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The Boys: Season 5: Premiere Date, Cast, Trailer, and More
When it debuted on Prime Video, The Boys was something of a magic trick: A superhero series in which the supes are expressly the bad guys. The protagonists, meanwhile, included a British drunkard with a death wish; a milquetoast young man who only joins up in the hopes of revenge; a French weapons expert with an outsized personality; a mute Japanese woman with a unique way of communicating; and Mother’s Milk (Laz Alonso), the only person with a modicum of sanity.
By Dena Falken Esqa day ago in Geeks
Dhurandhar box office collection Day 37: Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna’s film mints Rs 5.75 crore on Saturday amid ‘The Raja Saab’ buzz
Dhurandhar box office collection Day 37: Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna’s film mints Rs 5.75 crore on Saturday amid ‘The Raja Saab’ buzz
By Dena Falken Esqa day ago in Geeks
Toxic Movie Cast Salaries Revealed: Yash, Nayanthara & Kiara's Massive Paychecks Uncovered
The teaser for Yash's upcoming film Toxic has become a massive hit. Fans are now curious about the cast's paychecks, so here's a look at how much Yash, Nayanthara, and Kiara are earning.
By Dena Falken Esqa day ago in Geeks
Bobby Deol faced THIS irritation during Shah Rukh Khan’s son The Bads of Bollywood: ‘Aryan Khan is…’
Do you know Bobby Deol was irritated during The Bads of Bollywood? Find the reason inside. In the glitzy and glamorous world of Bollywood, we usually see star kids following in the footsteps of their parents and carrying forward their legacy. But there are a few rare gems who choose to carve their own identity and walk a path that is uniquely theirs. One such case is Shah Rukh Khan’s son, Aryan Khan. While he stepped into the world of showbiz, his path was different from his father’s. Instead of being in front of the camera, he wanted to create magic from behind it. Choosing direction and storytelling over stardom, Aryan decided to build his journey on his own terms. He made his directorial debut with The Bads of Bollywood, which created a huge buzz as soon as it came out. Viewers not only appreciated the show for its storyline, but even the cast and industry pioneers spoke about Aryan’s clarity, dedication, and promising approach to his craft.
By Dena Falken Esqa day ago in Geeks
Book Review: "The Descent of Man" by Grayson Perry
Well, I'm back to reading random books. The Descent of Man is one of those books I have never heard of at all, and I even refrained from looking at the blurb. I got it as my free book on a 'buy three get one free' deal and though it's quite short, it has a lot to say about the state of masculinity. This book has been read and reviewed by quite a lot of people so I'm kind of wondering how I missed it when it first came out in 2016. But, as always, Penguin Nonfiction never seems to disappoint - so let's take a look at where Grayson Perry stands on the state of modern masculinity and the ways in which men can improve their relation to their own gender and hopefully, the way in which they interact with the opposite gender.
By Annie Kapura day ago in Geeks
Top Highlights of CES 2026
CES has always been about peeking behind the curtain. But CES 2026 didn’t feel like a preview anymore. It felt like the curtain was gone.
By Lawrence Leasea day ago in Geeks
The Traitors USA Season 4 Episode 3 Recap: “Show Me Your Faces”
Here I will dive into The Traitors US Season 4, Episode 3, ominously titled “Show Me Your Faces.” If you missed the previous recaps, they’re all here:
By Bella Anderson2 days ago in Geeks
The Traitors US Season 4, Episode 2 Recap: “The Death Conga” - Chaos, Clues & A Whole Lot of Slip-Ups
Today we’re diving straight into episode 2 of The Traitors USA Season 4—aptly titled “The Death Conga.” If you missed last episode’s breakdown, go and read The Traitors Season 4 Recap of Episode 1.
By Bella Anderson2 days ago in Geeks
The Traitors Season 4 Recap of Episode 1: Let the Cards Fall as They Will
I’m settling in for this wild three-episode drop of The Traitors Season 4, and let me tell you—sleep is cancelled. I’m binge-watching, taking notes, making predictions, and spiraling in real time.
By Bella Anderson2 days ago in Geeks
Matt Prokop, a former Disney actor, was arrested in Texas on charges of child pornography.
Matt Prokop, a former child actor who is now best known for his roles in Disney Channel productions like "High School Musical 3: Senior Year" and "Geek Charming," has been arrested in "Victoria County, Texas" on a number of serious charges, one of which is allegedly possessing child pornography. The 35-year-old was taken into custody on December 24, 2025, and as the case progresses, he or she is currently being held without bail.
By Raviha Imran2 days ago in Geeks
China Won't Accept Any Country Acting as the 'World's Police' After U.S Captures Venezuela's President, China
In the wake of the United States’ controversial military operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, China has issued one of its strongest diplomatic statements in recent years — warning that no nation has the right to act as the “world’s police” or judge of international affairs. The rebuke reflects Beijing’s growing discomfort with U.S. unilateral military actions and highlights a broader struggle over global norms, sovereignty, and the future of international order. � The Daily Star Bangla A Bold Diplomatic Message from Beijing China’s top diplomat, Foreign Minister Wang Yi, articulated Beijing’s position clearly during a recent meeting in Beijing, where he said that “[w]e have never believed that any country can act as the world’s police, nor do we accept that any nation can claim to be the world’s judge.” His remarks came as images and reports of Maduro’s capture emerged worldwide, shocking many observers and prompting intense debate about international law and national sovereignty. � The Daily Star Bangla The statement signals Beijing’s firm opposition to the U.S. action, which involved a large-scale military strike and the removal of a foreign head of state from his own capital. Although the U.S. characterized the operation as a legal enforcement action against charges of narcotics trafficking, China viewed it as a serious breach of established international norms. � 9News Sovereignty First: China’s Consistent Foreign Policy Stance China’s reaction is grounded in its long-standing non-interventionist foreign policy, which asserts that no country should interfere in the internal affairs of another. This principle has been central to China’s diplomatic posture, especially in disputes involving sovereignty, territorial integrity, and military intervention. In recent statements, Beijing reiterated that “the sovereignty and security of all countries should be fully protected under international law.” � The Daily Star Bangla Chinese officials have also expressed “deep shock” at the U.S. use of force against Venezuela, describing it as an act that “seriously violates international law, infringes upon Venezuela’s sovereignty, and threatens peace and security in Latin America and the Caribbean.” These remarks came from the Chinese foreign ministry, which condemned the U.S. operation and urged Washington to respect the UN Charter and the principles of peaceful coexistence. � Channels Television The Broader Diplomatic Context Beijing’s response did not occur in isolation. The United Nations Security Council convened at the request of several countries, including China and Russia, to discuss the U.S. military action. At that session, many member states expressed concerns that the operation could set a dangerous precedent for international relations. Critics argued that military interventions without broad international support risk undermining the rules-based system established after World War II and central to the UN’s purpose. � The Guardian China’s remarks also reflect broader tensions with the United States over global leadership roles. For decades, Washington has justified interventions in far-flung regions on the grounds of security, counterterrorism, or humanitarian need. Beijing, however, has increasingly challenged this narrative, insisting that it often serves as a cover for geopolitical dominance rather than genuine international cooperation. The recent events in Venezuela have given China an opportunity to amplify that critique. � People's Daily Implications for China–U.S. Relations The diplomatic clash over Venezuela could have lasting implications for China–U.S. relations. Both powers are already engaged in strategic competition across the globe — from trade and technology to military posturing in the South China Sea and over Taiwan. China’s denunciation of the U.S. as a self-appointed global enforcer adds a new layer of ideological tension, with Beijing positioning itself as a defender of national sovereignty against what it sees as American unilateralism. � The Daily Star Bangla Yet the situation also presents China with a complex dilemma. Beijing has historically emphasized respect for international norms, but its own actions — particularly in regions like the South China Sea — have drawn criticism from the U.S. and its allies. As a result, China’s stance can be seen as part of a broader effort to assert moral authority while navigating its own controversial geopolitical behaviors. � People's Daily What This Means for Global Politics China’s declaration that it will not accept any country acting as the “world’s police” goes beyond a simple rebuke of the United States. It signifies a deepening contest over the rules that govern international conduct, especially when powerful states take actions that bypass broader international consensus or oversight. For many countries in the Global South — particularly those with histories of colonialism or military intervention — the idea that a single superpower can decide when and how to intervene is deeply unsettling. China is tapping into that sentiment, positioning itself not only as a rival to U.S. influence but also as a champion of a global system that respects sovereign equality. � People's Daily Conclusion: A Test of International Norms As the world watches the fallout from the U.S. operation in Venezuela, China’s strong response highlights the ongoing struggle over global governance and power projection. By rejecting the notion that any one nation can police the world, Beijing is staking out a vision of international relations grounded in sovereignty and legalism — even as it uses the moment to critique its rival’s actions. Whether this rhetoric will translate into concrete shifts in global alignments or policies remains uncertain. But one thing is clear: the debate over what constitutes legitimate international action is far from over — and the clash between Washington and Beijing will shape that debate for years to come. �
By Mustafa2 days ago in Geeks
Marvel Has Its Best-Selling Comic in Years Thanks to Robert Downey Jr.
Things get meta and full circle for Marvel with the ‘Ultimate Endgame’ event. Things get meta and full circle for Marvel with the 'Ultimate Endgame' event.
By Dena Falken Esq2 days ago in Geeks