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Meg Cabot says she’s seen the latest ‘Princess Diaries 3’ script
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Meg Cabot says she’s seen the latest ‘Princess Diaries 3’ script

Great news for 'Princess Diaries' enthusiasts! The eagerly awaited screenplay for the third installment is finished and has received enthusiastic acclaim from the original author, Meg Cabot. Despite earlier hiccups in development, the project is back on track, with Anne Hathaway ready to don her tiara as Princess Mia once more. Fans can look forward to a sequel that promises to satisfy.

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Iran Accuses US Of Striking During Negotiations, Warns Of 'Retreat And Regret'
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Iran Accuses US Of Striking During Negotiations, Warns Of 'Retreat And Regret'

Iran's National Security Commission chief Ebrahim Azizi on Saturday accused the United States of attacking Iran while negotiations were underway, describing the strikes as a violation of the ceasefire and warning that Washington's actions would ultimately lead to "retreat and regret". Azizi, who heads the Iranian Parliament's National Security Commission and is a former commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), criticised US President Donald Trump, alleging that the American administration had failed to uphold the principles of negotiation. His remarks came after the United States carried out strikes on Iranian missile and drone storage facilities, as well as coastal radar sites, in response to Iran's attack on a commercial vessel transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Azizi Accuses US of Breaching Ceasefire In a post on X, Azizi said the United States had launched its attack while diplomatic negotiations were still in progress. "The U.S. attacked Iran in the middle of negotiations once again. The failed U.S. President has shown he does not commit to the principles of negotiation or a ceasefire," he wrote. "This reckless violation of the ceasefire will, as always, lead to retreat and regret on their part. The blame game does not work anymore," Azizi added. His statement came hours after the IRGC announced that it had targeted US military positions across the region in response to American strikes on southern Iran. ALSO READ | 'Violence Will Be Met With Violence': Vance Warns Of Escalation As Iran Strikes Vessel In Strait Of Hormuz US Says Strikes Were Retaliation for Hormuz Attack The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Friday that American forces had carried out retaliatory strikes after Iran attacked a commercial vessel transiting the Strait of Hormuz. According to the US military, American aircraft targeted Iranian missile and drone storage facilities along with coastal radar installations after Iran allegedly struck the Singapore-flagged cargo vessel M/V Ever Lovely with a one-way attack drone on June 25. CENTCOM said the vessel was sailing along Oman's coast while exiting the Strait of Hormuz when it was targeted. JD Vance Warns Iran Against Further Escalation Following the US strikes, Vice President JD Vance warned Tehran that any further attacks would draw a military response while urging Iran to resolve disagreements through dialogue. "Iran signed a ceasefire agreement. We have honoured it. If they have disagreements about how the MOU is being applied, they can pick up the phone. But violence will be met with violence," Vance wrote on X. His comments underscored Washington's position that disputes over the ceasefire should be addressed through diplomatic channels rather than military action. ALSO READ | US Releases Footage Of 'Powerful' Strikes On Iran After Its Attack On Commercial Vessel: Video Diplomatic Talks Continue Despite Exchange of Strikes The latest exchange of attacks comes as Washington and Tehran remain engaged in diplomatic efforts to end the conflict in West Asia. Following a ceasefire announced last week, the two countries opened a 60-day negotiation window aimed at finalising a comprehensive agreement. However, the latest military actions have cast fresh uncertainty over the future of those talks and the durability of the ceasefire.

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Arshad recalls wife Maria being considered for 'Munna Bhai'
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Arshad recalls wife Maria being considered for 'Munna Bhai'

In an intriguing revelation, Arshad Warsi shared that his wife, Maria Goretti, was once considered for the role of Circuit's wife in 'Munna Bhai MBBS.' Director Rajkumar Hirani mentioned that a nurse from the film was ultimately selected for the character due to budget limitations. This tidbit coincides with Warsi's exciting lead-up to his new show, 'Pritam and Pedro.'

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Salman Khan's next with Vamsi to wrap by October
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Salman Khan's next with Vamsi to wrap by October

Salman Khan's latest action-packed saga, currently known as 'SVC63', is on the verge of wrapping up under the expert direction of Vamsi Paidipally and the production prowess of Dil Raju. With completion expected by October, there's immense anticipation for a possible Eid 2027 release. Dil Raju's confidence shines through as he hints at a possible title change to 'The Messengers' and praises the film's engaging music and Salman's charisma.

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'From' Season 4 finale: Release time and where to watch
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'From' Season 4 finale: Release time and where to watch

The highly anticipated finale of the supernatural thriller 'From' is set to air this Sunday, wrapping up its fourth season with episode 10. Viewers can expect shocking revelations about the nightmarish town's darkest secrets. Following last week's dramatic moment where the Man in Yellow's motives were unveiled, and Clara's shocking betrayal surfaced, Tabitha and Jade delve into the grim fate of the captured children.

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IPL 2027: Five Players CSK Could Release Before New Season
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IPL 2027: Five Players CSK Could Release Before New Season

Chennai Super Kings endured another disappointing IPL campaign in 2026, missing out on the playoffs for the third straight season. The five-time champions finished eighth on the points table, with injuries to key players and an unsettled playing XI affecting their performance throughout the tournament. As the franchise prepares for IPL 2027, a squad reshuffle could be on the cards. While no official announcements have been made, several players could be at risk of being released based on their performances and opportunities last season. Prashant Veer Left-arm bowling all-rounder Prashant Veer was signed for ₹14.2 crore but struggled to justify the investment. He had limited opportunities with the ball and found it difficult to make an impact when called upon. With the bat, he managed 90 runs during the season. CSK may look to move in a different direction if they decide to revamp their all-round options. Khaleel Ahmed Khaleel Ahmed's campaign was cut short by injury after featuring in just five matches. The left-arm pacer picked up only two wickets before being sidelined. If Chennai opts to rebuild its pace attack ahead of IPL 2027, Khaleel could be among the players under consideration for release. Matthew Short Australian all-rounder Matthew Short joined CSK for ₹1.50 crore in the 2026 mini-auction but failed to make a significant impression. His performances with both bat and ball fell short of expectations, leaving his future with the franchise uncertain. Rahul Chahar Rahul Chahar arrived at CSK with high expectations after being bought for ₹5.2 crore. However, the leg-spinner featured in only one match throughout the season, as Noor Ahmad and Akeal Hosein were preferred in the playing XI. With limited game time, Chahar could find himself on the release list if CSK chooses to restructure its spin department. Shreyas Gopal Signed for ₹30 lakh, leg-spinner Shreyas Gopal did not get a single opportunity to play during IPL 2026. Given the lack of opportunities and stiff competition for places, his future with the franchise remains uncertain heading into the next season.

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Angelina Jolie gushes about ex-husband Jonny Lee Miller
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Angelina Jolie gushes about ex-husband Jonny Lee Miller

Angelina Jolie, amidst her ongoing legal tussle with ex-husband Brad Pitt, has revealed a surprisingly warm friendship with her first husband, actor Jonny Lee Miller. The pair, who married thirty years ago after meeting on the set of 'Hackers', have remained close friends, even recently reuniting professionally after three decades. Jolie expressed happiness over their enduring bond, highlighting their shared connection as parents.

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T20 WC: What India need to do to qualify for the semi-finals - Scenarios explained
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T20 WC: What India need to do to qualify for the semi-finals - Scenarios explained

India's Women's T20 World Cup semi-final hopes are bright after a win against Bangladesh. Currently second in Group A, a victory against unbeaten Australia on Sunday will likely secure their spot. Even with a loss, India could still advance depending on other results, though a significant win margin against Australia would be beneficial. The team's focus remains on a strong performance against the formidable Australian side.

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Cape Verde make World Cup history, joining only three nations ever to pull off rare qualification milestone
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Cape Verde make World Cup history, joining only three nations ever to pull off rare qualification milestone

Cape Verde completed a historic FIFA World Cup 2026 debut by reaching the Round of 32 after three draws, finishing second in Group H behind Spain. A 0-0 result against Saudi Arabia, combined with Spain’s win over Uruguay, sealed qualification. The debutants became the smallest nation ever to reach the knockout stage, setting up a clash with Argentina.

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Middle East Peace: Israel and Lebanon End Conflict with US Mediationv
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Middle East Peace: Israel and Lebanon End Conflict with US Mediationv

After days of negotiations mediated by the United States, Israel and Lebanon signed a peace agreement in Washington aimed at ending the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The agreement is being viewed as a major step toward restoring peace and stability along the Israel-Lebanon border. Representatives of both countries, including their ambassadors to the United States, signed the deal after multiple rounds of discussions. Notably, Iran and Hezbollah were not included in the peace process or the final agreement. The US played a key role in facilitating the negotiations and bringing both sides to the table. The agreement is expected to reduce tensions in the region, prevent further escalation, and create conditions for maintaining peace and improving bilateral security coordination between Israel and Lebanon.

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International news: POK Protests Enter Day 19 as Food Supply Crisis Deepens
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International news: POK Protests Enter Day 19 as Food Supply Crisis Deepens

Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK) have entered their 19th consecutive day, with large numbers of men, women, children, and elderly people continuing demonstrations against the Pakistani administration. According to the claims made in the report, food supplies to several parts of POK have remained disrupted for the past 15 days, with hundreds of trucks allegedly stranded at checkpoints and not being allowed to proceed. The report further alleges that shortages of essential items, including food and milk, are worsening, affecting families and young children. Protesters have accused the Pakistani authorities of suppressing the movement and restricting the supply of basic necessities. Demonstrations continue across multiple areas, with participants demanding relief and action from the government. The Pakistani government has not officially responded to the specific allegations regarding the prolonged blockade and food supply restrictions.

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Rajkumar Hirani on rumours of film with Ranbir: 'No, I'm not'
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Rajkumar Hirani on rumours of film with Ranbir: 'No, I'm not'

Filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani has dismissed rumors regarding a new film featuring Ranbir Kapoor, reassuring fans that no plans are currently in motion. He did share exciting news, revealing that sequels to '3 Idiots' and 'Munna Bhai' are in the works, with scripts being fine-tuned. Meanwhile, Hirani is set to venture into streaming with 'Pritam And Pedro' on JioHotstar, marking the screen debut of his son Vir.

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Breaking: US-Iran Tensions Escalate Again as Both Sides Trade Strikes Despite Ceasefire Talks
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Breaking: US-Iran Tensions Escalate Again as Both Sides Trade Strikes Despite Ceasefire Talks

Tensions between the United States and Iran have flared up once again despite recent peace talks and ceasefire negotiations held in Switzerland. Fresh military action has reignited concerns over stability in the Middle East after the US launched strikes on targets in southern Iran, prompting a retaliatory response from Iranian forces. According to Iranian media reports, the US carried out strikes in the Sirik region, targeting missile and drone facilities. The US military claimed the operation was conducted in response to an alleged Iranian drone attack on a commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump confirmed that four drones targeted the ship, stating that three were intercepted by US forces while one caused limited damage. Iran, however, accused the US of violating the ceasefire agreement and claimed Washington was using the Hormuz incident as a pretext to target Iranian naval assets. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warned that any further US military action would be met with an even stronger response. Iranian officials also declared that maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz would now be subject to routes designated by Iran, warning that ships deviating from those routes could not be guaranteed safe passage. The exchange of accusations has further strained relations between the two countries. Senior Iranian lawmaker Ibrahim Azizi alleged that the US attacks during ongoing negotiations proved Washington was not serious about diplomacy and had violated the ceasefire understanding. Meanwhile, President Trump reiterated his administration's hardline stance on Iran's nuclear ambitions, saying the United States would never allow Iran to become a nuclear-armed nation. Trump also defended the killing of former Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani, describing it as one of the most significant actions of the past century and claiming that several senior Iranian leaders had privately welcomed Soleimani's death because they feared his influence.

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What Madonna revealed on The Graham Norton Show
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What Madonna revealed on The Graham Norton Show

During her recent appearance on 'The Graham Norton Show', Madonna excitedly revealed insights regarding her forthcoming album 'Confessions II', teasing a possible headline performance at Glastonbury. The pop legend openly addressed her past competitiveness with Kylie Minogue and delved into intimate themes present in her new music, such as a collaboration with her daughter Lourdes and healing reflections regarding her late brother. Interestingly, she also mentioned a lost Coachella outfit.

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US Releases Footage Of 'Powerful' Strikes On Iran After Its Attack On Commercial Vessel: Video
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US Releases Footage Of 'Powerful' Strikes On Iran After Its Attack On Commercial Vessel: Video

Fresh tensions have erupted in the Strait of Hormuz after the United States launched military strikes against Iranian targets, citing an alleged drone attack on a commercial cargo vessel near the Omani coast earlier this week. The strikes targeted Iranian missile and drone storage facilities as well as coastal radar installations, marking a significant escalation despite a ceasefire agreement reached earlier this month. Washington said the action was a direct response to what it described as an attack by Tehran on the Singapore-flagged cargo ship M/V Ever Lovely on June 25. US Says Military Action Was Response To Shipping Attack According to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), the operation was intended as a "powerful response" to what it called an unprovoked assault on commercial shipping. American officials alleged that Iran used a one-way attack drone to strike the cargo vessel while it was sailing close to the Omani coast. CENTCOM argued that the incident breached the ceasefire agreement negotiated earlier this month and warned that attacks on civilian shipping threaten freedom of navigation through one of the world's busiest maritime trade routes. https://t.co/CckXLJSpah pic.twitter.com/NoMQ7cNtN5 — U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM) June 27, 2026 ALSO READ: US, Iran Trade Fire After Tehran Attacks Cargo Ship In Strait Of Hormuz, Raising Fresh Concern Over Ceasefire The Strait of Hormuz is a critical global shipping lane, with nearly one-fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas exports passing through its waters each day. The U.S. military also released a 37-second video showing the strikes, saying it demonstrated Washington's determination to protect international shipping. CENTCOM added that American forces remain committed to providing "safe passage coordination and support" for vessels transiting the strategic waterway. Iran Claims Retaliation As US Awaits Confirmation Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed it had responded by targeting American military positions in the region. However, U.S. officials have not confirmed that any such retaliatory attacks took place. The exchange has raised concerns that the fragile ceasefire between Washington and Tehran could come under renewed strain if military actions continue. ALSO READ: 'Foolish Ceasefire Violation': Trump Alleges Iran Fired Four Attack Drones At Ships US Leaders Warn Against Further Escalation Vice President JD Vance, who played a key role in brokering the ceasefire agreement, reiterated the administration's position on Friday, warning Tehran against further military action. He said, "Violence will be met with violence." He also urged Iran to resolve any disagreements over the ceasefire through diplomatic channels rather than military force. President Donald Trump also condemned the alleged drone strike, describing it as a "foolish violation" of the agreement while declining to indicate whether the United States would pursue additional military action. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump said only: "You'll find out." Earlier, on Truth Social, he wrote: "The Islamic Republic of Iran shot at least four One Way Attack Drones at Ships transversing the Strait of Hormuz. One of the Drones solidly hit the upper deck of a large and very expensive Cargo Carrying Ship."

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