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Malala, Hillary Clinton debut new Broadway show about women’s right to vote

Malala Yousufzai and Hillary Clinton co-produced the Broadway show "Suffs," a musical about women's suffrage and the right to vote. The show, praised for its relevance and portrayal of women's historical struggles, has garnered significant attention and popularity, marking Malala's successful debut on Broadway. The production underscores the importance of women's voices and political participation.

Financial independence is the reason divorces have become common: Sanam Saeed

Actress Sanam Saeed attributes increasing divorce rates to women's financial independence, leading them to reject staying in unhealthy marriages out of obligation. She emphasizes the importance of women's education and financial autonomy in enabling them to leave such relationships. Saeed advocates for empowering women through education and independence, to make their own choices.

Tom Cruise ‘does not exist’ to daughter Suri

Tom Cruise's daughter Suri is cutting all ties with him as she turns 18. After her parents' divorce, she mainly lived with her mother Katie Holmes. Suri has no intention of reconciling with her father, citing his Scientology faith. She will officially end ties with him and not seek any contact or support.

Salman Khan’s home firing case: Father of accused reacts to son’s arrest

Two men, suspected to be working for a notorious gang, were arrested for firing outside Salman Khan's residence. Joginder Shah, father of one of the accused, expressed shock over his son's involvement, claiming he was never involved in crime before. Maharashtra CM assured increased security for the Khan family, while Salim Khan called the culprits 'illiterate'.

K-pop singer Daud Kim announces to build mosque in Korea

K-pop singer Daud Kim, known for embracing Islam, announced plans to build a mosque in South Korea. He shared a picture of the land bought for the mosque and requested financial support from his fans. Kim aims to create a prayer place and an Islamic podcast studio for Da’wah. Fans expressed support for his mission.

‘I did fall in love with a co-star but…’: Nawal Saeed

Actor Nawal Saeed confessed to falling in love with a co-star during the shooting of romance sequences, but soon realizing their differences. She highlighted the impact of working closely together and shared that falling in love more than once is normal. Saeed currently stars in the drama 'Jaan-e-Jahan' alongside renowned actors.

Saba Hameed never faced colourism in showbiz, says she spent her life thinking she was ‘very fair’

Saba Hameed discussed colorism in the Pakistani entertainment industry on Iffat Omar's podcast. She was unaware of the discrimination based on skin tone, believing she had a fair complexion. Despite her privilege, she observed discrimination against darker-skinned women. Other actors also shared similar experiences, with some criticizing the industry's prejudices.

Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut joins India’s right-wing ruling party

Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut has announced joining India's right-wing Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) as their Lok Sabha candidate for her local Himachal Pradesh constituency. The 37-year-old actor-turned-politician expressed her unwavering support for the party on social media, affirming her commitment to being a reliable public servant. Ranaut's film career growth was followed by her controversial right-wing stance.

I just love Karachi and its food: Lahore-based actor Saheefa Jabbar Khattak

Lahore-based actor Saheefa Jabbar Khattak expresses her love for Karachi, particularly its food, in an interview with Independent Urdu. She discusses her recent comeback role in the comedy "Rafta, Rafta" and her aspirations for a more diverse career. Saheefa highlights the importance of economic and social progression to change societal perceptions of actors and models in Pakistan.

Yasir Hussain teases Asad Siddiqui after mother-in-law Asma Abbas condones married men flirting

Pakistani actor Yasir Hussain playfully teases Asad Siddiqui on social media after Asad's mother-in-law, actor Asma Abbas, expresses leniency towards married men engaging in harmless flirting. Yasir's light-hearted banter garnered laughs but also drew criticism. Asma's outlook on marital flirting contrasts with her strict upbringing, where her aspirations in showbiz were discouraged.