‘Some people came and cut all wires’: ‘The Bengal Files’ trailer launch disrupted in Kolkata; director Vivek Agnihotri cites failure of law and order in West Bengal

A controversy erupted in Kolkata during the trailer release of ‘The Bengal Files.’ Actress Pallavi Joshi alleged disruption, questioning freedom of expression in West Bengal and comparing the situation unfavorably to Kashmir. Director Vivek Agnihotri condemned the incident as dictatorship, citing disrupted event arrangements.

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Jensen Huang sells $40 million of Nvidia shares under this trading plan he adopted in March: What is it

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sold 201,404 company shares this week, totaling $40.9 million, under a prearranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted in March. The transactions occurred as Nvidia’s stock neared its 52-week high, despite an 86% revenue growth over the past year. Following the sales, Huang still holds 72,998,225 shares, in addition to significant stakes through…

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‘Officially on strike’: Air Canada flight attendants’ strike halts all operations; all you need to know

Air Canada flight attendants initiated a strike on Saturday, leading to the suspension of all airline operations and impacting approximately 130,000 passengers daily. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), representing 10,000 flight attendants, is demanding higher wages and compensation for pre- and post-flight duties. Negotiations have failed, with the union rejecting arbitration and the…

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When Stardom, Sequels and Hype Collide: The Unpredictability of the Box Office

Indian cinema’s box office remains unpredictable despite star power and established franchises. Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Jawan’ saw massive success, while other big films like Salman Khan’s ‘Sikandar’ and Hrithik Roshan’s ‘War 2’ underperformed initially. Rajinikanth’s ‘2.0’ had mixed results, but ‘Coolie’ opened strong. Stardom attracts attention, but audience sentiment, regional variations, and franchise fatigue significantly…

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How Elon Musk may be right when he told Mark Zuckerberg: Many top engineers of Meta are joining my AI company xAI, and I am paying them …

Elon Musk claims xAI is attracting top engineers from Meta and Google with its “hyper merit-based” culture, not just high salaries. A report indicates xAI has hired at least 40 former Google employees since 2023, supporting Musk’s claim. Despite some departures, xAI’s demanding environment and ambitious mission continue to attract talent.

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