Legendary actor Jack Betts passes away at 96

Karisma Kapoor traveled to Delhi with her kids, Samaira and Kiaan, to attend a prayer meet for her ex-husband, Sunjay Kapur, who died of a heart attack in London. Her sister Kareena Kapoor and brother-in-law Saif Ali Khan also joined them at the airport, showing family solidarity during the somber occasion.

Editor’s Note: Even though Bollywood stars often make headlines for glamorous events, this story is a reminder that they face personal losses just like anyone else. The Kapoor-Khan family’s public appearance highlights how they’re leaning on each other during a tough time—something many people can relate to. It’s a glimpse into the private side of fame.

A video of Bollywood actor Govinda resting his head on a young girl's shoulder during a flight has gone viral, sparking backlash on social media. While some criticized his behavior as inappropriate, others questioned whether it was even him in the clip or if the girl was Raveena Tandon's daughter, Rasha Thadani. The debate overshadowed the initial buzz about his new look.

Editor’s Note: Public figures are constantly under scrutiny, and even seemingly small actions can blow up into major controversies. This incident highlights how quickly social media can amplify criticism—whether fair or not—and turn a private moment into a public debate. For Govinda, it’s an unwelcome distraction from his professional comeback.

In a throwback interview from the '90s, Bollywood star Karisma Kapoor reflects on breaking the Kapoor family mold by becoming an actress—a career traditionally reserved for the men in her dynasty. She credits her grandfather, legendary filmmaker Raj Kapoor, for backing her bold move and recalls her warm welcome on the set of Nishchay alongside Salman Khan and Reema Lagoo. Her leap into acting wasn’t just personal; it cracked open doors for future generations of women in the industry.

Editor’s Note: Karisma’s story isn’t just nostalgia—it’s a reminder of how one person’s defiance can reshape an entire industry’s norms. Before her, Bollywood’s elite families often sidelined women’s careers; her success helped normalize nepotism with opportunity, not just exclusion. For fans, it’s a peek at the grit behind the glitz.

Karisma Kapoor, born into Bollywood’s legendary Kapoor family, carved her own path as the first woman in the clan to become an actor. Her debut in Prem Qaidi marked the start of a career built on resilience, especially after her parents' separation, which shaped her early life. While her legacy is glamorous, her story is more about grit than fairy-tale ease.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another star-kid story—it’s about how Karisma broke norms in a traditional industry (and family). Her journey resonates with anyone who’s had to redefine success on their own terms, making it more relatable than the usual glitz-heavy celeb profiles.

Amid the excitement of Dua Lipa’s debut Wembley Stadium show, a new team of Met officers patrolled the crowd with a specific mission: to spot and deter predatory behavior targeting women and girls. While fans danced and celebrated in the summer heat, these plainclothes officers blended in, keeping an eye out for potential threats as reports of violence against women continue to rise.

Editor’s Note: Concertgoers—especially women—should be able to enjoy live music without fear, but recent trends make that harder. This story highlights a proactive (if sobering) response to a growing problem, showing how authorities are adapting to protect people in crowded spaces. It’s not just about policing; it’s about making sure nights out stay joyful, not fraught.