Stormfront debuted as the newest member on Amazon Prime Video’s “The Boys” this season, as the social media darling who fans can’t get enough of. But over the first few episodes, it becomes clear that she’s actually one of the most evil superheroes to have ever been written.

Fashionable technology is no longer a luxury, it is a bare minimum in 2020. And that’s the case with the OPPO F17 Pro. Thanks to the AI Portrait modes, I no longer have to worry about trying to edit dark pictures that look like they were clicked by Mangalyaan in space with no light around. Each picture is a work of art.

After actress Payal Ghosh alleged that Anurag Kashyap “forced himself” on her, women from the industry have come out in support of the director. Taapsee Pannu called him “the biggest feminist I know”. While this is the first #MeToo allegation against Kashyap, he was silent about the harassment a colleague faced years ago.

Kangana Ranaut continues to make headlines for all the wrong reasons. After news channels claimed that Deepika Padukone would be soon investigated in a drug-related case, Ranaut put out yet another tone-deaf tweet. “...depression is a consequence of drug abuse,” she wrote.

In an attempt to present the “other side” news agency ANI interviewed four farmers from Kanpur who voiced their support in favour of the bill. However, Internet Sherlocks were on the job. Users pointed out that most of the farmers seemed to be wearing the same gamcha and were seated near the same tree.

In Gujarat, Marwari women lead dual lives. They fast with their mothers-in-law and sip mojitos with their friends.

The story of the riches-to-rags Rose family in Schitt’s Creek struck a chord with a world under lockdown. And the character who is the gateway drug that hooks you upfront, is the wondrous, certifiably insane Moira Rose. It’s fitting that the show’s first win of the night for Best Comedy Actress went to Catherine O’Hara.

An amendment to the Essential Commodities Act removes cereals, pulses, potato, onion, and oils from the list of essential commodities. The Essential Commodities Act prevents hoarding, black-marketing, and price-gouging. The removal of this range of food items from the list has caused quite a stir.

The average age of career fatigue is just 32. And work from home during the pandemic has only worsened the situation.

Are you a super-serious Panditji or a fun-loving Tamanna? Take our Bandish Bandits quiz to find out!

My husband and I had an arranged marriage nine years ago. I often wondered if we really knew each other. But the nationwide lockdown, in spite of all the anxieties that it brought with it, has helped us take a breather and reconnect in a way that feels absurd, yet delightful.

Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai!, India’s current tele favourite, sings to a popular fad that has, for long, tantalised a large section of the Indian male audience – desi pop culture's favourite figure, the bhabhi. Our fixation with the bhabhi in entertainment, is only an extension of our secret fantasies.

The characters in season 2 of The Boys prove that this expert satire could not have come at a better time than when superhero stan culture has reached its climax.

Apart from making economic sense, biryani is traditionally a large format meal. A social affair. You cannot make biryani for one; it’s not possible. You make biryani for the same reason you make art, to share it with the world.

Bandish Bandits released a few weeks ago, introducing the world to the blossoming romance between Radhe and Tamanna. The shining star of the show, however, is one that doesn’t get enough credit — the soundtrack. Find out which of these songs best fits your mood here.

A celebrity wedding is as much an entertainment commodity as a big-banner film. Ranveer and Deepika have coordinated everything from their Instagram wedding announcement, to Koffee With Karan’s opening episode which was designed only to get us hyped about the shaadi.

Ankita Lokhande, Sushant Singh Rajput’s former girlfriend, asked if Rhea Chakraborty should “have allowed a depressed man to consume drugs?” Can we really blame Chakraborty for the choices her late boyfriend made?

Since its inception in 2011, India Film Project has worked towards building a community for art and its artists. In its tenth edition, the festival returns with two exciting challenges for budding artists and storytellers. Apply now!

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Urmila Matondkar’s comments that Kangana Ranaut was leveraging the public’s anti-Bollywood sentiment, prompted an unsavoury response from Ranaut, who appeared on a TV news channel to call Matondkar a “soft-porn star”. For a supposed feminist, how much further will Ranaut go in shaming women.

Dear Meghan Markle, don’t you know your job as Royal bahu is to wave vacuously into the horizon, nibble on pâté, and give birth to babies named Margaret or William? What gives you the right, then, to force a 35-year-old unemployed prince out his grandparents’ house?

Over the coming days, actresses Deepika Padukone, Sara Ali Khan, Shraddha Kapoor, and Rakul Preet Singh have all been summoned by the NCB for questioning. Like it or not, this will probably be the news story that gets the most coverage, despite the host of other issues that currently beset the country.

Just a few months ago, the social media challenge of #WomenSupportingWomen had bathed us all in a hallowed glow. Now, as we see Kangana Ranaut and Navika Kumar tearing into Rhea Chakraborty and Urmila Matondkar every other day in our national blood sport, the idea of women supporting women seems almost quaint.

Filmmaker Karan Johar uploaded a video last year from a house party which has come back to haunt him. Now the Narcotics Control Bureau will investigate if Johar, Deepika Padukone, Vicky Kaushal and others who attended the gathering were using drugs.

Kangana Ranaut, after weeks of contributing to the witch hunt of Rhea Chakraborty and hogging media attention in the wake of Sushant Singh Rajput’s death, has now called the farmers’ protests another effort by those who organised the protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act, labelling them terrorists.

Even in 2020, India continues to be obsessed with the boy child. In a horrific incident, a man in Uttar Pradesh’s Badaun, cut open his pregnant wife’s stomach to find out the gender of the baby. After five daughters, he was desperate for a son.

It was Schitt’s sweep at the Emmys. The Canadian sitcom won all seven comedy awards and watching Daniel Levy and the gang celebrate is as much fun as the show. (PS: There was yet another F.R.I.E.N.D.S reunion).

Throughout the pandemic, there have been reports of patients or their relatives refusing to cooperate with doctors and healthcare workers, leading to violence in some instances. An amendment to the Epidemic Diseases Act now makes violence against health workers a non-bailable offence with a hefty fine.

For the new graduates of the class of 2020, a perfect storm is brewing. It’s imbued with fear, anxiety, and dread. We are stepping into a Covid-afflicted world, along with 36 million Indians waiting to enter the workforce. Jobs are scarce, and we are all looking at a long, unending line of unpaid internships.

The central government’s decision to push through with three ordinances promulgated on June 5 has led to unrest among India’s farmers. The farmers’ grievances are so deep-seated that it has led Harsimrat Kaur Badal, the Union Minister for Food Processing Industries, to step down from her seat in the Cabinet.