The music world is mourning the loss of a true pioneer. Bob Weir, the iconic rhythm guitarist and co-founder of the legendary rock band the Grateful Dead, has died at the age of 78. His spokesperson confirmed he passed away after a prolonged battle with cancer, specifically citing complications from lung issues. Weir wasn’t just a musician; he was the architect of a unique musical community that spanned generations.
After a historic run that saw it cross ₹800 crore domestically, Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller ‘Dhurandhar’ is finally showing signs of slowing down. On its 37th day, the film earned ₹5.75 crore, a solid number for most films—but now it’s playing second fiddle to Prabhas’s explosive new release, ‘The Raja Saab,’ which has stormed the box office and shifted the power dynamics in Indian cinema.
A bombshell audio clip, allegedly featuring rapper Offset making violent threats against NFL star Stefon Diggs, has exploded online. Shared by influencer Celina Powell, the unverified recording has fans calling for Offset’s arrest, all while a rumored romantic connection between Diggs and Offset’s ex fuels the fire.
After a thunderous ₹62.9 crore opening, Prabhas’s ‘The Raja Saab’ suffered a steep 56% drop on Day 2, earning just ₹27.83 crore. With mixed audience reactions and weak pan-India traction, the film’s long-term box office prospects are now in serious doubt.
The delay of Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ due to CBFC hurdles has ignited a firestorm across India’s cultural and political landscape. Now, icons like Kamal Haasan and Pa Ranjith are warning that this isn’t just about one film—it’s about the future of free expression in a democracy.
Vijay’s highly anticipated political drama ‘Jana Nayagan’ is caught in a censorship storm. With an indefinite delay due to a Madras High Court stay and fierce backlash from directors like Mari Selvaraj and Ram Gopal Varma, the controversy has ignited a national debate on creative freedom in Indian cinema.