A camera soars above Dublin then glides toward a promontory where a solitary figure stands in front of a memorial plaque. A frothy score wrangles our emotions. Don’t get too sad, it seems to say, before the camera closes in on a sorrowful Lily Fox. Set in 1967, “The Miracle Club,” directed by Thaddeus O’Sullivan, […]
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Queen Camilla is joined in the Royal Box by Mary Berry and Peter Phillips
Queen Camilla was joined by culinary royalty today as both Her Majesty and Mary Berry attended the Royal Box at Wimbledon – and as the action kicked off on Centre Court, she looked very animated. Dressed in Wimbledon whites, Camilla, 75, looked elegant in a knee-length dress with navy piping. The royal finished the look […]
‘Barbie’ gets rave reviews and generates Oscar buzz
We are so close to Barbie hitting theatres, but some lucky SOBs (sons of Barbies!) have already seen it and-no surprise-loved it. Thanks to preview screenings and premieres, the first round of reactions have hit the Internet, and they’re almost completely positive, praising the film’s mix of humour, heart and incredible visuals. They love this […]
Beautiful headland home with incredible views and gated access to a beach goes on sale
A remote coastal home that sits by itself on a spectacular headland and has its own private beach access has gone on the market for £2.25m. The Count House is set on the cliff at Ligger Point overlooking Perran Bay in Cornwall and the Atlantic Ocean. The headland is an area of outstanding natural beauty […]
Made by Allah Bakhsh, Sohni Mahiwal — A Century of Masterpiece displayed at Alhamra
It has been a century since the creation of the masterpiece based on the famous and beloved folk tale of Sohni Mahiwal by the world-renowned artist, Ustad Allah Bakhsh. Painted in 1923, this artwork stands as a testament to the enduring talent and creativity of the artist. Since 1996, this remarkable piece has been displayed […]
A Pale View of the Hills — emotions of grief and fallibility of memory
Kazuo Ishiguro, the Japanese-born British novelist, is a master of telling the delicate story of someone who is enamoured of suppressing his feelings. He is a phenomenal and inimitable storyteller. Ishiguro develops a story from the very humdrum lives of ordinary people, but when he develops a story, the story becomes unique in its own […]
TaTaTu partners with Berlin’s TV Series Festival on short film contest #ShareYourShort
TaTaTu, the ground-breaking rewards-based social media app founded by Andrea Iervolino, and Berlin’s TV Series Festival, the prestigious TV event that celebrates the future of storytelling and TV culture, unveiled the #ShareYourShort contest on Tuesday. The exciting initiative invites visionary filmmakers to submit their shorts on TaTaTu. Submitted shorts will be showcased on the platform […]
Lahore Arts Council announces Script Writing Competition
The Lahore Arts Council announced an exciting competition for scriptwriting for theatre drama. The competition is divided into categories catering to experienced and aspiring writers. This competition’s primary aim is to promote theatre adaptation to address important social themes. Executive Director Alhamra, Muhammad Saleem Sagar, expressed his enthusiasm for the competition, stating that it will […]
GCU’s annual play takes the audience on an enthralling journey through time
Recently, the Government College Dramatics Club (GCDC) presented a compelling stage play that took the audience on an enthralling journey through time. Focusing on the life of Tipu Sultan, a prominent ruler of the subcontinent, the play explored his complex relationship with the British, immersing spectators in the spirit of a bygone era and connecting […]
Mark Zuckerberg reveals his caffeine intake is ‘zero’
Most recognise tech mogul Mark Zuckerberg as a ‘genius’ who redefined the space of social media with Meta, formerly Facebook. But did you know that the billionaire is a big-time fitness aficionado? When he is not busy running the social media giant, he takes out time for his health and fitness by abiding by a […]








