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Lenovo India reinforces channel strategy for services growth
The channel is entering a new phase of growth one defined not by transaction volume, but by the outcomes partners deliver. For years, success in the IT channel was measured by product volume. Today, customers are no longer simply buying devices or infrastructure; they are seeking solutions that deliver measurable business outcomes across the entire technology lifecycle.
Ex-Prasar Bharati CEO Shashi Vempati appointed as CBFC chairman
Shashi Shekhar Vempati, who once led Prasar Bharati as its youngest and first non-bureaucrat CEO, has been named the new chairman of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Vempati will be assuming office for a three-year term. On the other hand, Prasoon Joshi, ex-CBFC chair, stepped down from his position and became the chairman of Prasar Bharat instead.
'System' starring Sonakshi Sinha set for OTT release
System, starring Sonakshi Sinha and Jyotika, is set to release on Amazon Prime Video, starting from May 22, 2026. The courtroom drama explores themes of justice, power, and morality through a gripping narrative. Featuring strong female leads, the film promises intense legal battles and emotional storytelling.
Randeep Hooda returns in Inspector Avinash season 2
Randeep Hooda reprises his role as a tough cop in Inspector Avinash Season 2, which will stream on JioHotstar, starting from May 15, 2026. The series, based on real-life events, will feature a more intense and emotional storyline with higher stakes. The release is expected soon, with reports indicating a mid-may 2026 premiere.
Ektaa defends 'Naagin 7' editor over VFX goof-up, says 'I can change a lover but not him'
Producer Ektaa Kapoor has defended the editor of her show 'Naagin 7', whose latest episode featured a major VFX goof-up showing lead actress Priyanka Chahar Choudhary performing in front of a blue screen. Sharing a video of him, Ektaa said, "I can change a lover but I can't change Vicky ji." She called him the "best in the business".
Why does Vijay use '0277' as his car number?
Actor-turned-politician Vijay, who is set to form the next government in Tamil Nadu, has used the number 0277 on his cars, according to reports. It is thought to be a tribute to his late sister Vidhya Vijay, who was born on February 14, 1977 (02-14-1977). Reportedly, Vijay's sister passed away at the age of 2 due to sudden illness.
Matthew Perry's personal items, 'Friends' scripts to be auctioned
Late actor Matthew Perry's personal items, including the script of 'Friends', are set to be auctioned via the Matthew Perry Foundation. The auction, aiming to fund addiction recovery and treatment, is a reflection of Matthew's decades-long effort to fight against stigma around substance abuse. Some of the scripts are even signed by cast members, making them highly sought-after items.
96-year-old June Squibb makes history, becomes oldest Tony nominee
Veteran Hollywood actress June Squibb made history by becoming the oldest Tony Award nominee for her role in the play 'Marjorie Prime', at the age of 96. Squibb made her Broadway debut with the original 'Gipsy' production in 1959. Lois Smith had previously held the record at 89 after being nominated (and winning) for her role in 'The Inheritance'.
How did Vijay go from college dropout to become Tamil Nadu's next CM face?
Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar, popularly known as Thalapathy Vijay, was born on June 22, 1974, in Chennai. He studied in Chennai and later joined college but dropped out to pursue acting. He made his debut in 1992, and by mid-1990s, he was called Ilaya Thalapathy. He launched his party TVK in 2024, and now he's set to become Tamil Nadu CM.
Amazon union stages 'Ball Without Billionaires' near Met Gala, workers seen walking on runway
A 'Ball Without Billionaires' was staged near Met Gala, hours before the event's scheduled start, by the company's union to protest labour practices and AI investments. Warehouse workers and delivery drivers walked the runway at the event, co-hosted by stylist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson and actress Lisa Walter. 'You can't buy cool' and 'Labour is art' placards were seen near the event.