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Director Shankar, celebrating his 62nd birthday, revolutionized Tamil cinema with his grandeur and innovative use of technology. Overcoming early struggles, including failed ventures and a brush with illicit activities, he found his path through drama and mentorship. Despite recent setbacks, Shankar’s pioneering spirit and vision leave a lasting impact, with fans anticipating his comeback.

Air Canada will resume flights after the Canadian government intervened to end a strike by 10,000 flight attendants, stranding over 100,000 travelers. The government ordered attendants back to work, citing economic risks and referring the dispute to arbitration. While operations will take days to normalize, affected passengers are eligible for refunds as the airline grapples…

Rising actor Park Yun-ho reflects on his breakout year in K-dramas like ‘Study Group’ and ‘Trigger’, sharing behind-the-scenes stories and his steady climb as a super rookie.

Oman’s anti-narcotics directorate has apprehended six Asian nationals for possessing over 55kg of illegal drugs. The seized substances included 32kg of crystal meth and 23kg of marijuana. These arrests are part of Oman’s intensified efforts to combat drug trafficking and protect public health, with legal procedures now underway for the suspects.

Janhvi Kapoor faced online criticism after chanting “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” at a Dahi Handi event in Mumbai, leading to humorous reactions from social media users. The actress attended the event as part of promotions for her upcoming film ‘Param Sundari,’ also starring Sidharth Malhotra, slated for release on August 29, 2025.

Blackpink electrified 78,000 fans in Korea with their tour comeback, debuting new songs amid cheers. They’ve just made history at Wembley Stadium as the first K-pop girl group to headline there, delivering unforgettable energy.

At 61, Korean guitarist Kim Do-kyun stuns with a routine of convenience store meals, super-strong coffee, and a messy home – a hilarious peek into rock ‘n’ roll living that’s got everyone talking.

Despite pleading guilty to felony charges from a March car crash, Kansas City Chiefs’ Rashee Rice is set to play in the upcoming NFL season. An attorney for a crash victim, Kathryn Kuykendall, voiced strong criticism over Rice’s delayed payment of a $1 million settlement and the NFL’s inaction.

Former S.E.S star Shoo shares her mixed feelings on returning to broadcast after a long hiatus, reflecting on self-doubts and warm support from peers, all while handling her own styling like a pro.

Kuwait has new rules for salons and gyms. Tattoo devices are now banned. Sharing razors is not allowed. Minors cannot use tanning services. Workers need health certificates. They must remove jewellery during work. Salons must use approved products. Sterilization is a must. A committee will check if everyone follows the rules. Penalties will be given…