‘Mirai’ box office collections day 1: Teja Sajja’s film opens strong; mints Rs 12 cr

Teja Sajja’s ‘Mirai’ made a strong debut on September 12, 2025, earning an estimated Rs 12 crore on its first day across all languages. The Telugu market showed impressive occupancy, driving the film’s initial success. While other regions saw more modest numbers, positive reviews suggest the fantasy action entertainer is expected to perform well over…

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‘Demon Slayer – Infinity Castle’ box office collection day 1: Haruo Sotozaki’s anime opens with Rs. 13 crore in India

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle made a historic debut in India, achieving the highest-grossing opening for a non-Hollywood film with approximately Rs. 13 crores on its first day, September 12, 2025. The film’s advance bookings sold out rapidly, prompting theaters to offer early morning shows.

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Why Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl rematch might become the most-watched NFL September game in television history

The NFL anticipates a massive audience for the Philadelphia Eagles versus Kansas City Chiefs game. Fox projects record viewership, potentially exceeding 30 million. This Super Bowl rematch is only the fourth to occur so early in the season. Fox is broadcasting a special two-hour pregame show from Kansas City. The Eagles-Chiefs rivalry continues to generate…

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Team USA transgender cyclist Chelsea Wolfe calls Charlie Kirk a Nazi and cheers his killing during Donald Trump ally’s Q&A in Utah

Transgender BMX rider Chelsea Wolfe, formerly an Olympic alternate, sparked outrage with celebratory social media posts following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Wolfe’s messages, which included calling Kirk a “Nazi,” drew condemnation from sports figures like Martina Navratilova. USA Cycling clarified that Wolfe’s views don’t represent the organization.

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England cross 300 in T20I – Phil Salt and Jos Buttler tear apart South Africa in record win

Phil Salt’s explosive, unbeaten 141 propelled England to a record-breaking 304 for 2, resulting in a massive 146-run victory over South Africa at Old Trafford. Salt’s blistering innings, the fastest T20I century by an English batter, overshadowed Jos Buttler’s quickfire 83. South Africa faltered in their chase, ultimately being bowled out for 158, setting up…

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