‘Embers’ first look: Ralph Fiennes, Viggo Mortensen and more confirmed to star as filming begins – Report |

Oscar-winning István Szabó is all set with the cast for his next big project, a highly anticipated period drama piece titled ‘Embers’. Famed English actor Ralph Fiennes has reportedly been added as the lead. Ralph Fiennes and more cast in upcoming period drama ‘Embers’ According to Deadline, Ralph Fiennes, along with Viggo Mortensen, Charlotte Rampling,…

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‘700-800 runs banaye, phir bhi drop’: Pakistan star’s emotional outburst on live TV – WATCH | Cricket News

Khushdil Shah (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Pakistan star batter Khushdil Shah, currently playing for Karachi Kings in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), has questioned the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board over his exclusion from the national side. Khushdil played a brilliant knock of 44 not out off just 14 balls, powering Karachi…

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Stock Market Today Highlights: Nifty50 closes below 24,000, Sensex down 983 points as crude oil prices rise; US-Iran impasse continues

The sharp rise in global crude prices following the US-Iran conflict has sparked a surge in retail participation in India’s oil derivatives market, leading to a substantial increase in futures and options trading on domestic exchanges. Trading volumes in crude oil futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India rose dramatically in March. Average daily…

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‘Gossip Girl’ stars Leighton Meester and Chace Crawford reunite as fans heap praise on Blair and Nate: ‘Aging like fine wine’

Leighton Meester and Chace Crawford sent ‘Gossip Girl’ fans into a nostalgic rush after a new 2026 photo of the former co-stars surfaced online. The picture showed the actors posing together years after their hit teen drama first became a pop culture staple. Fans quickly connected the reunion to their on-screen characters, Blair Waldorf and…

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In 1996, two students cooling off in a river found an ancient skull and sparked a 20-year battle over American history |

In 1996, two students discovered an ancient skeleton, dubbed “The Ancient One,” near the Columbia River. DNA analysis revealed the 9,000-year-old remains are genetically linked to Native Americans, resolving a long-standing debate. Representative Image (Image Credits: Google Gemini) In the year 1996, two young college students, struggling with the intense heat of July on a…

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