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Actress Ananya Panday is excited for her upcoming series on Amazon Prime Video titled “Call Me Bae.” Lately, her mother, Bhavana Pandey, posted a video from a recent family vacation featuring Ananya’s younger sister Rysa. In the clip, Bhavana mentioned how much she missed Ananya during their family trip. Ananya responded to this heartfelt video on social media as “so adorable,” making it hard not to concur with her sentiment.

As a dedicated cinephile looking back, eight years following its big-screen debut, I’ve noticed that “Jack Reacher: Never Go Back” has experienced a remarkable resurgence on streaming platforms, reaching the summit of viewership charts. This newfound popularity serves as a testament to the lasting charm of Lee Child’s novels and the indisputable star magnetism of none other than Tom Cruise, even in films that didn’t initially win over critics.

Among all the strong female characters who donned a Starfleet badge in the “Star Trek” universe, it’s hard to find one who received a more challenging plotline than Lieutenant Tasha Yar, the Chief of Security on “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” portrayed by Denise Crosby. After barely over half a season marked by dissatisfaction with her character’s mishandling, Crosby decided to depart from “The Next Generation.” In an interview with StarTrek.com, she stated, “I was just there for decoration.” She opted to leave rather than settle for that role. Fortunately for “Star Trek” enthusiasts, Crosby eventually reappeared in the series as a guest star, featuring in multiple episodes, both as Tasha Yar and her half-Romulan daughter, Sela.