Movies

From the very beginning, back in 2001, the Fast & Furious series has carved out an unforgettable niche for itself. It’s remarkable to think that this high-octane journey was as much Vin Diesel’s tale as it was Paul Walker’s. Initially clashing like oil and water in the first film, they eventually transformed into inseparable comrades as the series unfolded. Their characters, Dominic Toretto and Brian O’Conner, powerfully demonstrated that kinship isn’t solely defined by blood ties; it can also be forged through shared experiences and unbreakable bonds.

Yohji Yamamoto’s POUR HOMME and NEIGHBORHOOD have teamed up for a third time on a new collection, and this collaboration is proving particularly successful. For the Fall/Winter 2024 season, they are focusing on their mutual vision, blending elements of each brand to create innovative new styles and silhouettes that showcase their individual signatures.

The extraordinary success of Moana 2 at the box office not just fills Disney’s wallets, but also strengthens their argument for receiving an Oscar nomination.

This week, TelevisaUnivision is set for a significant restructuring led by its newly appointed CEO, Daniel Alegre. The goal is to revitalize the company’s operations amidst a tough competitive landscape within the media industry.

The key highlight of global sensation Dua Lipa’s concert in Mumbai was her performance of a mashup of her super hit track, Levitating, and the Baazigar song Woh Ladki Jo. While the internet went gaga over it, singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya’s son lashed out over the omission of his father’s contribution and the focus on Shah Rukh Khan’s name. This got me thinking: is it the singer or the actor who truly deserves credit for a super hit track?