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Everything You Can Do on Your Smartphone Which Used to Be Impossible
Our mobile phones have become an inseparable part of our everyday lives. People simply cannot leave their homes anymore without their smartphone in tow – otherwise, they’re at a complete loss for the rest of the day. They’re an incredible technological feat that has...
9 Common Food Allergies in Australia
Australians love to eat, and there's nothing better than heading out with a group of friends on the weekend for a leisurely meal and some great conversation. That being said, if you're allergic to something and don't realize it, your fun evening out could quickly...
3 Challenges to Healthy Eating Overseas – and How To Cope With Them
Sticking to your meal and diet plans is difficult enough when you’re at home. The problem becomes more immense when you’re living in another country. Here are three common issues with eating healthy overseas and the solutions for dealing with them. Problem #1: Many...
5 Caribbean Islands You’ve Never Heard Of
The beautiful islands of the Caribbean include some of the most popular travel destinations in the world. Each year, hundreds of cruise ships set sail, full of eager families, honeymooners, and other tourists who look forward to soaking up the sun and playing on the...
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‘Shark Tank India’ Sets Season 6 With Parrot Campaign on SonyLIV (EXCLUSIVE)
Shark Tank India launches its sixth season with a campaign critiquing founders who rely on entrepreneurial jargon over substance, featuring a parrot mascot named Tota.
Korea Box Office: Na Hong-Jin’s ‘Hope’ Rules With 66% Market Share
Na Hong-Jin’s science-fiction survival thriller “Hope” dominated the South Korean box office during the weekend of July 17-19, generating $11.3 million with a 66% market share.
‘New-Gen’ Universe Launches First Consumer Products Line With Comic-Con Trading Cards (EXCLUSIVE)
New-Gen Universe is launching its first consumer products line at San Diego Comic-Con with 300 exclusive trading card boxes created alongside Cryptozoic Entertainment to support its upcoming animated series.
‘Shrimad Bhagavatam’ Anchors Sagar Pictures Entertainment’s Global Push, Indian Studio Confirms (EXCLUSIVE)
Sagar Pictures Entertainment announced a global expansion strategy centered on adapting Hindu epic ‘Shrimad Bhagavatam’ as a seven-chapter theatrical franchise, broadening its focus beyond traditional film and television into gaming, music, consumer products and theme parks.
James Gray to Be Honored With Locarno Film Festival Career Award
Director James Gray will receive the Locarno Film Festival’s lifetime career award on Aug. 9, with his recent film “Paper Tiger” screening at the event.
Andy Serkis: Animal Farm star defends lack of diversity in Lord of the Rings cast
Andy Serkis defends the predominantly white casting of his upcoming Lord of the Rings film, citing Tolkien’s Norse mythology influences and stating diversity will be included “where relevant.”
Kit Connor and Joe Locke: ‘Making a film like Heartstopper will forever be important’
The Heartstopper cast concludes their Netflix series with a film following the romantic couple through long-distance relationship challenges as one heads to university.
Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston – the tale of ordinary Romans’ hopeless heroism is tearjerking television
Tom Hiddleston hosts a National Geographic documentary about Pompeii’s destruction in AD79, exploring how ordinary Romans made choices during the day-long eruption of Vesuvius.
‘We were in danger of running it into the ground’: Brittany Howard on fleeing fame, fighting Trump and the epic return of Alabama Shakes
Alabama Shakes reunited after a seven-year hiatus, performing their first show in December 2024 and announcing a new album, I Must Be Dreaming, alongside contemporary protest songs addressing political and social issues.
Stephen Chow’s ‘Kung Fu Soccer’ Blasts Past $200 Million at China Box Office
Stephen Chow’s ‘Kung Fu Soccer’ surpassed $214 million at China’s box office in nine days, with its second weekend matching its opening frame and prompting industry forecasters to raise full-run projections.
‘I don’t play around’: Nolan fans fly into London to see The Odyssey at BFI Imax
Dedicated Christopher Nolan fans traveled internationally to London’s BFI Imax for the midnight premiere of The Odyssey, with some purchasing tickets a year in advance and flying thousands of miles to experience the film in the highest-resolution format available.
Lauren Laverne diagnosed with blood disorder smouldering myeloma
BBC broadcaster Lauren Laverne has been diagnosed with smouldering myeloma, a blood and bone marrow disorder that can potentially develop into blood cancer, though she reports currently feeling well and not requiring treatment.