When it was announced that Star Trek: The Last Starship #1 was heading to second printing, co-writers Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing called the situation “unbelievable”, with the success of the ...

Deepika was born in Copenhagen and raised in Bengaluru, so her journey to Bollywood already spans countries. A former national level badminton player, she walked away from sport to chase the camera ...

Rescuers have reco­vered more bodies in the search for people buried under landslides in two areas of the country’s main island of Java, raising the confirmed deaths to 23, officials said. Workers who ...

Vivek Oberoi vividly remembers the day it all changed while shooting 'Saathiya'—a sea of fervent fans erupted with chants for his character, Chandu Bhai. With director Shaad Ali urging him to step ...

BEFORE we even talk about El Nino’s past mischief, let’s peek at the Enso weather forecast for 2026 – which is shaping up to be a climatic soap opera of its own. By the way, Enso is basically the ...

Dharmendra always had Devdas in his sights. He was a lad of 20 when his idol Dilip Kumar played the ill-fated eponymous lover. He saw the 1955 Bimal Roy film repeatedly, preparing himself mentally for ...

No details have been released about a Thomson Reuters employee killed at a printing plant in Eagan on Tuesday. Police and the Minnesota Occupational Safety and Health Administration are investigating.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the condolences, saying the Bollywood icon's death 'marks the end of an era in Indian cinema.' Often referring to himself as 'a simple man,' Dharmendra was ...

Mumbai, Nov 24 (PTI) Dharmendra, one of India’s most enduring stars who sparkled bright right through a remarkable 65-year career spanning 300 films ranging from “Satyakam” to “Sholay” died here on ...

Dharmendra never won a Filmfare Award for best actor, and when he finally did land the coveted trophy—a Lifetime Achievement Award received from Dilip Kumar no less—he delivered one of the ...

Dharmendra Deol was at the heart of some of Hindi cinema’s canon-defining films — Mera Gaon Mera Desh (1971), Seeta Aur Geeta (1972), Yaadon Ki Baaraat (1973), Chupke Chupke (1975), and Sholay (1975).