Pop artist Ariana Grande recently sued more than 100 people for plagiarism and the people she worked with over the past few years. Reports say that the singer wants to identify the people who leaked the content without permission and track them down. (Instagram) A pop icon Ariana Grande has filed a complaint against hackers…
His parents thought he was doing something illegal. Then they discovered how the 17-year-old was making money online For most teenagers, their first paycheck is a milestone. However, for one 17-year-old, it became even more unexpected – a moment even his own parents struggled to believe.The teenager recently shared on Reddit that after nearly a…
The Center is investigating the release and public release of Diljit Dosanjh-Starrer ‘Satluj’, as government sources say the film was made without getting a certificate of approval from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).According to sources, the CBFC recommended 127 cuts during the certification process. However, the filmmakers reportedly decided not to use the…
Honey Trehan‘Satluj’ which was earlier titled ‘Punjab’95’, is still in controversy even after it was taken off OTT. The Diljit Dosanjh-starrer, which was taken off the platform just a few days after its release, is said to have now been screened in several locations, including the Punjab and Jammu regions. The alleged protests led to…
The Australian music industry is up against AI technology. Photo Credits: Instagram Australia’s music industry has protested the illegal use of its technology to train large-scale AI models. The members wrote a letter to the government, pleading to preserve their ownership and to be strictly protected against illegal use. This has come as a concern…
Javed Akhtar calls ‘MEA passport not proof of citizenship’ comment ‘absurd’; raises concerns about illegal immigration Javed Akhtar has criticized the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after saying that a passport is a travel document and not proof of citizenship. The former author and songwriter said this was ridiculous and raised questions about how the authorities…