Inside Karan Johar’s Rs 32 crore duplex

The folks who brought you Last One Laughing UK are cooking up another quirky comedy show. This time, comedians will team up to haul a massive ball across all sorts of wild terrains—think slapstick meets endurance challenge. It’s based on a Dutch hit called Let’s Play Ball, which already racked up over a million YouTube views and is heading to Dutch TV soon.

Editor’s Note: Comedy formats are getting weirder (and funnier), and this one’s got potential to be the next viral hit. If the Dutch version’s success is any clue, audiences love watching comedians struggle hilariously with absurd tasks—and British viewers might be next in line for the laughs. Plus, it’s another sign of how global TV ideas bounce around, getting local twists along the way.

Slovakia and Hungary are seeing a worrying trend of far-right governments purging cultural leaders—like the abrupt firing of Slovak National Theatre director Matej Drlička—under the guise of "cleansing" contemporary arts. Delegates at the Karlovy Vary festival warn this isn’t just a local issue but a broader threat to creative freedom in Central Europe.

Editor’s Note: When governments start deciding who gets to run theaters or fund art, it’s rarely just about budgets or taste—it’s about controlling narratives. This crackdown in Slovakia and Hungary echoes tactics used to stifle dissent elsewhere, and artists across the region are right to sound the alarm. Culture wars can quickly become democracy wars.

Hollywood stars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni are gearing up for a legal battle, with depositions set for July 17. Lively has accused Baldoni of harassment, while Baldoni previously countersued—though that suit was dismissed. The trial, scheduled for March 2026 in New York, will see both actors testify, setting the stage for a high-profile courtroom drama. Lively has framed the case as part of her commitment to defending women’s rights.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another tabloid feud—it’s a serious legal clash with potential ripple effects in Hollywood. Lively’s stance on women’s rights could amplify scrutiny around workplace behavior in the industry, while the drawn-out timeline (2026?!) means this saga will linger in the headlines. For fans, it’s a stark reminder that fame doesn’t shield stars from messy, real-world conflicts.

July 2025 has already delivered some unforgettable celebrity fashion moments—both dazzling and disastrous. From Priyanka Chopra’s bold "car-wash couture" look (yes, you read that right) to other head-turning red carpet and street style hits (and misses), this roundup covers the highs and lows of celeb style this month. Whether you love it or cringe at it, there’s plenty to talk about.

Editor’s Note: Fashion is fun, subjective, and often polarizing—especially when it comes to celebrities pushing boundaries. This story taps into our collective love (or schadenfreude) for judging high-profile outfits, sparking debates and setting trends. Whether you’re here for inspiration or just to gawk, these moments shape pop culture and keep fashion conversations lively.

Ranbir Kapoor, currently vacationing in London with Alia Bhatt to celebrate Neetu Kapoor’s birthday, took time to charm fans on the streets. Photos and videos show him posing for selfies and chatting warmly, with many praising his approachable and genuine demeanor. The wholesome moments quickly went viral, adding to the actor’s reputation as a relatable star.

Editor’s Note: While it’s just a lighthearted glimpse of a star’s off-duty life, these small interactions matter—they humanize celebrities and reinforce fan connections. In an era where PR often feels polished and distant, Ranbir’s casual friendliness stands out, making it a feel-good story that resonates with audiences.