Jada Pinkett Smith turned her husband’s Oscar-night blowup into a teachable moment about alopecia areata, the hair-loss disorder affecting her and millions of others that, in some cases, can impact a person’s sense of identity.

The duo of Ferdous and Nipun, popular for their films “Bayanno Theke Ekattor”, “Shorgo Theke Norok”, “Obujh Bou” and “Ontordhan”, among others, are coming back yet again to the silver screen with “Sujon Majhi”.

Netflix original “Stranger Things” is currently airing a critically acclaimed season 4, which according to the platform, is breaking their all-time opening weekend record.

When KK was singing these lines at Kolkata’s Nazrul Mancha on Tuesday, no one could foresee the irony of these words.

Beginning his career with noted theatre troupe Prachyanat, Shahed Ali ventured into the silver screen with the Goutam Ghose directorial film “Moner Manush”. After earning accolades for his performance in Ashfaque Nipun’s well-received web series “Mohanagar”, the actor was last seen in “Dour’. Shahed Ali is all set for his upcoming web production “Refugee”, which will be releasing on Hoichoi on June 10. He is also looking forward to his film "Omanush".

Klaus Meine, the lead singer of popular German hard rock band Scorpions, revealed that they changed the lyrics of its famous song “Wind of Change” as he no longer wanted to romanticise Russia following the invasion of Ukraine, The Guardian reported.

Noted Indian singer Krishnakumar Kunnath, popularly known as KK, passed away on Tuesday night after falling ill while performing at a concert in Kolkata, Indian Express reports.

The Sydney Film Festival (SFF) has announced the 2022 official competition jury, who will award the Sydney Film Prize to one of the 12 titles in the official competition, alongside the first slate of stars and filmmaker guests to attend the festival, which runs from June 8 to 19.

For the first time in her career, Tanjin Tisha is playing identical twins on television. The popular actress will portray the titular characters in the tele-fiction, “Chinky Pinky”, directed by Ruhel Hasan.

Siam Ahmed has been ruling over theatres since his film “Shaan” and “Paap Punyo” released recently.

“Why Not” brings forth the issue of Korean comfort women and Bangladeshi Biranganas. The documentary, through memory threads, weaves together a story of what it means to be survivors of sexual violence during war, and their unquenchable thirst for justice and redressal.

Coming back in theatres after nearly four decades, “Top Gun: Maverick”, the Tom Cruise-led sequel, is already a blockbuster. The film was released on May 27 and is the second part to “Top Gun”, which came out in 1986.

From introducing Alia Bhatt and Varun Dhawan in “Student of the Year” to providing the successful launch pad for Ananya Panday and Janhvi Kapoor, Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar has played a vital role in the careers of several star kids.

Keya Payel is one of the rising stars of our television industry, winning over fans with her acting prowess and simplicity. Recently the actress has impressed the audience with some of shows aired during Eid.

Popular musician Imran Mahmudul lent his voice to the Hindi track “Mainu Das Tu”, which crossed 1 Million views in just a day of its release.

South Korean cinema has once again hit the global headlines after director Park Chan-wook bagged the award for best director for his production “Decision to Leave” and Song Kang-ho won best actor for his drama “Broker” at the 75th Cannes Film Festival.

The official teaser of the first English Language film based on the Liberation War of Bangladesh, “JK 1971”, released yesterday to critical acclaim.

The 75th instalment of the Cannes Film Festival wrapped up recently after two weeks of screening films from all over the world.

Noted television actor Sazu Khadem has been spending busy days on the sets. The actor, who recently hosted Meril-Prothom Alo awards, is now in conversation for his quick wit, as well as three new films this season.

Humayun Faridee and Raisul Islam Asad spent a long time together for Dhaka Theatre. The two have acted together in theatre, television dramas and films. They have many happy memories, and on Humayun Faridee’s birthday, Raisul Islam Asad reminisced the late great actor.