Bad Boys Ride or Die ( Review )

'Bad Boys Ride or Die' the latest installment in the 'Bad Boys' franchise, reunites Will Smith and Martin Lawrence as the iconic duo Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett. Directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, the film promises high-octane action, witty banter, and the camaraderie fans have come to love. But does it deliver the goods? As a film critic, I dive into the heart of this explosive ride to see if it lives up to the legacy. Read More...

Will Shakib's 'Toofan' outshine the rest?

This Eid promises an array of cinematic delights for Bangladeshi movie buffs, with a lineup of special releases set to hit the screens. Among these, the spotlight falls on the much-anticipated film 'Toofan', featuring none other than Shakib Khan and directed by the talented Raihan Rafi. Read More...

A Daring Experiment in Perspective: Glazer's "The Zone of Interest"

"The Zone of Interest" stands out as one of the most daring films of recent times. Jonathan Glazer’s latest work is a radical experiment in perspective, limiting the audience’s view of atrocities while adopting that of the perpetrators. Read More...

Sangeet Oikko Bangladesh felicitates Rezwana Choudhury Bannya on receiving 'Padma Shri'

Sangeet Oikko Bangladesh, the umbrella organisation for several of the country's music-related groups, has honoured the eminent Rabindra Sangeet artist Rezwana Choudhury Bannya, who has recently been named as one of the distinguished recipients of India’s prestigious "Padma Shri" award by the Government of India. Read More...

Victoria Monet wins Grammy for Best New Artist

Victoria Monet on Sunday won the coveted Best New Artist Grammy, beating an eclectic field including Bronx rapper Ice Spice to earn the honor. Monet entered the night with seven nominations including one for the prestigious Record of the Year award, after her debut studio album "Jaguar II" sparked a commercial breakthrough following years in the industry. Read More...

Rocker Jon Bon Jovi honored at pre-Grammy gala.

Bruce Springsteen played a blistering duet with Jon Bon Jovi to honor the latter artist at a pre-Grammy gala Friday, as superstars including Paul McCartney danced along to an event heavy on New Jersey pride. The two rock icons had the crowd on its feet for rollicking renditions of Bon Jovi's hit "Who Says You Can't Go Home" and Springsteen's "The Promised Land." Read More...