Indian Rupee Forecast

The 1980s were known for being the birthplace of music videos. With stations like MTV around, songs began to be presented in a fresh way that allowed for intricate narratives and performances to intertwine. Vibrant colors and memorable hooks were common features of many popular tracks, but it was a specific video from the latter part of the decade that left a lasting impression on viewers. Metallica, fresh off recording their fourth album, “And Justice for All,” had embraced this new medium effectively with their video for “One.”

In a typical turn of events for horror films, they often acquire a reputation for strange occurrences happening during production, some even being labeled as cursed. The latest addition to this list is “The Deliverance,” directed by Lee Daniels and available on Netflix from August 30th. Starring Andra Day as Ebony Jackson, a single mother who relocates her family to a new home in Indiana, seemingly an ordinary event. However, given that it’s a horror movie, their newly inhabited house harbors a malicious presence, which gradually affects her three children in an unnerving way.

Despite being a spin-off from the popular sitcom “The Big Bang Theory,” “Young Sheldon” has managed to establish its own unique identity apart from its parent series. While Jim Parsons provides narration about Sheldon’s childhood, Iain Armitage plays the young prodigy. Unlike its predecessor, “Young Shendon” offers a closer look at the lives of the Cooper family members, expanding beyond just Sheldon. This change enables the show to explore more emotional storylines, although some are more direct than others.

In the fresh track “3,3333,” Chance the Rapper looks back at his experience as a rapper, even delving into some tough phases in his career. Notably, the cover artwork for this song was designed by his talented 8-year-old daughter, Kensli Bennett.