There is nothing called too much coffee, books or movies. Tanushree is a Senior Content Creator at iDiva, where she writes on everything related to the Entertainment and Lifestyle industry. She loves ...

Buried in the depths of Entertainment, she is a storyteller at heart who isn’t afraid to read between the lines. She has a flair for writing about Anime and Superheroes. If not writing, she would be ...

The failure of Hey Ram really impacted you? It didn’t work anywhere. Critics were kind, but Hey Ram was a commercial disaster. It was so edge-of-the-seat that audiences slipped out of their seats and ...

The mysterious 'third man' who appears when humans are near death; scientists have a theory ‘You’re killing an artist’: What Arijit Singh said about Bollywood’s ‘unfair’ payment structure for singers, ...

A Liverpool children's hospital has become the first in the country to meet the wishes of the Sophie's Legacy charity, set up following the death of a girl from cancer. Alder Hey, which is one of ...

Indian Army jawans captivated audiences by marching to a Bollywood hit during Republic Day 2026 rehearsals. The viral clip showcased their remarkable precision and coordination, blending military ...

A video showing Indian Army jawans marching in perfect sync to the Bollywood song “Dil Na Diya Dil Na Liya” from the 2013 film Krrish 3 during Republic Day parade rehearsals in Delhi has gone viral on ...

The trailer of Vishal Bhardwaj’s theatrical comeback - O Romeo - was unveiled in a grand event in Mumbai on Wednesday afternoon. The film features Shahid Kapoor as a gangster obsessed with Triptii ...

HOUSTON, Texas -- Martellus Bennett won a Super Bowl in Houston in 2017. Now nine years later, he's enjoying what he calls a creative Super Bowl in his hometown. "This is very big for me because this ...

Actor and stand-up comedian Vir Das was the latest guest on Farah Khan's vlog. The choreographer-director visited Vir's house and chatted with him ahead of the release of his new film Happy Patel.

Three letters. One syllable. It may seem like an innocuous enough message, but in digital workspaces such as Slack or Google Chat, few words or phrases are as anxiety-inducing as a simple “hey.” And ...