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In her first directorial effort titled “Bonus Track,” Julia Jackman has crafted an extraordinarily charming romance story. With the assistance of a script co-written by Michael Gilbert and Josh O’Connor (yes, that Josh O’Connor), the narrative is delightfully both silly and heartwarming, making it hard to find fault. The main characters are George and Max, portrayed by Joe Anders and Samuel Small, who are 16-year-old boys residing in a small English town. George may not excel academically, but his dreams lie within the music industry. When Max, the son of a renowned musician, enrolls at his school, the two team up to compose a song for the end-of-year talent show.

As an ardent admirer, I can hardly contain my excitement as Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina’s highly anticipated film, Jigra, is set to hit the screens soon! Directed by the brilliant Vasan Bala, this action-thriller has already sparked a wave of anticipation among us fans, thanks to its intriguing promotional materials.

Salman Khan is widely cherished by audiences in Bollywood, boasting an unmatched fan base. These fans are captivated by the actor and eagerly anticipate his on-screen appearances. Exciting news has emerged as ‘Bhaijaan’ will make guest appearances in four films – Singham Again, Baby John, Stardom, and Safar. Remarkably, he has decided not to accept payment for these roles.

Horror television and its roots go way back, encompassing iconic series such as “The Twilight Zone” and “Alfred Hitchcock Presents.” The horror genre has experienced fluctuations over time, but it’s unfortunate that Black-focused horror shows are scarce, given their significant presence in the fanbase. However, the recent resurgence of horror in the 2010s has resulted in several shows with Black leads. Shows like “Black Box” and “The Passage” demonstrate a strong demand for representation within this audience. These series, along with others, skillfully integrate various aspects related to the Black American experience into their storylines.

Spoilers ahead for We Live In Time.