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A first look at Jatayu from the upcoming Ramayana film has been released, revealing that Anupam Kher voices the noble bird character, conveying themes of dharma and valour. The glimpse has added to buzz around the big-budget adaptation, with audiences in India eagerly tracking updates as the film's release date draws attention.
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The upcoming film Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi, is set to be screened at Rashtrapati Bhavan, with the team also attending a promotional event in Bengaluru. The big-budget adaptation of the Hindu epic continues to draw wide attention in India ahead of its release.
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Indian fast bowler Mayank Yadav is drawing attention as India play West Indies in a T20I series in 2026. Coverage includes the second match's toss and preview, with Sanju Samson hitting a 21-ball fifty to match a Virat Kohli record. An Indian spinner also made headlines with a strong statement about chasing 250, calling for bowling machines in preparation.
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Makeup artist and beauty entrepreneur Isamaya Ffrench has left the brand she founded, according to insiders cited by Fashion Times UK. The reported shock exit has prompted discussion in beauty and fashion circles about what led to the departure and what it means for the future of the Isamaya beauty line.
- 5WODE MAYA and Miss Trudy share life as new parents in Ghana●A Day In Our Life As New Parents In Ghana! Wodemaya Ft Miss Trudy
Ghanaian musician WODE MAYA, together with Miss Trudy, has shared a look at a day in their life as new parents in Ghana. The glimpse into their family routine has drawn large attention, with viewers responding warmly to the couple's first public steps into parenthood and their everyday life raising a newborn.
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Interest is building around the big-budget Ramayana film as tickets are set to go on sale in eight days, according to reports. The movie, among India's most anticipated upcoming releases, is drawing attention ahead of advance bookings, with audiences eager to secure seats early.
- 7Rain brings relief and prayers to Zonguldak●Evet arkadaşlar, 2 saat önce Zonguldak ta yağmur çok güzel yağdı maşallah. Yağmur duası okumaya devam edeceğiz. ALLAH du
Residents of Zonguldak, Turkey, welcomed a long-awaited rainfall, with one local sharing that the city received a good spell of rain and vowing to continue prayer for more. In a region that has faced dry conditions, the downpour was greeted with gratitude and religious thanks, with people hoping their prayers for sustained rain will be answered.
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Egyptian tennis player Mayar Sherif is in the spotlight as she prepares to face Poland's Maja Chwalinska at the WTA Wuhan Open in China. Betting and prediction sites are publishing picks on the matchup, drawing attention from tennis fans tracking the Egyptian's progress on the tour.
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Pace bowler Mayank Yadav is making headlines during India's T20 international series against the West Indies, striking twice in the first over of the second match after West Indies had earlier levelled the series with a Hope century in the opener. Fans are tracking his returns closely across both fixtures.
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The second trailer for the upcoming film Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi, is drawing attention in India. The film is set to be screened at Rashtrapati Bhavan, with the team also scheduled to attend a promotional event in Bengaluru, adding to the growing excitement around the epic adaptation.
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Emayatzy Corinealdi leads the cast of the legal drama Reasonable Doubt, which is drawing fresh attention as its fourth season continues, with recaps and breakdowns of the latest episode circulating among viewers. Corinealdi plays defense attorney Jax Stewart, the central character of the series, which has built a steady audience since its debut.
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Fast bowler Mayank Yadav delivered twin wickets in his opening over at 149.5 kmph as India posted a record T20I total against West Indies in Ranchi. Despite his early burst, West Indies' Shai Hope and Rutherford powered the tourists to a historic chase of 250, their highest successful T20 run chase, taking the second T20I.
- 13Mayans once used cocoa beans as money▼CWNP Fun Fact Chocolate was a form of currency for trade in Mexico and South America by ancient Mayans. Mayans traded co
A trivia fact is making the rounds: centuries before chocolate became a sweet treat, the ancient Mayans of Mexico and South America used cocoa beans as currency, trading them with the Aztecs as a form of money. The tidbit highlights how deeply valued cocoa was in pre-Columbian economies, long before its modern use in confectionery.
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Fast bowler Mayank Yadav is making headlines during India's T20I series against the West Indies, after tearing through the visitors' top order with two wickets in the first over of the second match. India's bowling coach Morne Morkel had singled out Yadav's pace as the team's X-factor before the series, while the West Indies bounced back with a historic win in the second T20I, drawing praise for Carlos Brathwaite for their never-say-die attitude.
- 15Bollywood Buzz: Ramayana Marketing, Stree 3 and Love & War▼Ramayana Disaster Marketing Continues! Stree 3, Love & War - Flick the News 102
Discussion around Indian cinema continues, with criticism mounting over the marketing of the upcoming Ramayana film, which some are calling a disaster. Alongside it, chatter is building around sequels and big-budget projects, including Stree 3 and Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Love & War, as audiences debate whether the industry's publicity strategies are working.
- 16Former tokusatsu actress Maya Imamori sparks backlash over pregnancy remarks●https://www. tkhunt.com/2601324/ 元戦隊女優・今森茉耶、高1妊娠告白と「おろしたとは言ってない」発言で波紋…「宅建取得」宣言は “彼氏のため” の迷走ぶり(SmartFLASH)|dメニューニュース(NTTド
Maya Imamori, a former actress from a Super Sentai series, is drawing criticism after revealing she became pregnant in her first year of high school and saying she 'never said she had an abortion.' The article also describes her stated plan to obtain a real estate broker licence as being for her boyfriend, calling her actions erratic. Commenters are reacting with surprise and concern over her statements and career direction.
- 17Kimaya Diggs on Songwriting and Feeling Seen▼Kimaya Diggs on How Writing Music Helps to See and Feel Seen
Singer-songwriter Kimaya Diggs discusses how writing music helps her understand her own experiences while creating connection with listeners who feel seen through her songs. In comments shared via Hypebot, she frames songwriting as both self-discovery and a form of mutual recognition between artist and audience, offering an intimate look at her creative process.
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Indian fast bowler Mayank Yadav is trending in multiple countries, including India, the US, the UK and Singapore, as attention focuses on the first T20I of India's 2026 series against the West Indies. Cricket fans and media are discussing the match highlights released by the BCCI, with Yadav among the names drawing the most interest across search and social platforms.
- 19New book spotlights five Black women artists of the civil rights era●Adding to Books of Interest or TBR: FREEDOM’S GATE: Maya Angelou, Lorraine Hansberry, Abbey Lincoln, Miriam Makeba, and
A new book, Freedom's Gate by scholar Soyica Diggs Colbert, profiles Maya Angelou, Lorraine Hansberry, Abbey Lincoln, Miriam Makeba and Nina Simone, focusing on their performances at a New York nightclub that played a formative role in the civil rights movement. Readers are adding the title to their to-be-read lists and sharing the recommendation within book communities.
- 20Craft chocolate tasting spotlights Belize Maya Mountain 75%●Blue: Ritual #Chocolate - Belize Maya Mountain 75%: Tasting notes: Dried Fig, Cherry, Tobacco Brown: Lamourette Chocolat
Chocolate enthusiasts are sharing tasting notes on small-batch craft bars, including Ritual Chocolate's Belize Maya Mountain 75%, described with notes of dried fig, cherry and tobacco, alongside a Lamourette single-origin Trinitario bar from Venezuela's Sur del Lago region. The posts highlight growing interest in single-origin bean-to-bar chocolate and the specific flavour profiles of rare cacao from Belize and Venezuela.
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Fast bowler Mayank Yadav is trending after tearing through the West Indies top order in the second T20 International, taking two wickets in the opening over. Fans and cricket outlets are hailing the young paceman's fiery spell, with discussion surging across India, the US, Canada and the UK.
- 22Maya Angelou quote on hate and kindness circulates widely●Hate it has caused a lot of problems in this world, but it has not solved one yet. - Maya Angelou # kindness # compassio
A Maya Angelou quotation, "Hate has caused a lot of problems in this world, but it has not solved one yet," is being shared widely, accompanied by hashtags on kindness, compassion and mental health. Users are passing it along as a reminder of the value of compassion in dealing with conflict and emotional wellbeing, giving new life to the writer's words.
- 23Three Years On, Britain Prosecutes Pro-Palestine Solidarity, Writer Argues▼“Three Years On, Britain Prosecuted the Solidarity” by David Miller in Al Mayadeen English @ palestine@fedibird.com @ Pa
An article by David Miller published in Al Mayadeen English argues that three years after the October 7 Al-Aqsa Flood attack, Britain has moved to prosecute supporters of Palestinian solidarity, which he claims exposed what he calls the genocidal nature of the settler-colonial project. The piece is circulating among pro-Palestine accounts, who share it as a critique of UK policing and prosecution of protest activity.
- 24Fitch keeps negative outlook on Israel, expects Hormuz deal by 2027●Fitch maintains negative outlook on 'Israel', sees Hormuz deal in 2027 | Al Mayadeen English https:// english.almayadeen
Fitch Ratings has maintained its negative outlook on Israel, citing ongoing risks tied to the war and regional tensions, while projecting that an agreement over the Strait of Hormuz could come in 2027. The agency's assessment points to continued economic and fiscal uncertainty for the country. Commenters are sharing the report as a signal of how international ratings firms view Israel's financial trajectory amid the unresolved conflict.
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The Celebrity Traitors is driving conversation in the UK, with the BBC show's twists keeping viewers hooked. Maya Jama hinted that two more Faithfuls are at risk of elimination, while Richard E. Grant's latest misstep has led many viewers to believe his exit is near. Bella Ramsey is also trending in connection with the series, though the specific reason remains unclear.
- 26Five killed, seven injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza●Five martyred, seven injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza over 24 hours | Al Mayadeen English https:// english.almayadeen.
Medical sources in Gaza report five people killed and seven injured in Israeli attacks over 24 hours. The latest casualties bring the overall death toll from the war on Gaza to 74,389, with over 175,000 injured, as strikes continue across the besieged territory despite ongoing international calls for a ceasefire.
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Television presenter Maya Jama has publicly defended a controversial decision made on Celebrity Traitors, the star-studded version of the reality competition she hosts. Her comments come after criticism from viewers about how the show's latest round unfolded. Details of exactly what she said and how audiences have responded remain limited, but the defence has kept the show in the headlines.
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Maya Imemori, a former sentai heroine, has announced that she will not return to the entertainment industry. The news drew attention after she revealed a new direction on her YouTube channel that contrasted with what viewers had expected from her. Commenters are discussing her surprising career shift away from acting and whether this marks a genuine departure from public life or a new chapter in a different field.
- 29Celebrity Traitors contestant banished as another murder looms●Players banish Celebrity Traitors contestant as another murder looms https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/j
Players on the BBC's Celebrity Traitors have banished another contestant from the castle, with the Traitors set to carry out another murder in the next episode. Names linked to coverage include Julie Hesmondhalgh, Amol Rajan, Bella Ramsey and Maya Jama. The BBC One reality contest continues to draw wide attention as eliminations and secret betrayals keep viewers guessing.
- 30Amol Rajan jokes Maya Jama has 'satanic power' on Celebrity Traitors●Celebrity Traitors' Amol Rajan calls Maya Jama 'a satanic power'
Broadcaster Amol Rajan described presenter Maya Jama as 'a satanic power' during Celebrity Traitors, in what is understood to be playful banter about her command over the show's contestants as host. The remark, reported by PinkNews, has drawn attention as the celebrity edition of the hit reality format continues to generate viral moments and commentary.
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George Mason University is featuring Maya Bayat in a 'Patriot Profile', an occasional series highlighting members of its student or campus community. The profile introduces Bayat's background and activities at the Virginia university. Little further detail is available beyond the feature itself.
- 32Richard E Grant says Traitors co-stars avoided eye contact before vote●Richard E Grant: Players would not look me in the eye before Traitors vote https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-
Actor Richard E Grant has said fellow contestants would not look him in the eye before the vote on The Traitors, describing the tension of the show's banishment rounds. He appeared alongside presenter Maya Jama and comedian James Acaster in the celebrity version of the hit reality series. Fans are following each episode's betrayals closely.
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Mayank Yadav is being searched widely across multiple countries, including India, Singapore, the UK and Canada. The fast bowler has drawn attention amid India's series against the West Indies, where the visitors brought in Gudakesh Motie and won the toss, electing to bowl, while India went in with an unchanged side.
- 34Maya Jama calls her Celebrity Traitors recruitment choice 'stupid'▼Maya Jama explains her 'stupid' choice to recruit James and Hannah on The Celebrity Traitors
Maya Jama has spoken about her decision to recruit James and Hannah as Traitors on The Celebrity Traitors, describing the choice as 'stupid'. The BBC reality competition has been drawing strong attention with its celebrity line-up, and fans are debating whether the recruitment move will pay off or prove a costly mistake as the series unfolds.
- 35Celebrity Traitors contestant speaks out after banishment●Celebrity Traitors contestant speaks out after banishment https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/richard-e-gr
A contestant on the Celebrity Traitors has spoken publicly after being banished from the competition. The BBC reality series, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, features famous faces including Richard E Grant, Miranda Hart, James Acaster and Maya Jama playing the murder-mystery game. Attention is on the banished star's reaction and what their exit means for the remaining contestants.
- 36Drawing of Mayakovsky's 1921 Constituent Assembly artwork shared●# VladimirMayakovsky # ВладимирМаяковский Constituent Assembly; 1921 # art # mastoart # drawing
An artist has shared a drawing referencing Vladimir Mayakovsky's 1921 work 'Constituent Assembly', the Soviet futurist poet and playwright's satirical piece created in the early years of revolutionary Russia. The post, tagged for art communities, is being shared among art and history enthusiasts on the fediverse.
- 37Uwajimaya CEO Denise Moriguchi plots family business's future▼Uwajimaya CEO Denise Moriguchi aims to take her family's business into the future
Denise Moriguchi, CEO of Uwajimaya, the family-owned Japanese grocery chain based in the Pacific Northwest, is laying out plans to modernize and grow the business founded by her family. She discusses how she intends to balance the company's heritage with new strategies to keep it competitive for the next generation.
- 38UN: One in 21 women and girls in Gaza killed or disabled●One in 21 women, girls in Gaza killed or left disabled: UN | Al Mayadeen English https:// english.almayadeen.net/news/po
UN Women estimates that Israel's war in Gaza has killed or permanently disabled roughly one in 21 women and girls in the territory, according to figures cited by Al Mayadeen English. The statistic highlights the severe toll of nearly two years of conflict on Gaza's female population and is drawing attention to calls for international protection of civilians.
- 39Celebrity Traitors draws 10.3 million viewers for episode three▼The Celebrity Traitors episode three attracts peak audience of 10.3 million https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity
The Celebrity Traitors pulled in a peak audience of 10.3 million viewers for its third episode in the UK, cementing the celebrity edition of the BBC reality format as one of the biggest television events of the season. The line-up features well-known names including Maya Jama, Richard E. Grant, James Blunt and Bella Ramsey.
- 40Over 21,000 children killed in Gaza, 650,000 in dire conditions●More than 21,000 children killed in Gaza, 650,000 face dire conditions. https:// english.almayadeen.net/news/po litics/m
Reports circulating say more than 21,000 children have been killed in Gaza since the start of the war, with around 650,000 children facing dire humanitarian conditions including shortages of food, water and shelter. Commenters are sharing the figures alongside calls for international legal accountability, tagging bodies such as the International Criminal Court and the European Union.
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