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Universal Studios has reopened its crowd-puller ride Fast & the Furious: Supercharged at their Orlando resort.

There are a lot of people like you and I aching to watch No Time To Die.

Disney and Universal are engaged in a tussle with the California Governor over the recent controversy surrounding COVID-19 healthcare guidelines mandating and prohibiting theme park openings across the state.

The traditional theater scene is not looking good.

Doing more than just existing is what makes life worth living.

Given the way gadgets are priced these days, one can't buy a lot of high-tech devices in a Rs. 1 lakh budget.

If family vacation is on your mind, thumbs up for the idea!

If a humble foreign trip with family is what you are planning, Amusement parks should definitely be a part of the itinerary.

Although we are barely into 2019, there is nothing stopping us from looking forward to the major releases in 2020.

The DC Extended Universe of movies was launched by Warner Bros. in 2013, starting with Man of Steel, followed by Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Wonder Woman, Justice League and now has Aquaman lined up, which has already garnered a positive initial response.

However nice the iPhone X looks, there's long list of things one can buy in the amount it ends up sucking out of your pockets.

Priyanka Chopra was set to act with Chris Pratt in an upcoming Universal Studios film 'Cowboy Ninja Viking'.

Sources said that the Information and Broadcast Ministry has decided to restructure the inter-ministerial panel that oversees violations in broadcast media.

The Centre has decided to review its decision of imposing a one-day ban on NDTV, after receiving criticism from several quarters.

NDTV has moved the Supreme Court over the government's recent one-day ban imposed on the channel.

News Time Assam, a television news channel based in Assam was ordered by the Union Government to go off air for one day.

Modi-government justified the penalty doled out for the "huge indiscretion and violation of rules" saying instead of a 30-day ban only 1-day ban had been handed out to NDTV.

The Editors Guild of India criticized the government's decision to take NDTV India off the air for one day over their coverage of the Pathankot attacks.

In the first instance of a broadcaster being brought to book for coverage of terror attacks, the Information and Broadcast Ministry may ask NDTV India to go off-air for a day over their coverage of the Pathankot attack.

India's IT Department fined media and journalism giant New Delhi Television (NDTV) with a penalty amount of Rs.525 crore for tax evasion.