Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara are on board as executive producers for “I’m Glad You’re Dead Now”, the Palestinian short film that took home this year’s Cannes Film Festival Short Film Palme d’Or.

How does a person summarise the 45-year career of Tom Cruise in a four-minute speech? "Mission impossible", said director Alejandro Inarritu on Sunday (November 16) as Hollywood celebrated the movie star with an honorary Oscar.

Following the reveal of Shakib Khan’s look, actress Tanzin Tisha has now appeared with a new look from the upcoming film “Soldier”. In the film, she will be seen portraying a strong, fearless, and strategic character.

In closing, Sarika expressed her desire to step into the silver screen and said she has been preparing herself for that transition. “If I get a good story, I would definitely want to take it on. At this phase, the great thing is that directors and actors are working across all mediums, and the film industry is doing really well.”

Bangladeshi filmmaker Sheikh Al Mamun’s “Drained by Dreams” has won the Best Feature Film award at the Human Screen Festival, an international human rights–focused film event held in Tunisia from November 11 to 15.

Mehazabien Chowdhury has issued an official statement addressing the case filed against her and her 19-year-old brother in March 2025, calling the allegations “baseless” and entirely unsupported by evidence.

Dan McGrath, the Emmy-winning writer whose sharp, playful mind helped shape the golden years of “The Simpsons”, died on November 14 at the age of 61.

The documentary aims to capture not only the technical difficulties of high-altitude climbing but the personal cost and determination behind a landmark achievement in Bangladeshi mountaineering.

Since news broke in the media about the arrest warrant issued against Mehazabien, the complainant has been unreachable. The phone number listed for the complainant’s lawyer in the case file is also marked as “suspended”.

With “Soldier”, Tanjin Tisha steps into the cinema after establishing herself as one of television’s most recognisable faces, making her debut one of the most anticipated transitions of the year.

Boseman died at 43 after a private four-year battle with colon cancer—an illness he kept hidden while delivering some of the most memorable performances in contemporary film.

Through her production house, the actress plans to fulfill her directorial vision. “Yes, I have plans to start with short content. I might begin with small projects, but at the end of the day, I have always had this passion to create my own work.”

Bollywood actors Rajkummar Rao and Patralekhaa have become parents for the first time, announcing the arrival of their baby girl on the same day they celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary.

Director Kochi Khondokar and actor Mosharraf Karim — a duo known for their long-standing creative partnership — are set to reunite on the big screen for a new feature film centred on football.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan attended a grand unveiling ceremony in Mumbai yesterday, joining Rizwan Sajan, founder and chairman of the Dubai-based Danube Group, to announce a landmark real estate project named Shahrukhz.

Posting two photos from their simple marriage registration ceremony, Amitabh wrote, “Yes, it’s now official. Promise to live life with light and shadow. Let’s roll babe Mushficaa Maasud.”

When “Little Miss Chaos” premiered on Chorki, audiences were instantly drawn to Ira — a fiery, bold young woman played by newcomer Sadnima Binte Noman. Her natural, unfiltered performance captured hearts and introduced a promising new face to Bangladesh’s OTT scene.

Mushficaa Maasud holds a law degree from Liverpool John Moores University in the UK. She later studied Post Production at Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema in New York, followed by Film Production at Brooklyn College. Her short film “The Anniversary” won a USD 10,000 award at a film festival in the United States.

Chappell’s family described her in a Facebook statement as a brilliant, adventurous, and warm-hearted woman whose enthusiasm touched everyone she met. Her sister, Jennifer Ringwald, remembered her as “fearless,” adding that Katherine approached life with boundless passion despite her small frame.

She made her debut with Chetan Anand’s 1946 film “Neecha Nagar” which won the Palm d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. She appeared in films like “Nadiya Ke Paar” (1948), “Ziddi” (1948), “Shabnam” (1949), “Biraj Bahu” (1954), “Jailor” (1958) and “Shaheed” (1965). She also played the role of Shahid Kapoor’s grandmother in the 2019 film “Kabir Singh”.