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January 5, 2026

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‘2025 Gave Me The Absolute Worst And The Absolute Best’, Hania Aamir Reflects On Her Tough Year

Hania Aamir started the year on a deeply reflective note, offering a rare and candid glimpse into the reality of her life away from the limelight. In a heartfelt Instagram post, the actor reminded followers that even the most glamorous lives carry moments of struggle. Sharing a carousel of photos from throughout 2025, the Meri Zindagi Hai Tu The star captioned the post: “2025 gave me the absolute worst and the absolute best.” The images marked a period of intense learning and emotional reckoning for Aamir, who admitted the year challenged her understanding of strength and resilience. Reflecting on her

January 4, 2026

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Guillermo del Toro Reflects on Achieving Lifetime ‘Frankenstein’ Goal

Guillermo del Toro Reflects on Achieving Lifetime ‘Frankenstein’ Goal Guillermo del Toro has spoken about fulfilling his lifelong wish to bring his own version of Frankenstein history on the silver screens. Frankensteinclassic novel originally written by Mary Shelly, adapted by Del Toro starring Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi and Mia Goth. In a post-screening Q&A with director Jason Reitman, the Mexican director shared that bringing Frankenstein to the big screen has been his dream since he was 11 years old, when he first read the novel. “My whole life, I’ve been aiming for this movie,” he said. “All 50 years of

December 31, 2025

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Gisele Bündchen reflects ‘as 2025 draws to a close’

Gisele Bündchen enters 2026 with a heartfelt post Gisele Bündchen ends the year with gratitude and reflection as she talks about life after welcoming her youngest child. The supermodel, 45, shared an emotional message about the end of 2025, offering a rare glimpse into her life as a mother once again and the personal growth she’s experienced in recent months. In a heartfelt post on social media, Bündchen reflected on what she described as a deeply transformative year. “As 2025 comes to an end, my heart is full,” she wrote, alongside photos documenting her pregnancy and quiet moments with her

December 28, 2025

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PIA privatization reflects government’s seriousness to shrink commercial footprint: experts

A PIA plane is pictured mid-flight. — AFP/File KARACHI: Experts have hailed the delayed privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) saying the move sends a strong signal to investors that the government is serious about shrinking its commercial footprint and tackling inefficiencies that have drained public resources for years. The News reported on Wednesday. “The government will have to make sustained efforts to get out of business,” Uzair Younus, a Washington-based economic analyst, said in comments to the report. He described the PIA transaction as a turning point, adding that other sectors, particularly energy, should follow. “Privatization and deregulation of

December 24, 2025

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PIA privatization reflects govt’s resolve to overhaul aviation sector: DG CAA

A representational image of the PIA plane. — APP/File Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) Director General Nadir Shafi Dar said on Tuesday that the successful privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) was a clear demonstration of the government’s determination to transform the country’s aviation sector. In a statement, Dar credited Defense Minister Khawaja Asif and Defense Minister Lt. Gen. Muhammad Ali for providing critical support that allowed the PCAA to make key reforms, leading to the lifting of air restrictions imposed by the European Commission and the United Kingdom. He said the removal of these restrictions was instrumental in the

December 18, 2025

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Justin Theroux Reflects on His Role as Mister House in ‘Fallout’

Justin Theroux Plays Mr. House in ‘Fallout’ Justin Theroux embraces the topical edge of his latest role as he steps into his world Fallout Season 2 as the powerful and disturbing Robert House. The Emmy-winning actor says part of the appeal was exploring a character that feels eerily familiar in today’s world. Talking to me DeadlineTheroux shared that playing House gave him room to explore these parallels without feeling heavy handed. “I don’t really think of him as the bad guy,” she explained. “I had fun poking fun at a billionaire tech class like that. At least internally, it was

December 17, 2025

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Colin Farrell reflects on the cinema experience

Colin Farrell has revealed that Steven Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind was the first film that made him feel personally as a child, leaving a lasting emotional impression beyond its sci-fi spectacle. The actor reflected on the experience while discussing formative films that shaped his relationship with cinema. Farrell said that while he initially went into the film expecting entertainment, the film surprised him with its emotional depth. Beneath the alien encounters and iconic imagery, he found a poignant and true portrayal of family dysfunction that resonated deeply with his own upbringing. According to Farrell, it was the

December 2, 2025

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Depp reflects on creative life and past love

Actor Johnny Depp speaks in front of one of his paintings during an interview following a media preview of his art exhibit in Tokyo. Photo: AFP TOKYO: Johnny Depp unveiled a collection of his work titled ‘A Bunch of Stuff’ in Tokyo on Thursday, giving fans a rare glimpse into his creative universe beyond the silver screen. The exhibition, which includes works created over three decades, follows the debut of his collection in New York and has been hailed as an exhibition of his enduring artistic curiosity. “Acting is a form of expression, music certainly is and so is painting,

October 16, 2025

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Channing Tatum Reflects On The ‘Crazy’ True Story Of ‘Roofman’

Hollywood star Channing Tatum transforms into a suave and no-nonsense real-life criminal in the comedy-drama “Roofman.” Directed and written by Oscar-nominated director Derek Cianfrance, the film tells the story of US Army veteran and father of three, Jeffrey Manchester, who was nicknamed “Roofman” after robbing over 40 McDonald’s restaurants by breaking into the roof. Described by his friend as “the smartest dumb guy I know”, the film sees Manchester sentenced to 45 years in prison for his crimes and using his wits and observational skills to escape. Instead of running, Manchester manages to hide in a local toy store for

October 6, 2025

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Government closure reflects US political dysfunction

Karachi: We are once again watching the inaugural act of the government of America – a political serial that has played less than a few dozen times in the last five decades. The cast rarely changes: Democrats and Republicans are negotiating charges throughout the corridor. The story is also familiar: party brinkmanship played for political profit. At the core of this drama is the failure of Congress and the president to agree to government funding services. When this happens, non-basic government functions cease, federal employees are full of critical services, such as the control of national security and air traffic,

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