Indian Army jawans captivated audiences by marching to a Bollywood hit during Republic Day 2026 rehearsals. The viral clip showcased their remarkable precision and coordination, blending military ...

A video showing Indian Army jawans marching in perfect sync to the Bollywood song “Dil Na Diya Dil Na Liya” from the 2013 film Krrish 3 during Republic Day parade rehearsals in Delhi has gone viral on ...

Gaana’s 2025 listening recap indicates a shift in how Indian audiences consume music, with longer time spent on the platform, increased regional discovery and repeat engagement across Indian-language ...

Oh Na-ra appeared on the SBS entertainment show 'My Ugly Duckling' (hereinafter referred to as Miu-sae) that aired on the 13th. Oh Na-ra was portrayed on the SBS entertainment show 'My Ugly Duckling' ...

Neetu’s breakout as a child star in a double role, a heartwarming tale of twin sisters trying to reunite their estranged parents. A youthful suspense-thriller full of college romance and intrigue, ...

Last week, Jon Bauman paused in the middle of a Zoom call with Rolling Stone, put on his glasses and glanced up at a TV screen in his home. “You and I are right now in the middle of the vote on the ...

In a day and age where intimacy coordinators are slowly becoming the norm on film sets and boundaries are respected more often than not, 'forcing' an underage actor into an intimate scene with a grown ...

Actress Oh Na-ra conveyed her joy over a friend's childbirth. On the 22nd, Oh posted on her social media account, "I have a new niece. My best friend's little sister upstairs has given birth to a baby ...

The US government finally got its metaphorical hands on Do Hyeong Kwon, the 33-year-old Korean national who built a financial empire on the cryptocurrency Luna and the “stablecoin” TerraUSD, only to ...

The integration of Dolby Atmos technology creates a dynamic listening experience within the vehicle's cabin. Mahindra has partnered with Gaana to enhance the in-car audio experience in its new ...

For people who have taken career breaks, four little words—“What do you do?”—can provoke dread. It seems to conceal a bundle of judgments: What’s your social status? What’s your income? What’s your ...