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Blake Lively released a lengthy statement Monday night addressing the latest developments in her legal battle with her It Ends With Us co-star Justin Baldoni, days after a New York City judge tossed her sexual harassment, defamation and conspiracy claims against him. The judge’s decision significantly reduced the scope of Lively’s case, in which more than a dozen claims were filed last December stemming from her time on the film set with Baldoni. Three claims remain: retaliation, breach of contract, and aiding and abetting. 4:39 Ryan Reynolds allegedly confronted Justin Baldoni in front of Taylor Swift, Hugh Jackman ...

As she steps into the world of OTT with The Pyramid Scheme, Alfia Jafry is embracing both her roots and her individuality with clarity and confidence. While she comes from a creatively rich background, the young actor is determined to build a journey that is distinctly her own. Alfia Jafry talks about her legacy “I come from a creative family, but I’ve always believed in carving my own path and letting my work speak for itself. Of course, there’s inspiration all around me, but I’ve never wanted to rely on that. I want every opportunity I get to be because of what I bring to the table as an actor,” she shares. The Tribe star adds that while legacy can sometimes create expectations, she sees it as a foundation rather than a crutch. “I’ve always wanted to take the longer route if it means ...

Summer movie season is fast approaching, and this year’s slate is bringing everything from the highly anticipated return of The Devil Wears Prada to a live-action remake of Moana. Whether you’re searching for a hit of nostalgia, itching to catch a glimpse of your favourite superhero returning to the big screen or looking to enjoy fresh stories, there’s a new movie dropping almost every week. Grab your popcorn — here’s a rundown of the biggest movies coming out this summer.The Devil Wears Prada 2Release date: May 1Set nearly two decades after the original film, Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt reprise their roles as sparring figures once again entangled in the cutthroat world of high fashion. Old rivalries flare, bold couture takes centre stage and high-stakes drama unfolds as th...

Actor Shweta Tripathi, known for her nuanced performances across film and shows, has equally used her voice beyond the camera to advocate for social change. Speaking on the sidelines of the Women`s Reservation Bill, Shweta emphasised how true progress comes when women are given proportionate opportunities across all spheres of life, further adding how the dynamics have started changing. In a conversation with ANI, the Mirzapur star shared, "I feel like things are now changing. I feel like, there`s me, there`s Kiran Rao... There are also writers like Juhi Chaturvedi. There is no competition between men and women. But when it comes to the women population, whether it`s in the parliament, behind the camera, or in any industry, it has to be proportionate." Noting that the representation of ...