Directed by Luv Ranjan, the forthcoming rom-com Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety has been postponed once again. Now, the film will release on 23rd February 2018. Earlier, it was scheduled to come on 9th February.
Starring Kartik Aaryan, Nushrat Bharucha and Sunny Singh in prominent roles, the movie was originally slated to release in 2017. However, the makers delayed it for a few months and decided to come in January 2018. But the release date was pushed once again and 9th February was locked as the new release date for the film. And now, it is shifting to 23rd February from 9th February.
Reportedly, the makers have taken this decision to avoid a clash with two upcoming biggies Pad Man and Aiyaary, which release theatrically on February 9. Featuring Akshay Kumar, Sonam Kapoor, and Radhika Apte, Pad Man was earlier slated to release on 25th February. However, Akshay decided to delay his film by two weeks to make way for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmaavat after the latter requested the former for the same.
Produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, and Luv Ranjan, Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety will now clash with Yash Raj Films’ Hichki. Directed by Sidharth P Malhotra, the movie stars Rani Mukerji in the lead role.
Liver King calls out Joe Rogan in a bizarre social media video
Proposes a £790,000 fight, with proceeds going to charity
Claims it’s about principle after Rogan’s past criticism
Rogan yet to respond to the challenge
Liver King resurfaces with challenge for Joe Rogan
Brian Johnson, known online as the Liver King, has reappeared in the spotlight following the Netflix documentary Untold: The Liver King. After months of silence following his steroid use controversy, Johnson has posted a series of videos, culminating in a direct challenge to podcast host Joe Rogan.
In the video, he dons a wolf-head hat and holds what appear to be gold-plated guns, saying: “Joe Rogan, I’m calling you out… I have zero training in jiu-jitsu, you’re a black belt. You should dismantle me—but I’m picking a fight with you.”
Johnson says the proposed match is not about winning, but about standing by a principle. He accused Rogan of attacking his character and said: “You can’t pick a fight with a real king and then expect there to not be an actual fight.”
He suggested a $1 million fight with the prize money to be donated to a charity that is “good and true”.
Rogan’s 2022 criticism
The Liver King’s comments appear to be in response to a December 2022 podcast episode, where Rogan mocked him: “Yeah, I’m on testosterone, unlike the Liver King. I’ll tell you the truth,” he said while speaking to guest Derek Munro.
Rogan has not yet responded publicly to Johnson’s challenge.
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Orlando Bloom set to party solo at Bezos wedding as Katy Perry skips amid split buzz
Orlando Bloom attends Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s Venice wedding without Katy Perry.
The actor is reportedly ready to party solo at the star-studded celebration.
Perry continues her 143 world tour and won’t be at the wedding.
Tensions between the couple reportedly began over Perry’s space mission.
Orlando Bloom is attending one of the most high-profile weddings of the year, but solo. The actor is in Venice for the wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez, while his long-time partner Katy Perry remains on tour. The move has added to the ongoing speculation that the couple’s relationship may be on the rocks.
The guest list for the multi-day celebration includes some of the biggest names in Hollywood, and Bloom is reportedly ready to enjoy it without holding back. Meanwhile, Perry, who was also invited, is staying on the road with her 143 world tour, which runs until December.
Orlando Bloom to attend Jeff Bezos wedding alone as split rumours with Katy Perry growGetty Images
Bloom’s solo outing adds fuel to breakup rumours
The couple, who first got together in 2016 and share a daughter, Daisy Dove, have not commented publicly on the status of their relationship. However, sources close to the pair suggest tensions have been brewing for some time.
One major point of friction appears to have been Perry’s trip on a Blue Origin space flight, something Bloom reportedly found unnecessary and “embarrassing.” That sentiment reportedly hurt Perry, who had already been facing public pressure due to indifferent reactions to her latest music and tour.
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Katy Perry reportedly upset over Bloom attending wedding without her
Although the couple shares a social connection with Bezos and Sánchez, insiders say Perry feels more closely tied to the pair and wasn’t thrilled about Bloom attending without her. Some close to the situation believe his decision to go, despite not being particularly close to the couple, felt like a personal slight.
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom attend the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards Getty Images
While Bloom is stepping into the Venice spotlight alone, Perry is staying focused on her career. Whether the couple is taking time apart or headed toward an official split remains to be seen. But their absence from each other’s side at a major social event isn’t going unnoticed.
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These films don’t just tell queer stories, they shaped queer cinema. And now you can stream them all.
There’s something sacred about watching a queer story unfold on screen. Whether it’s the ache of a forbidden romance, the electric joy of self-discovery, or the quiet triumph of simply existing. These films? They hit you in the gut. They crack you open. They make you feel seen, or furious, or both. They’re not just "important." They’re alive.
This Pride Month, some of the most iconic queer films: new, old, radical, and tender, have made their way to streaming platforms. Whether you’ve loved them for years or are discovering them for the first time, each of these ten titles deserves your attention, your emotions, and your popcorn.
Here’s your Pride Month watchlist: 10 iconic queer films that are now just a click away.
But I’m a Cheerleader (1999)
We’re starting with camp. Literal camp. Natasha Lyonne plays a cheerleader sent to conversion therapy, where she discovers she’s, in fact, a lesbian and also fabulous. This movie is pink, plastic, and punches homophobia right in the teeth. For a whole generation, this was the first time cinema told them: it’s okay to be queer, weird, loud, and proud. And now it’s back on streaming in time for Pride.
You know the line: “I wish I knew how to quit you.” This wasn't just a 'gay cowboy movie'. It’s about love that exists in the margins, buried under silence and shame. Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal made the world weep with a love story that dared to exist, even when it couldn’t survive. Ang Lee turned a whisper into a cultural roar. And though we’ve come a long way since 2005, this film still guts you, in the best way.
London gays and lesbians decide to help Welsh miners during the strikes? Sounds nuts. This is about what happens when two very different communities discover they’re fighting the same fight. It’s funny, heartfelt, political, and will leave you misty-eyed. Based on a true story, and a perfect film to watch with chosen family.
Carol is all hush and yearning. Therese spots Carol across a department store. 1950s New York, all smoky glances and forbidden desire. Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara turn restraint into rapture in this 1950s-set lesbian romance. Called the greatest LGBTQ+ film ever for a damn good reason. Pure, bottled longing.
Shot entirely on iPhones, Tangerine tore up the rulebook. Starring actual trans women. Set on the gritty, sun-baked streets of LA on Christmas Eve. A whirlwind journey of betrayal, sisterhood, and survival. Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor made history just by being exactly who they are: real, brilliant, and unfiltered. Queer cinema didn’t know it needed Tangerine, until it did.
Park Chan-wook doing a lesbian erotic thriller? Yes! Based on Sarah Waters’ novel Fingersmith, it moves the story to Japanese-occupied Korea, where two women unravel each other, and a deliciously layered con. No male gaze here. Just gaze. If you think you’ve seen everything lesbian cinema has to offer, this film is here to prove you wrong. Won the Queer Palm for a reason!
Barry Jenkins created a masterpiece that changed everything. Yeah, it won Best Picture. Big deal. Forget the trophy. Remember Chiron? That quiet kid, then that scared teen, then that man built like a fortress? Told in three acts, Moonlight follows Chiron growing into a man as he searches for love, identity, and home. A Black, queer story told with tenderness that’ll wreck you. Essential viewing? Absolutely. Human viewing? Even more so.
A sun-drenched Italian summer. Peaches. Heartbreak. Timothée Chalamet’s Elio falling headfirst into first love with Armie Hammer’s Oliver, is messy, gorgeous, and all-consuming. And that final shot? Elio staring into the fire with tears in his eyes? It’s one of the most devastating, honest portrayals of young heartbreak ever filmed. Luca Guadagnino made something unforgettable.
This isn’t a film you watch. It’s a film you feel. Every glance. Every breath. Every brushstroke. Céline Sciamma’s story of two women: an artist and her subject, on a remote French island in the 18th century, feels like it exists outside time. There’s no male gaze here. It’s about art, memory, and how women loved when the world wasn’t watching. Won Best Screenplay at Cannes because every frame says something. Haunting. Beautiful. Necessary.
You wouldn’t think a wild, absurdist sci-fi action movie about multiverse chaos would be one of the most heartfelt queer films in recent years. But here we are. Stephanie Hsu’s character, Joy, and her storyline with her mother capture the push-pull of queer identity, generational trauma, and longing to be understood. It won seven Oscars, including Best Picture, but its biggest win was making queer Asian identity feel epic, emotional, and cosmic.
Not because it’s definitive. But because it’s a start.
Pride isn’t just about rainbow flags and parades. It’s about stories. It’s about seeing yourself, your heartbreaks, your joy, your struggle, your resilience on screen. These ten films are wildly different, but they all share one thing: they dared to tell the truth about queer lives.
So watch them. Feel them. Cry, laugh, scream, pause and stare. Because this month, and every month, we deserve to see ourselves in every genre, every century, every universe.
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Priyanka Chopra poses outside the venue before the Heads Of State screening in New York
Priyanka Chopra hosted a private NYC screening of her film Heads of State.
She wore a white Jacquemus dress with side cut-outs and a high slit.
The look was completed with The Row’s £940 (₹99,000) Vika sandals and minimal jewellery.
Heads of State, co-starring John Cena and Idris Elba, is set for release on Prime Video.
Priyanka Chopra turned heads at a private screening of Heads of State in New York, stepping out in a sleek white cut-out dress that balanced elegance with a bold edge. The event was an intimate affair ahead of the film’s global release on Prime Video, with close friends and family in attendance.
Looking confident and poised, Chopra arrived at the venue and greeted photographers with folded hands before heading inside. Videos circulating online also captured her warmly hugging her longtime manager Anjula Acharia, making it a personal, heartfelt moment for fans watching online.
Priyanka Chopra waves to paparazzi while arriving in a floor-length white gownInstagram/jerryxmimi
Priyanka Chopra's white Jacquemus dress draws attention
For the evening, the actor opted for the Jacquemus ‘Peplo Longue’ dress, a floor-length number with a boat neckline, structured side cut-out detailing that revealed her waist, and a thigh-high slit that added just the right amount of drama.
She styled the look with The Row’s Vika sandals, made from soft black lambskin and featuring delicate ankle straps. The luxury heels, which retail at £940 (₹99,000), added contrast and sophistication to the all-white ensemble. Chopra completed the outfit with understated gold hoop earrings, a tennis bracelet, and diamond rings. Her hair was worn loose in side-parted waves, and she kept her makeup bronzed and glowing with berry lips, feathered brows, and soft eyeliner.
Heads of State sees Chopra join John Cena and Idris Elba
Directed by Ilya Naishuller, Heads of State is an action-comedy that pairs Chopra with Hollywood heavyweights John Cena and Idris Elba. She plays Noel Bisset, an MI6 agent navigating a political and high-stakes mission involving the US President and UK Prime Minister.
The film also stars Paddy Considine, Carla Gugino, Jack Quaid, and Sarah Niles. While the full release date is yet to be confirmed, Chopra’s stylish promotional appearances are already building major buzz for the Prime Video project.
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The Family Man season 3 poster hints at a darker and more intense storyline
Amazon Prime Video officially confirms The Family Man season 3 with a new poster.
Manoj Bajpayee returns as Srikant Tiwari; creators Raj & DK also return.
Tamil actor Sundeep Kishan and others join the returning ensemble cast.
Jaideep Ahlawat rumoured to play a strong antagonist, though not listed in official post.
The wait is finally over for fans of The Family Man. Amazon Prime Video has officially announced the return of the popular spy thriller with a third season. The makers, Raj & DK, released a striking new poster featuring lead star Manoj Bajpayee, confirming that the show is “coming soon.” The news has sparked major excitement online, as audiences prepare for Srikant Tiwari’s next mission.
Manoj Bajpayee returns as Srikant Tiwari in the first look of The Family Man season 3Instagram/primevideoin
Manoj Bajpayee leads returning cast, new faces join ensemble
While the creators have yet to reveal a release date, the announcement post tagged key cast members including Priyamani, Sharib Hashmi, Shreya Dhanwanthary, and Darshan Kumar. Tamil actor Sundeep Kishan, who briefly appeared in season 2, has now been confirmed as part of the main cast. Gul Panag also returns after her season 1 appearance.
Interestingly, Jaideep Ahlawat, whom Bajpayee previously confirmed would feature in the new season, was not included in the official post. Ahlawat is expected to play a central antagonist opposite Bajpayee’s character, promising a tense face-off between two powerhouse performers.
Season 3 plot expected to explore new threats from the Northeast
The third season is rumoured to delve into rising tensions along India’s north-eastern borders, potentially involving a China-based cyber threat, a direction hinted at in season 2’s finale. Fans can expect a mix of action, geopolitical intrigue, and emotional family drama, in line with the franchise’s reputation.
Manoj Bajpayee has described this season as the show’s most ambitious yet. “Srikant is in deeper trouble this time. The scale is bigger, and the stakes are higher,” he said in an earlier interview.
No exact streaming date has been announced yet, but the “coming soon” tagline suggests a 2025 premiere. Until then, The Family Man fans are gearing up for another intense ride with India’s most relatable undercover agent.