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Here is all you need to know so far about the upcoming Fred Astaire biopic. (Instagram) Riding off the high of the billion-dollar-earning film, ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day,’ Tom Holland has already started preparing for his next big project. The actor has been confirmed to star in the upcoming Fred Astaire biopic that remains untitled for now. Now, according to recent reports, brand-new cast members have officially been announced, and the bar of excitement has certainly risen amongst fans.Here’s all you need to know about Fred Astaire and the upcoming biopic.Margaret Qualley and Sabrina Carpenter get cast alongside Tom Holland…

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Choosing whether to have children is one of the most personal decisions an adult can make. Some people want to raise biological children, while others choose adoption. Some decide not to become parents at all. Others build their families around partners, friends, relatives and companion animals. Psychology suggests that choosing to become a pet parent instead of raising or adopting a child should not automatically be interpreted as avoiding responsibility, emotional distance or an inability to form meaningful relationships. People’s decisions about family and caregiving are influenced by their experiences, relationships, finances, health, career plans, values and personal preferences. Pets…

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Bronze medalists Pincky Balhara of India (AP Photo) Three family deaths in quick succession could have brought Pincky Balhara’s sporting journey to a halt. Instead, the Delhi athlete carried her grief into the competition arena, turned her father’s dream into motivation and went on to win an Asian Games medal.Eight years after her historic silver at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games, Balhara returned to the continental podium on Monday, winning bronze in the women’s -78kg Kurash event at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Games. The bronze is Balhara’s second Asian Games medal in Kurash, following her silver in the women’s -52kg category…

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People block the Garvaghy road ahead of the Protestant Orange Drumcree parade. (Reuters photo) Tensions remained high in Northern Ireland on Monday after police prevented members of the Orange Order from marching along the Garvaghy Road in Portadown, despite the route being legally approved for the first time in nearly three decades.The stand-off followed a day of protests in which thousands gathered to block the road, while police kept the two sides apart.The dispute centres on the Drumcree parade, an annual march by the Orange Order, a Protestant organisation closely associated with British unionism.The march was supposed to pass through…

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Actor Akshaye Khanna has made a major real estate investment in Mumbai. The actor has purchased a luxury apartment in the city’s prestigious Malabar Hill area for Rs 33.26 crore, according to property registration documents reviewed by Square Yards on the Inspector General of Registration (IGR), Maharashtra website. The transaction was registered in September 2026.Akshaye Khanna’s new Mumbai home comes with three parking spacesAccording to the registration documents, Akshaye’s new property is located at 30 Little Gibbs, Malabar Hill Road, Mumbai. The apartment has a carpet area of 2,341.39 sq ft (217.52 sq m), while the balcony area measures 175.45…

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Losing a job or struggling to find employment is often associated with financial uncertainty, anxiety and emotional exhaustion. But one woman has offered a different perspective, arguing that unemployment, despite being a deeply stressful experience, can also teach people resilience, confidence and the ability to cope with rejection. Anisha Arora shared her views in an Instagram video, describing unemployment as a difficult period that can force people to develop skills and emotional strength they may not have discovered otherwise. Her comments have since resonated with people who have experienced the uncertainty of looking for work without knowing when their next…

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NEW DELHI: Double Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker will return from the Asian Games 2026 without a medal after competing in four events in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan — an unexpected outcome for one of India’s biggest medal hopes and another indication of the shooting contingent’s struggles to match its record haul from the previous edition.India had won 22 shooting medals, including seven gold, at the Hangzhou Asian Games in 2023. In Aichi-Nagoya, the Indian shooters have so far managed 12 medals, with only one gold, with just five trap medal events remaining in the competition. Esha Singh’s silver in the women’s 25m…

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Wyoming Hot Springs LLC, owned by former Alaska Sen. Mark Begich, is taking over operations at several park properties. The company has already taken possession of the former Hellie’s TePee Pools and is scheduled to take over the Hot Springs Hotel on Oct. 31. For generations, Star Plunge has been part of the rhythm of Thermopolis, Wyoming, where tourists arrive for the mineral-rich waters of Hot Springs State Park and locals have watched the aging water park evolve around them. Now, the historic attraction has reached an uncertain turning point, after Wyoming spent nearly two years and $1.8 million to…

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Nani’s ‘The Paradise’ continues to remain a talking point after its theatrical release on September 24. Directed by Srikanth Odela, the action drama arrived with high expectations but has received mixed reactions from audiences and critics. Nani has now addressed the response to the film, saying he has followed the reactions closely and also accepted the criticism aimed at certain aspects of the movie. His comments come as discussions around the film’s reception continue online.‘The Paradise’ ratings disabled on booking site after releaseAmid the mixed response, the ratings and reviews section for ‘The Paradise’ has been disabled on a major…

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A fight over chutney sounds like the sort of argument that should end with a few angry words and, at most, someone walking away. But in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, a disagreement over what chutney was served with pakoras reportedly turned into a full-blown street fight.The incident took place at a pakora shop in Dehra village in Hapur district. A video of the clash has now gone viral on social media, showing two groups fighting in the middle of a busy marketplace.And things got messy very quickly. Punches and kicks were thrown, stones and belts were used, and at one point,…

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