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‘Meant for Maharana Pratap, used for villains?’: Rajasthani artist Rapperiya Baalam slams ‘Mirzapur’ makers over ‘Shoorveer’ song |

‘Mirzapur: The Movie’, which opened in cinemas on Friday, has been riding high at the box office following largely favourable reviews. But the film’s success has now been overshadowed by allegations that its makers repurposed a song written for Maharana Pratap and inserted it into a gangster-themed scene instead. Rajasthani artist Rapperiya Baalam has claimed…

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In 2004, Johnny Depp bought the Bahamian islands while filming ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ for USD 3.6 million and named the private beaches after his loved ones |

All you need to know about Johnny Depp’s Bahamian islands that he bought while filming for ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ and named them after his loved ones. (YouTube) Johnny Depp has managed to collect and invest his wealth in quite a lot of things over the years. From vehicles to real estate properties, he has…

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Mahesh Babu’s son Gautam Ghattamaneni reacts to viral film ratings after giving ‘Toxic’ 0.5 stars and ‘Guntur Kaaram’ 2.5 stars: ‘Apparently national news worthy page’ | Telugu Movie News

Mahesh Babu and former actor-model Namrata Shirodkar’s son, Gautam Ghattamaneni, has reacted to the buzz surrounding his film ratings with a playful message on his Letterboxd profile. Gautam recently caught fans’ attention after internet users discovered that he had given some of his father’s films low ratings and awarded Yash’s ‘Toxic’ just half a star.As…

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Kentucky hunters were stuck with an agreement that landowners could cancel in 30 days; a 54,560-acre easement now permanently keeps a huge elk landscape open in a state where 95% of land is private

For hunters across Kentucky, the search for land to hunt has always meant a precarious dance with property owners. They never knew if they could go to the same place the following year. All because of the 30-day opt-out agreement. These temporary agreements could be cancelled with just 30 days’ notice. For families, this was…

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In 1888, Wisconsin publisher and women’s-rights pioneer Lisle Lester died penniless in New York; her ashes went unclaimed for 138 years and are finally returning home to Fond du Lac

Lester trained women to work as typesetters at a time when the field was largely dominated by men. (Photos: Found SF) For 138 years, the remains of Lisle Lester, a Fond du Lac woman who became known as a journalist, publisher, actress and advocate for women’s rights, remained unclaimed in a New York mortuary. Now,…

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