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The trailer for Maa Hai Na has dropped and it’s packed with drama, laughs, and pure heart! The upcoming non-fiction original comedy cooking show pairs six Gen Zs with their moms for an unpredictable, high-energy kitchen showdown. With Shilpa Shetty Kundra at the helm, expect comedy, chaos, emotional throwbacks, and plenty of pressure as these contestants step out of their comfort zones.  It’s not just about cooking it’s about rediscovering the love, lessons, and lifelong bond they share with their maa Maa Hai Na drops the first chaotic trailer Maa Hai Na is a heartwarming, high-energy comedy cooking show spanning 10 episodes. Contestants learn to cook alongside their mothers, rediscovering their bond, communication, and comfort with each other. What begins as a cooking challenge evolves in...

Drake might officially be the new king of pop. The Toronto rap star has shattered the long-standing record previously held by Michael Jackson for most No. 1s on the Billboard Hot 100 by a solo male artist.His song Janice STFU entered at the top of the chart this week following the release of his trilogy of albums. 0:48 Drake drops triple album release with ‘Iceman,’ ‘Habibti’ and ‘Maid of Honour’ Billboard says that pushes Drake’s career total to 14 chart-toppers, breaking his tie with Jackson. Story continues below advertisement Drake appeared to acknowledge the milestone in an Instagram post on Tuesday featuring...

Sometimes subtle, sometimes loud, at times his intensity is seen only in his eyes — That’s Vishal Vashishtha for you. The actor, has quietly made his presence felt, on television for eight years, and now in movies and web shows.  In Netflix’s Glory, the actor sheds his familiar boy-next-door image to play Arvind, a Haryanvi cop trying to find the truth while battling personal turmoil. Instead of turning him into “the typical Haryanvi bossy police officer”, Vashishtha chose restraint over aggression until hell broke loose. “I had to speak this language, but without the tone and sarcasm that all of us know of. So, that became tricky,” says the actor, admitting that he took help from his father, who grew up around Haryanvi culture. Source link

Global announced Tuesday that Season 28 of Big Brother will be the last season of the hit reality competition series to air on the network. The season premieres on Thursday, July 9 at 8 p.m. ET/PT followed by the return of Big Brother: Unlocked, airing the following day on Friday, July 10 at 8 p.m. ET/PT and a 90-minute Sunday episode on July 12 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Global and STACKTV.“We are incredibly proud to have been the Canadian home of Big Brother since its launch in 2000, bringing this series to audiences nationwide,” said Jennifer Abrams, senior vice-president, content and marketing, Corus Entertainment.“As we look ahead, we’ve made the decision to move on from the series and refresh Global’s summer lineup. We are excited about the new programming opportunities this transition creat...