see fans soon in theaters and at future celebrations.
Mahesh Babu playfully pressured SS Rajamouli for film details, inadvertently confirming Priyanka Chopra and Prithviraj Sukumaran's involvement. The director expressed mock frustration as the actors revealed their participation in the globe-trotting jungle adventure, SSMB29, which has been filming in India and Kenya.
Mumbai Police implemented crowd control measures outside Shah Rukh Khan's residence, Mannat, on his 60th birthday, restricting fan gatherings. Despite the disappointment of not seeing their idol, fans celebrated enthusiastically by cutting cakes and singing. While SRK reportedly hosted an intimate bash, a special glimpse of his film 'King' is expected.
Katy Perry, currently on her Lifetimes Tour, publicly rejected a marriage proposal in Prague, humorously stating she's already dating someone. This comes as her relationship with Justin Trudeau has become increasingly public, with the couple recently stepping out together and making their romance Instagram official. Trudeau even paid tribute to Perry by dressing as 'Left-Shark' for Halloween.
Rajat Bedi has become an overnight sensation after his powerful performance in Aryan Khan’s much-talked-about directorial debut, The Ba***ds of Bollywood. In the show, he portrayed an actor who has been out of work for over 15 years — trapped in a sinister contract that prevents him from taking on new projects. Ironically, Rajat’s real life wasn’t very different.India and China have reopened two key Himalayan trade routes after six years. Traditional border trade resumed Saturday through Lipulekh and...
