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Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has assured Islamabad residents that no trees will be cut during the planned renovation of F-9 Park. He said the project would avoid new concrete structures and instead focus on improved lighting, walkways, a lake, coffee shops and thousands of additional trees. The aim is to make the park greener, safer and more family-friendly. Read More…
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YouTuber Rajab Butt has drawn criticism after making a body-shaming remark about actor Durefishan Saleem during Ahmed Ali Butt’s podcast. The host faced scrutiny for not challenging the comment. Rajab has also sparked controversy over previous remarks and faced legal cases involving gambling app promotion, religious sentiments and an unlawfully kept lion cub. Read More…
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Mohammed Ali “Mo” Naqvi’s Hanging by a Wire has become the first documentary selected by Pakistan to represent the country in the Best International Feature Film category at the 2027 Academy Awards. The Pakistan Academy Selection Committee, led by Sana Zahra Jafri, included filmmakers, actors, producers and artists chosen for diverse experience and perspectives. Read More…
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Several international celebrities have faced professional consequences for publicly supporting Palestine. Actors Melissa Barrera and Susan Sarandon faced career setbacks, while rapper Macklemore was dropped from a tour after voicing support for Gaza. British duo Bob Vylan and Irish group Kneecap also faced cancellations and criticism over pro-Palestinian performances. Model Bella Hadid’s campaign was withdrawn following pressure on Adidas. Despite the backlash, many continued advocating for Palestinian rights. Read More…
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A key moment in Dar-e-Nijaat is Zaryab’s decision to sacrifice Harvard for Zamil, highlighting how deeply she prioritised their relationship. Yet the drama appears to steer her towards another man as a path to healing. Abu Bakr may be kind and decent, but Zaryab’s story could have been more powerful if she had chosen herself instead. Returning to Harvard, completing her education and rebuilding her life independently could have offered a different kind of happy ending. Read More…
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Pakistani designer Parishae Adnan drew attention after host Nadia Khan questioned her about her gym videos and choice of activewear during a TV interview. Adnan had appeared on the show following her achievement of closing Flying Solo’s New York Fashion Week show with her collection Second Skin. She responded calmly, highlighting how her fitness journey has inspired others and focusing on her work and achievements. Read More…
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Indian actor and comedian Mushtaq Khan, widely remembered for his role as Ballu in Welcome, has died at 75, according to the Press Trust of India. His son said Khan had been battling cancer and died at a Mumbai hospital on Thursday. Khan appeared in more than 500 films, including Hera Pheri and Gadar: Ek Prem Katha. Colleagues Sunny Deol and Rajpal Yadav paid tribute to the veteran actor. Read More…
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SEATTLE: Sarmad Khoosat’s film Lali is set to screen at the Tasveer Film Festival after premieres in Berlin and London and a win in Washington DC. The film will open the festival on October 15, featuring a red-carpet event and a cast-and-crew discussion. Starring Mamya Shajaffar, Lali explores fear, shame and violence within intimate relationships. Read More…
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Pakistan marked the 100th birth anniversary of legendary singer Noor Jehan on Monday, but celebrations were reportedly limited. Her grandson, actor Ahmed Ali Butt, criticised the lack of official tributes and broader efforts to preserve artists’ legacies. Born in Kasur in 1926, Noor Jehan enjoyed a career spanning six decades and recorded thousands of songs in several languages. Read More…
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Pakistani music producer Xulfi celebrated the inclusion of Coke Studio’s “Peechay Hutt” in Netflix’s new dance comedy Best of the Best. Released in 2022, the track features Hasan Raheem and Justin Bibis, with production by Talal Qureshi. Xulfi said the song’s international exposure represents Pakistani culture and music on a wider global stage. Read More…
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