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2023’s blockbuster Animal ended on a cliffhanger, teasing its sequel titled Animal Park. Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga had earlier hinted that filming for the movie will begin in 2026, but producer Bhushan Kumar’s recent media interaction suggests that it might begin much earlier. The producer revealed that Vanga is currently working on a Telugu project with Prabhas, titled Spirit. Once that is over, the production for Ranbir Kapoor’s Animal Park will begin within the next six months, as stated by Bhushan Kumar.  “We will have a six-month gap and then immediately Animal Park,” the T-series head said during the interaction.  During an earlier interview with Netflix India, Ranbir had expressed his enthusiasm about the project.… Read More »Animal Park: Ranbir Kapoor’s Film Gets A Production Date, Set To Release In 2027

The suicide of a student at Oxford University has led to calls to review the ‘cancel culture’ prevalent in the elite institutions of the UK. Alexander Rogers (20), a third-year studying materials science at Corpus Christi College, took his own life in January earlier this year, after being ‘ostracised’ by his peers, according to a report in The Telegraph. Following two-day inquest proceedings at Oxford Coroner’s Court, coroner Nicholas Graham concluded that the ostracisation “led him to form an intention to take his own life”. The final report added that Rogers was “distraught” that his friends shunned him following an unreported allegation. A former partner had alleged “discomfort over a sexual encounter” involving Rogers on… Read More »Oxford University Student Committed Suicide Due To ‘Cancel Culture’, Probe Finds

The disaster relief workers in the US state of Florida were directed to “avoid homes” with signs supporting President-elect Donald Trump when Hurricane Milton ravaged the area, according to a report in NY Post, citing the Daily Wire. Marn’i Washington, a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) supervisor passed the order to her workers both verbally and in a Microsoft Teams chat used by the group, which was working to secure homes and rescue people around Lake Placid – one of the worst-affected areas. “Avoid homes advertising Trump,” Washington wrote in a “best practices” memo sent to employees. As many as 20 homes displaying signs for the Republican leader – a common sight during the election… Read More »Relief Workers Told To Avoid Homes With Trump Signs During Hurricane Milton: Report

Natasa Stankovic and Hardik Pandya announced their divorce in July this year after being married for over four years. After they parted ways, she was in Serbia with their son Agastya for a while. Now in an interview with ETimes, the actress opened up on their divorce, co-parenting their son and always being a “family,” and also addressed the rumours of leaving India and moving back to Serbia for good. “There’s a talk in the city that I am going back. How would I go back? I have a child,” she stated, dismissing the rumours. Natasa spilled the beans on Agastya’s schooling, mentioning why there is no chance of her leaving India for good. “The… Read More »Natasa Stankovic, Straight Up On Divorce From Hardik Pandya: “Our Son Will Always Make Us A Family At The End Of The Day”

The suicide of a student at Oxford University has led to calls to review the ‘cancel culture’ prevalent in the elite institutions of the UK. Alexander Rogers (20), a third-year studying materials science at Corpus Christi College, took his own life in January earlier this year, after being ‘ostracised’ by his peers, according to a report in The Telegraph. Following two-day inquest proceedings at Oxford Coroner’s Court, coroner Nicholas Graham concluded that the ostracisation “led him to form an intention to take his own life”. The final report added that Rogers was “distraught” that his friends shunned him following an unreported allegation. A former partner had alleged “discomfort over a sexual encounter” involving Rogers on… Read More »Oxford University Student Committed Suicide Due To ‘Cancel Culture’, Probe Finds