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'Machete' star Danny Trejo has made history by dying the maximum number of times on the Hollywood screen.

An Indian-American, known for his groundbreaking work on autonomous robots, has been named dean of a prestigious US university in Pennsylvania.

Christopher Lee, who passed away on June 7, breathed new life into Count Dracula and also notably played Saruman from Lord of the Rings. Incidentally, he also fought in two wars!

Students and community members rallied at Duke University, urging administrators to declare it a “Fourth Amendment Campus.” Protesters, citing increased immigration enforcement in the region, demanded clearer university protocols for immigration officer presence. The call echoes a local “Fourth Amendment Workplace” initiative adopted by Durham businesses, aiming to protect students and workers.

Sean’s is a fan of Hollywood actor Johnny Depp and drew the poster of his film Edward Scissorhands.

Officials at Duke University say the school will require all new and returning students to present proof of vaccination before they can enroll for the fall semester

Mann, who received his Academy Award nomination for co-writing the adapted screenplay for 'The Collector' (1965), died January 11 at his home in Los Angeles after a long illness, his wife, Joan, told The Hollywood Reporter.

Forget Pedro Pascal, Christopher Lee reigns supreme in on-screen deaths, meeting his end 70 times across his six-decade career. From Dracula to Bond villains, Lee's experience informed his realistic portrayals. Sean Bean trails with 25 deaths, while Danny Trejo leads modern actors with 41. Discover which other stars frequently meet their demise on screen.

The Trump administration has frozen $108 million in federal funding for Duke Health, alleging systemic racial discrimination across its healthcare and academic systems. This action intensifies the administration's crackdown on DEI programs, scrutinizing Duke's Title VI compliance. The university faces potential permanent rescission of funds if found in violation, impacting its operations amid broader financial challenges.

Duke University has cut $299 million through staff buyouts, layoffs and building closures in response to reduced US federal funding following policy changes under President Donald Trump. The measures include voluntary separation programmes, faculty retirement incentives and the decommissioning of research facilities, particularly in the School of Medicine. University leaders said the actions were necessary to offset potential losses from reduced research reimbursements and to stabilise finances ahead of fiscal year 2026.

Students at Duke University walked out of the graduation ceremony as comedian Jerry Seinfeld, who supports Israel, received an honorary doctorate amidst controversy and protests over his stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict. The walkout, accompanied by boos, highlighted the ongoing campus unrest in the US over the war, with Seinfeld addressing the issue briefly during his commencement speech.

Legendary music producer Quincy Jones, renowned for his collaborations with iconic artists like Michael Jackson and Frank Sinatra, passed away at 91 in his Los Angeles home. With a career spanning over six decades, Jones amassed a $500 million fortune and left an indelible mark on the music industry.

Azim Premji University and Bangalore Little Theatre are coming together to host the play Einstein A Stage Portrait for the first time in India in Bengaluru at the St Joseph's College this weekend. In the play, written and directed by American playwright Willard Simms, actor Tom Schuch brings to life a brilliant, dedicated, and sometimes controversial theoretical physicist who TIME magazine called their “Man of the Century.“ Simms spoke to TOI about the interest in Einstein and giving scientists their due:

"Tonight, with full but broken hearts, we must share the news of our father and brother Quincy Jones' passing," the family said in a statement. "And although this is an incredible loss for our family, we celebrate the great life that he lived and know there will never be another like him."

Irish supergroup U2 has launched a European tour with a plea to Northern Ireland -- ``Give peace a chance.'' With the peace process once more in crisis in the British-ruled province, lead singer Bono told cheering crowds in the northern English city of Manchester, ``Compromise is not such a bad word after all.''

U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon outlined a “trial by fire” vision for American universities, criticizing administrative bloat, declining public trust, and weak civic literacy. She urged merit-based admissions, personal growth, and intellectual leadership, highlighting Hillsdale College as a model. With alternative education paths rising, McMahon signals a decisive push for cultural and regulatory reforms in higher education.

Chainsaw-wielding US rapper Eminem says he is doing it all for his five-year-old daughter. He may sing about ``murdering my baby's mother'' but he doesn't really mean it -- and he is busy saving money so daughter Hailie can go to college one day.

US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon has sharply criticized four-year universities, calling them inefficient, culturally disconnected, and failing to produce capable leaders. Highlighting administrative bloat, declining public trust, and gaps in civics education, she urged reforms emphasizing merit-based admissions, career readiness, and civic responsibility. Her address signals a pivotal push for systemic change in American higher education.

Halloween, celebrated on October 31, has evolved from the ancient Celtic festival Samhain into a global event where people of all ages engage in activities like trick-or-treating, costume parties, and haunted houses, enjoying a night of fun, scares, and sweet treats.

Quincy Jones, renowned music producer, passed away at 91. He was known for his work with Michael Jackson, producing iconic albums like Thriller. Jones collaborated with music legends like Frank Sinatra and Ray Charles. He received numerous accolades, including an honorary Academy Award. Celebrities and prominent figures expressed their condolences, recognizing his immense contribution to the music industry.

Halloween 2025 approaches with over 75 wishes, messages, and quotes. These offer ways to share cheer and connection. The festival celebrates creativity, laughter, and togetherness. Words can enhance the magical night. Share these greetings to make Halloween 2025 memorable. It promises light, laughter, and a sprinkle of fright.