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A tour of director Ahmed Khan's lavish Mumbai home

Director Ahmed Khan recently gave fans a tour of his lavish Mumbai home, which features stunning Versace-themed decor, antiques from Turkey, MF Husain paintings, and an impressive car collection including a Rs 3 crore Batmobile. His next film, Welcome To The Jungle, hits cinemas on June 26.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

'Endless memes and reels,' Akshay says making a comedy film is difficult today

Akshay Kumar believes making audiences laugh is tougher today due to abundant online comedy. He shared this ahead of 'Welcome To The Jungle', highlighting how social media has raised the bar. Kumar also discussed the joy of self-deprecating humour and his preparation for playing a Bhojpuri film star, emphasizing that franchise success hinges on the film's quality, not just its name.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Madhavan sports Rs 40 lakh limited edition watch for getting Padma Shri

Actor R Madhavan received the prestigious Padma Shri from President Droupadi Murmu, a moment shared with his family. His exquisite 18-karat rose gold Jalsa Nebula watch, featuring a miniature painting inspired by Jaipur's Hawa Mahal and valued at Rs 40 lakhs, stole the spotlight. Madhavan expressed profound gratitude for the honour, dedicating it to his supporters and the world of cinema.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Hugh Jackman recalls intense mud battle

Hugh Jackman, 57, shared the gruelling reality of filming a mud-soaked battle scene for 'The Death of Robin Hood.' He described the intense fight with co-star Elijah Ungvary as "the hardest thing I've ever done," humorously admitting he's still finding mud a year later. The film, directed by Michael Sarnoski, promises a gritty take on the legendary outlaw and is slated for a July 3, 2026 release.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Psychology says parents who are genuinely good don't strive for perfection; instead, they aim to be “good enough” and prioritize bonding over control

Striving for perfect parenting can lead to exhaustion and guilt, psychology suggests. Instead of flawless care, "good enough" parenting, as conceptualized by Donald Winnicott, fosters healthy child development. This approach, focusing on responsiveness and allowing children to experience frustrations, builds resilience and confidence. Connection and emotional availability are highlighted as more crucial for children's well-being than parental perfection.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

'You need to apologise': Stokes breaks silence on nightclub controversy

England captain Ben Stokes said he apologised to teammates after he and Gus Atkinson missed the second Test for breaching the team's midnight curfew. Stokes admitted the nightclub controversy overshadowed the debuts of several young players and affected the squad. Cleared of serious misconduct but issued warnings, Stokes stressed accountability, denied any rift with coach Brendon McCullum, and said the team is now fully focused on winning the series decider against New Zealand.
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The Times of IndiaSports

Manika Batra threatens legal action, seeks answers for Asian Games snub

Indian paddler Manika Batra is threatening legal action against the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) over her exclusion from the Asian Games squad. Batra insists she is not seeking special selection but demands a clear, factual explanation for the decision, citing a lack of transparency. She has appealed to the Prime Minister and Sports Minister for intervention, emphasizing her desire for accountability in the selection process.
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The Times of IndiaSports

'Suvendu supported me a lot': Mahua fondly recalls 'very good personal ties' with Bengal CM, sparks buzz

"In 2014, I was supposed to get a Lok Sabha ticket, but it didn't happen, and I cried all night. It was Suvendu who supported me. Later, he joined the BJP, and we don't speak anymore because he is in a different political party. But no one can forget our personal relationship, " Mahua Moitra said.
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The Times of IndiaIndia

Evening news wrap: Iran invites PM Modi to Khamenei's funeral; BJP accuses Rahul of echoing Pakistan's Rafale claims & more

Political sparring intensifies as the BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of echoing Pakistan's Rafale narrative. Meanwhile, Iran has extended an invitation to Prime Minister Modi for late Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral ceremonies. In Kolkata, a warehouse collapse tragically claimed three lives, though 21 were rescued. Indian markets saw a significant surge, driven by global cues and trade optimism. On a brighter note, young cricketer Ashirvad Sooryavanshi impressed with a remarkable 168-run century.
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The Times of IndiaIndia

Laura Loomer defends Usha Vance, says 'brown Hindu woman' gets hate for no reason

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