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Exclusive footage and photos reveal the aftermath of Tory Lanez's recent stabbing, showing the rapper's injuries in graphic detail. The images, obtained by The Shade Room, depict the severity of the incident, though details about the circumstances remain unclear.

Editor’s Note: This story matters because Tory Lanez is already a controversial figure—especially after his high-profile legal troubles—and a violent incident like this fuels further public scrutiny. Fans and critics alike will be watching closely to see how this unfolds, whether it’s connected to past conflicts, and what it means for his career moving forward. It’s another stark reminder of how quickly fame can collide with danger.

Arijit Singh is breaking new ground as the first Indian artist to headline a major UK stadium—London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium—on September 5, 2025. This is his only European stop this year, and it follows his massively successful 2024 O2 Arena show, where Ed Sheeran made a surprise cameo. The buzz around this historic gig is huge, cementing Singh’s global appeal.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another concert—it’s a cultural moment. Arijit Singh headlining a UK stadium signals how Indian artists are increasingly commanding global stages, not just niche audiences. It’s a win for representation in music and a testament to Singh’s crossover appeal. For fans, it’s proof that the world’s catching on to what they’ve known for years: his voice is unstoppable.

Actor Sooraj Pancholi, who was acquitted in the Jiah Khan case last year, has opened up about his harrowing experience in Mumbai's Arthur Road Jail. He reveals he was held in the same cell as 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab and subjected to solitary confinement, describing the treatment as brutal. Pancholi's account sheds light on prison conditions, even for high-profile inmates awaiting trial.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just about a celebrity's ordeal—it raises uncomfortable questions about India's prison system. Housing an undertrial (later acquitted) in a terrorist's cell blurs lines between due process and punitive treatment. The story resonates because it humanizes the often-abstract debate about jail reforms and the psychological toll of incarceration, even for those presumed innocent.

The 2025 American Music Awards in Las Vegas delivered another year of unforgettable fashion—some jaw-droppingly good, others… well, let’s just say they sparked conversation. From daring metallics to head-turning avant-garde silhouettes, celebs brought their A-game (or missed the mark entirely). Here’s the rundown of who slayed and who strayed on the red carpet.

Editor’s Note: Award shows aren’t just about trophies—they’re a runway for trends, bold statements, and the occasional "what were they thinking?" moment. These looks set the tone for what’ll trickle down to street style and even fast fashion in the coming months. Plus, let’s be honest: judging outfits is half the fun.

Two major Indian creative forces—digital storytelling hub Pratilipi and production powerhouse Roy Kapur Films—are teaming up to turn popular stories from Pratilipi’s platform into films and series. Their first project is Charitraheen, a courtroom drama, with more adaptations to follow. Think of it as a pipeline for homegrown stories to jump from the page to the screen.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another deal—it’s a smart play to tap into India’s booming demand for local content. Pratilipi’s treasure trove of crowd-approved stories meets Roy Kapur’s production muscle, which could mean fresher, more diverse Indian narratives hitting screens soon. For audiences, it’s a win: more stories rooted in Indian voices, less reliance on remakes or foreign ideas. For creators, it’s a new avenue to get their work seen.