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Deuxième lancement de l'année seulement au Centre Spatial Guyanais en cette toute fin du mois de juillet. Le plus gros des lanceurs de la gamme Arianespace doit placer sur orbite deux satellites de té
Haseen Dillruba - A Dull Mishmash of Genres Crime is okay if you can do it cleverly enough Vinil Mathew’s second film Haseen Dillruba shows that scriptwriter Kanika Dhillon and director Mathew could not quite make up their minds about the kind of film they wished to make. The indecision comes across in the final product, confusing the audience too. The film opens with the beautiful Rani (Tapsee Pannu), the young housewife who is also the protagonist of the story, feeding stray dogs in the neighbourhood with pieces of meat. The house she lives in suddenly bursts into a terrible explosion, ...
Selma police say that they have arrested two transients that attempted to rob Star One Mart on June 30. At approximately 9:21 p.m., Officers were dispatched to Star One Mart located at 1506 Second Street in the City of Selma, regarding a male brandishing a knife at the store clerk. As Selma Officers arrived on scene, the clerk indicated the male suspect who he says wielded a knife toward him, and threatened to kill him. The suspect was said to have fled east with an accomplice. Officers located the two suspects in a nearby alley in the 1600 block of Second Street. Officers identified 52 y...
Imlie to Mohi, why do soaps turn forced weddings into fairy tales? On Wahiyat Wednesday Imlie to Mohi, why do soaps turn forced weddings into fairy tales? On Wahiyat Wednesday Indian television shows have glorified forced marriages. Star Plus show Imlie is the latest example. advertisement Sumbul Touqeer Khan and Gashmeer Mahajani in a still from Imlie. Star Plus show Imlie is one of the Top 5 most-watched TV shows. However, the daily soap doesn't offer you anything out of the box. It's just old wine in new bottle, which Indian viewers have been watching over the years. A city boy goes to a v...
Shares On Earth Day, international chain Subway released “Vegang,” the world’s first “plant-based” grime song made to promote its vegan options. Created by vegan artist P Money and producers Star.One, the song’s beats are derived from vibrations emitted by plants Subway uses to create its vegan options. The artists used PlantWave technology to detect electrical variations from electrodes placed on plant leaves to create the track which is overlaid with lyrics that point to the benefits of a vegan lifestyle. “As more people champion plant-based lifestyles, we’re excited to be i...