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Mohamed al-Daradji battles inner demons through film
The Iraq War may have ended in 2011, but for filmmaker Mohamed al-Daradji, the conflict that tore his country apart remains very much part of his everyday life.
Canada to reassess Cuba presence over diplomat brain injuries
Canada said on Saturday it will send a delegation to Cuba next week to reevaluate its presence there after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury.
Spider-Man is back on screen
For what seems like the umpteenth time, Spider-Man is back on the big screen.
Michael Jackson’s annotated self-help book is up for auction
It seems even the greatest of pop stars need a little advice as revealed by an annotated self-help book belonging to the King of Pop – Michael Jackson.
Channel i Band Fest held with amid festivity
Culture Desk Channel i organised the day-long ‘Channel i Band Fest 2018’ on Saturday. About 17 local bands around the country took part at the event.
Indonesian island clean-up nets 40 tons of rubbish daily
Residents on a string of coral-fringed islands off Jakarta’s coast are battling a tidal wave of trash, with more than 40 tons of rubbish collected daily over the past week, an official said.
Ranbir all set to begin shooting for Shamshera
The first schedule of Yash Raj’s next project mega project Shamshera is all set to go on floors in Mumbai on Friday.
Kiara Advani, Diljit start shooting for Good News
Kiara Advani and Diljit Dosanjh began shooting for their upcoming film Good News yesterday.
Fire breaks out on the sets of Zero
Amidst the madness, the film may have suffered a set back when a major fire broke on the sets of the film on Friday .
Craft exhibition begins at DU Fine Art Faculty
The annual art exhibition of Dhaka University’s Craft Department was began here yesterday with a pledge to make craft a medium for intellectual exercise for social advancement.
Painter Qayyum Chowdhury’s death anniversary today
Culture Desk The fourth death anniversary of eminent painter, journalist, cultural personality, educationist and Professor Qayyum Chowdhury will be observed today.
China’s Weibo eyes global expansion, foreign-language products
Chinese social media giant Weibo is making a push into foreign markets and is considering launching new products in different languages, a senior executive told AFP, brushing off concerns over censorship and credibility.
Art camp held at JU
Culture Desk A daylong art camp titled ‘Shonghat Noy Shompriti’ was held at Jahangirnagar University (JU) here today.
Cheers as Mars In Sight spacecraft lands on Red Planet
Cheers and applause erupted at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory on Monday as a waist-high unmanned lander, called InSight, touched down on Mars.
Nepali girl dances for 126 hours to break Guinness World Records
A 17-year-old Nepali girl Bandana Nepal danced for 126 consecutive hours to set the Guinness World Records on “Longest Dancing Marathon by an Individual”.
Dohon’ receives uncut censor certificate
Entertainment Desk Jaaz Multimedia’s latest production “Dohon” received uncut certificate from Bangladesh Film Censor Board (BFCB) on Tuesday, according to their official Facebook page.
Rabindra Utshab ends
Entertainment Desk A two-day “Rabindra Utshab” (Rabindra Festival) ended here at the National Museum yesterday.
E. coli lettuce outbreak traced to California
An outbreak of E. coli linked to romaine lettuce appears to have been traced to crops in California, the US food authority said Monday.
Ramendu Majumdar gets ITI Award
Entertainment Desk Ramendu Majumdar, former President (worldwide) of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) and now its honorary president honored with ‘ITI Award’ for his outstanding long term commitment to ITI.
Banglalink launches music streaming app Vibe
Entertainment Desk Banglalink, one of the leading digital communications service providers, has officially released more than 50 exclusive albums on Banglalink Vibe.
National Board of Review names ‘Green Book’ year’s best film
The feel-good road-trip drama “Green Book” was named the best film of the year, and its star, Viggo Mortensen, best actor, by the National Board of Review in one of the first in a parade of awards season honors.
Scaling up rice fortification with vitamins stressed
Experts at an workshop today called for rice fortification with essential vitamins and minerals as it would provide health benefits to people.
Ilias Kanchan, Rubaiyat Hossain to be juries at DIFF 2019
Entertainment Desk Veteran actor Ilias Kanchan and Bangladeshi film-maker Rubaiyat Hossain have been selected as the jury members of the Dhaka International Film Festival 2019 .
Disney, Fox sued over theme park in Malaysia
The Walt Disney Co. and 21st Century Fox were hit with a billion-dollar lawsuit in Los Angeles on Monday by Malaysian casino operator.
Munier Chowdhury’s 93rd birthday today
Culture Desk The 93rd birthday of martyred intellectual, educationist and playwright Munier Chowdhury will be celebrated in the country today.
Separated Bhutanese twins leave Australia hospital
“Cheeky” Bhutanese conjoined twins who were successfully separated after a marathon operation in Australia left hospital today.
Two Bengals pay tribute to Ayub Bachchu in Kolkata
Entertainment Desk Musicians and bands from both West Bengal and Bangladesh paid homage to legendary Bangladeshi rockstar Ayub Bachchu at Patuli Lokosanskriti Mela Ground in Kolkata, West Bengal, on Saturday.
‘Dohon’ trailer gets one million views
Entertainment Desk “Dohon,” the much talked about film produced by Jaaz Multimedia, has made a new record since the production house released a thriller trailer on YouTube earlier this week.
Two-day Rabindra festival begins in city Nov 27
Culture Desk A two-day “Rabindra Utshab” (Rabindra Festival) will begin at the National Museum in the city on November 27 (Tuesday).