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Producer Janet Yang has been elected as the new president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences by the organization's Board of Governors.

The garden will be inaugurated on the same day, and the activities will go on from 10am to 9pm.

While an aide of Dev Anand said the last rites will be performed in London, India may ask the high commission in London to bring Anand's body back to Mumbai.

Meryl Streep was keen to capture the reason why Margaret Thatcher brings out a ''special venom'' in people with her portrayal of her in 'The Iron Lady'.

Vikram Bhatt is scripting the fourth instalment of the hit franchise and admits that it is an Indian adaptation of the 1976 Hollywood horror flick

Outside, two ambulances pulled up. Two paramedics rushed into the hotel lobby. The receptionist shouted “room 207”.

We will leave you with a sad story, and we must thank the writer Amitav Ghosh for pointing it out again on social media.

20th Century Studios India has dropped a spine-chilling new trailer for "The First Omen," the anticipated prequel to the iconic horror classic "The Omen." Shared on Instagram, the trailer promises a terrifying cinematic experience when the film hits theaters on April 5. The trailer offers a glimpse of previously unseen footage, teasing audiences with the horrors that await in this psychological thriller. Set in Rome, the story follows a young American woman who embarks on a journey of devotion to the church, only to uncover a darkness that challenges her faith and reveals a sinister plot to unleash evil incarnate. Starring Nell Tiger Free, Tawfeek Barhom, Sonia Braga, Ralph Ineson, and Bill Nighy, "The First Omen" is helmed by director Arkasha Stevenson and features a gripping screenplay by Tim Smith, Arkasha Stevenson, and Keith Thomas. Produced by David S. Goyer and Keith Levine, the film promises to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience steeped in horror and suspense.

On Thursday, the makers of the psychological horror film 'The First Omen' revealed the trailer.

Actress Mary Badham, who played Scout in the 1962 film adaptation of Gregory Peck-starrer 'To Kill A Mockingbird', has defended author Harper Lee's latest novel "Go Set A Watchman".

I grew up on the mean streets of Calcutta. It was a great city in those days, full of magic and excitement, and one of my big thrills at school was to save my two anna tiffin money to watch Hindi movies.

Veteran actor Michael Douglas is set to be honoured with a top prize for his contributions to the film industry.

The singer-actress will be performing live at a popular club in Bangalore.

Nearly half a century after the movie Roman Holiday showed the Vespa sequence, the iconic scooter that has kindled romance the world over, is set to ride into India.

"I've been loved by the people- though I've never become No. I. The trouble is that I've never treated acting as a profession, I've seen it rather as a dream-come-true. To be a superstar you have to be superambitious."

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee marked Valentine's Day with a message of "unending love" for her people, quoting Rabindranath Tagore. Her post, her first on X since 2014, emphasized love transcending divisions and guiding her public service. The message countered right-wing opposition to Valentine's Day celebrations and was seen by TMC as a counter-narrative to "politics of hate."

Thirty eight private letters of the writer, Harper Lee, are up for auction for a minimum bid of $10,000.

A prequel to it is now all set for release in theatres on April 5, next year.

Robert Mulligan, the director of the movie classic ‘To Kill a Mockingbird" which brought the issue of entrenched racism in the US South to the screen, has died.

MUMBAI: You name the celebrity, he knows a sparkling story to match each. A luminous lineup of personalities, from the maharajas of Palitana and Patiala to Jawaharlal Nehru, from Margaret Thatcher to Gregory Peck in his Hollywood heyday, has patronised the reputed jewellery store for which he’s managed sales for 55 years.

Dharmendra’s fascination for Hollywood films began only after he came to Mumbai in pursuit of his own dreams of becoming an actor.

Hollywood veteran Dick Van Dyke, 99, revealed he declined the lead in 'The Omen' due to its dark theme, a choice he doesn't regret. However, he expressed deep regret over missing a chance to co-star with Cary Grant and a project with Sophia Loren, blaming his agent. He also fondly recalled his impactful stage partnership with Chita Rivera.

The Times of India Literary Carnival kick-started this weekend with a celebration of love in all its glory and its darkness with the theme ‘Love, Romance, Violence’.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reminisces on the films he enjoyed, while admitting he hasn’t visited a theatre in a while

Spanish actor Javier Bardem, renowned for 'No Country for Old Men', is set to star in the adaptation of 'Cape Fear'. The thriller follows Amanda and Steve Bowden, whose lives are turned upside down when notorious killer Max Cady, played by Bardem, is released from prison. The series, ordered for 10 episodes, is executive produced by Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese.

Nelle Harper Lee, whose first novel To Kill A Mockingbird, based on her own experiences as a child, passed away on Friday at the age of 89.

BANGALORE: In less than a week of the murder of Punjabi woman Ashima Vohra in her well-guarded posh flat in Cox Town, the police have nabbed the killer, an electronic goods mechanic.