Ella Beatty Takes On Lizzie Borden as First Female Lead in 'Monster' Series
Ella Beatty stars as Lizzie Borden in Netflix's 'Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story,' the first season of Ryan Murphy's anthology to feature a woman as its central figure.
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IIT Bombay Director Signs 18-Point Student Charter After Three-Day Protest
IIT Bombay's director signed an 18-point charter after students held a sit-in following a student's suicide, addressing mental health, accountability and protest protection.
Charlie Hunnam to Reunite 'Sons of Anarchy' Cast in New Series He Wrote
Charlie Hunnam says he is bringing the 'Sons of Anarchy' cast back together for a new series he wrote and pitched.
Suryanarayana Doolla: The IIT Bombay Professor Suspended After Sahil Wakode's Death
IIT Bombay professor Suryanarayana Doolla was suspended after student protests over Sahil Wakode's death, following a cheating incident and a police complaint.
Presley Gerber, Model Son of Cindy Crawford, Dies at 27
Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, has died at 27 at a rehabilitation facility. His cause of death is undetermined pending an autopsy.
Chennai School Turns Kitchen Peels Into Compost, and a Lesson in Sustainability
Parents at a Chennai CBSE school bring dried vegetable peels for vermicomposting, part of initiatives that also include a compost brand and water-saving garden.
Prada's Kolhapuri-inspired footwear sparks cultural misappropriation debate
Prada's Spring/Summer 2026 menswear show featured footwear inspired by GI-tagged Kolhapuri chappals, triggering accusations of cultural misappropriation.
Karan Johar Sets August 2028 Release for R.N. Kao Film
Karan Johar has announced an August 11, 2028 theatrical release for his film on R&AW founder R.N. Kao, based on Nitin Gokhale's book.
Ed Sheeran Tears Up in Philadelphia, Says He Felt Abandoned Amid Tour Turmoil
Ed Sheeran became emotional on stage in Philadelphia, saying he felt abandoned during a turbulent week that saw opening acts quit his Loop Tour over Macklemore's removal.
Belagavi activist who took on Prada over Kolhapuri chappal design passes away
G.N. Gopikrishna, the Belagavi man who rallied support for Kolhapuri chappal artisans after Prada used their design without consent, has died.
Sound of Music museum opens in Salzburg, separating film from real von Trapp story
A new museum in Salzburg devoted to The Sound of Music has opened at Hellbrunn Palace, exploring both the 1965 film and the real von Trapp family.
Kondagaon Teacher Vinayak Kohli Wins National Honour for Bastar-Rooted Geography Teaching
Vinayak Kohli, a social science teacher in Kondagaon, Chhattisgarh, has won the Geography category of India's Best Teachers' Awards 2026 for a teaching model built on Bastar's culture and environment.
Dipke Blames Money Power for DUSU Loss, Flags Student Suicides
Abhijeet Dipke says money drives student elections and alleges RSS influence in universities, while flagging the IIT Bombay death and MPSC protests.
Converse Pulls Karina Ad After KKK and Lynching Imagery Backlash
Converse has withdrawn a social media advertisement featuring aespa singer Karina after critics said its imagery evoked the Ku Klux Klan and lynching.
Composer Sargam Vaish Says His Song Was Used in Vvaan Trailer Without Consent
Composer Sargam Vaish has alleged that his original song was used in the trailer of The Vvaan - Force Of The Forrest without his permission or consent.
IIT Kharagpur Director Tells Students Exams Don't Define Them Ahead of Semester Tests
IIT Kharagpur Director Prof Suman Chakraborty has urged students to treat exams as a single day's performance, not a verdict on their worth.
Dharamkot: A Himalayan Refuge for Young Israelis, and a Village Weighing the Cost
Young Israelis head to Dharamkot in Himachal Pradesh to unwind after military service, even as locals worry about drugs, rave culture and over-tourism.
Sound of Music museum opens in Salzburg, blending film lore with real von Trapp history
A new Sound of Music museum in Salzburg opened Sunday at Hellbrunn Palace, displaying nearly 450 film objects and the real von Trapp family story.
Resident Evil Reboot Revives North American Box Office With $60 Million Debut
Sony's Resident Evil reboot opened to an estimated $60 million domestically and $108.3 million worldwide, topping the franchise's previous debuts.
Ganesh Immersions Leave Visakhapatnam Beaches Strewn With Puja Waste
Vinayaka Chavithi immersions in Visakhapatnam ended with beaches littered with puja waste, prompting a large clean-up and fresh concerns over marine pollution.