Kiku Sharda reacts on nurses’ protest against 'The Kapil Sharma Show'

The makers of Vijay’s much-anticipated film Jana Nayagan have withdrawn their legal case against the CBFC over certification delays and have agreed to go through the revising committee process. With the Madras High Court closing the case, the film will now undergo a fresh review before receiving its censor certificate—an important step for Vijay’s final film before he enters politics.

New Justice Department emails expose unusually personal exchanges between Goldman Sachs’ top lawyer and Jeffrey Epstein, including flirty sign-offs, media strategy discussions, and a private island invite that nearly happened.

A fresh online conspiracy has gone viral claiming Jeffrey Epstein could still be alive, after social media users linked a YouTube username “littlestjeff1” to a supposedly active Fortnite account in Israel. The theory exploded across X, with some suggesting the disgraced financier was secretly gaming despite his confirmed 2019 death. However, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney shut down the speculation, explaining that the Fortnite account owner had simply changed their username after the YouTube name gained attention and that there is no record connecting Epstein’s known email addresses to the platform. The controversy highlights how quickly viral misinformation can spread as new Epstein-related documents continue to fuel debate online.