- — Mickey 17: How to watch at home online? Check out digital purchase, 4K UHD, blu-ray and DVD release date
- The sci-fi film Mickey 17, directed by Bong Joon Ho, is set for digital release on April 8, followed by a physical release on May 13. The movie, starring Robert Pattinson, follows a space explorer who is repeatedly cloned. The film has earned $118 million globally and includes bonus features in its home release.
- — Parliament passes Waqf Bill after Rajya Sabha approval following 12-hour debate
- The Parliament passed the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, aiming to enhance Waqf property management. Renamed as the UMEED Bill, it focuses on administrative improvements, technological integration, and increased representation, including non-Muslims and women. Opposition voices raised concerns about unilateral decision-making and potential religious targeting, leading to heated debates in the Rajya Sabha.
- — Witch Watch: See anime show’s release date, plot, cast and where to watch
- Netflix will release the Witch Watch anime series worldwide on April 6, 2025. The show is based on the manga by Kenta Shinohara and is directed by Hiroshi Ikehata. The Japanese version will be available first, with multiple language dubs arriving three weeks later.
- — The Chosen Season 5 Part Two: Theatrical release date, episode count, IMAX screenings, when and where to stream
- The Chosen Season 5 is set to release in theaters in three parts: Part One on March 28, Part Two on April 4 and Part Three on April 11, 2025. The entire season comprises eight episodes and will be available for streaming on Prime Video from June 2025. Internationally, only Part One will premiere in theaters on April 10. IMAX screenings are also scheduled in 250 locations across the US.
- — Marvel Rivals Season 2 confirms featuring Emma Frost as trailer reveals release date
- One of the crucial details revealed by Marvel Rivals is that the theme for the first new event of Season 2 will be the Hellfire Gala. Other details revealed are the new playable characters that will join the game in Season 2. The upcoming season will go live on April 11.
- — Tulane quarterback TJ Finley held for stolen car possession, suspended from team
- Tulane quarterback TJ Finley has been taken into custody in New Orleans on suspicion of unlawfully possessing a vehicle that had been reported stolen, valued at over $25,000. The 23-year-old was arrested and then released. Tulane has announced his indefinite suspension from the team, pending the unfolding of the matter through court. Finley, who recently joined Tulane from Auburn, stated he bought the vehicle in Atlanta.
- — Savor the flavor: National Burrito Day 2025 brings tasty deals and rich history in US
- National Burrito Day 2025 falls on April 3, celebrating the beloved burrito’s rich history and cultural significance. From its Mexican origins to its transformation into an American favorite, this day honors the delicious wrap with exciting deals from major restaurant chains. Whether you prefer classic or modern burritos, there’s a tasty way for everyone to join the celebration.
- — Shock discovery: Scientists warn that city-destroying asteroid nearing Earth in 2032 is more massive than first estimated
- A massive asteroid, 2024 YR4, initially estimated at 40 meters in diameter, is actually 60 meters wide, posing a more significant threat. While NASA confirms it won't hit Earth, there's a 2% chance it could impact the Moon in 2032. The James Webb Space Telescope's accurate measurements are crucial for understanding potential hazards.
- — Global goods trade volume may fall 1% on US tariffs, trade war escalation concerns: WTO
- The World Trade Organization stated that new measures by the US could shrink global merchandise trade volumes by 1% this year. Despite these measures, 74% of global trade flows under the Most-Favored-Nation terms. The WTO is monitoring and analyzing the impact of these measures, which could affect global trade and economic growth prospects.
- — Kim Kardashian boasts new show amid Kanye West and Bianca Censori split
- Kim Kardashian will executive produce and star in an upcoming satirical comedy Group alongside her long-time friend La La Anthony. The show will be loosely based on Anthony's book The Love Playbook: Rules for Love, Sex, and Happiness. The announcement comes amid reports of Bianca Censori parting ways with Kardashian's former husband and rapper Kanye West.
- — 'Brutal & unfounded…': French Prez Emmanuel Macron slams Trump’s tariffs, suspends investments in US
- — Waqf Bill a brazen assault on Constitution: Sonia Gandhi
- Sonia Gandhi criticized the Waqf (Amendment) Bill as a deliberate move by the BJP to polarize society and an attack on the Constitution. She also condemned the government's refusal to discuss China's border challenges and its impact on Indian MSMEs, revealing growing tensions with the Opposition.
- — Behind TDP's waqf bill stand is plan to dent Jagan Mohan Reddy's stronghold
- The TDP's stance on the waqf bill strategically aims to attract Muslim voters in Rayalaseema, a stronghold of YSRCP. By suggesting state governments decide on non-Muslims' appointments to waqf boards, TDP looks to gain favor in constituencies with significant Muslim populations ahead of upcoming political events.
- — Elon Musk-headed DOGE should look into $250m budget for Snow White, suggests Joe Rogan
- Joe Rogan slammed Disney’s Snow White remake on his podcast after the weekend box office disaster and even went on to joke that Elon Musk’s proposed "Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)" should look into the film’s $250,000,000 budget. On the latest episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, while talking with comedian Kurt Metzger, Rogan discussed the backlash against lead actress Rachel Zegler, issues with the CGI in the film, and much broader production problems with the film overall.
- — Third Eye: Business of word play, happy about screen time, and twists and turns around L2: Empuraan
- Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia highlighted the government's efforts to revive BSNL, countering past criticisms of poor connectivity. Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar humorously remarked on BSNL's image change. Additionally, Kerala's political circles debated the implications of the film ‘L2: Empuraan’ after it featured the Gujarat riots and faced censorship cuts.
- — Nintendo Switch 2 to feature Nvidia-powered performance upgrade with DLSS and ray tracing; release set for June 5
- The Nintendo Switch 2 brings a major performance upgrade with Nvidia’s DLSS technology, allowing upscaled visuals and improved gameplay. Featuring real-time ray tracing and a 10x graphics boost over its predecessor, the console supports 4K output and G-Sync for smoother performance. Despite limited hardware details from Nintendo, Nvidia hints at AI-driven optimizations.
- — ET Graphics: Tariff impact on dozens of nations
- India's export taxes rise due to reciprocal levies, but competitors face higher tariffs. Exemptions may apply for copper, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors amid existing tariffs on steel, aluminium, and autos.
- — West Bengal SSC recruitment scam: CM Banerjee says will abide by SC verdict, slams opposition BJP, CPI-M
- West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee expressed respect for the judiciary but disagreed with the Supreme Court's judgement on humanitarian grounds. She implicated BJP and CPI-M in attempting to destabilize the education system. The state will comply with the SC's directive while addressing the impact on thousands of affected teachers.
- — Rajya Sabha discusses Waqf Bill
- The Rajya Sabha debated the Waqf (Amendment) Bill with intense exchanges between the treasury and the Opposition. Minority affairs minister Kiren Rijiju defended the bill, stating it aims to increase transparency in waqf boards, while Opposition members criticized it as targeting Muslims and reducing their rights.
- — Impact of levies should be nullified in phase I of talks: Arvind Virmani, Niti Aayog, Member and trade expert
- NITI Aayog member Arvind Virmani states that the first phase of the US-India Bilateral Trade Agreement, effective by fall 2025, will counteract the new US tariffs' impact on India's manufactured exports. The agreement aims to derive potential long-term economic gains over the next decade.
- — Amid global gloom, opportunities for new sectors to shine
- President Trump's recent tariff hikes have led to significant changes in global trade dynamics, with the US increasing tariffs to 10-49%. India, while facing 26% reciprocal tariffs, sees potential opportunities in sectors like textiles, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. India is advised to focus on bilateral trade agreements and building domestic industrial resilience.
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