Amazon Prime Video India has set its first Tamil-language long-form scripted original series, “Suzhal – The Vortex,” written and created by Pushkar and Gayatri (“Vikram Vedha”).
The eight-part crime thriller revolves around the investigation of a missing girl that wreaks havoc and disrupts the fabric of a small town in South India. It is produced by Wallwatcher Films and directed by Bramma and Anucharan M. The cast includes Kathir (“Pariyerum Perumal”), Aishwarya Rajesh (“Kanaa”) and Sriya Reddy (“Sometimes”) alongside veteran Radhakrishnan Parthiban (“Single Slipper Size – 7”).
Hundreds of community members gathered Thursday for the funeral of Amir Rahkare Locke, the 22-year-old Black man who was fatally shot within seconds of Minneapolis police entering an apartment with a no-knock warrant for a case that had nothing to do with him.
Meanwhile, even as family, friends, and locals mourned, new details were emerging about the white cop who fired the shots that killed Locke. Rev. Al Sharpton delivered a eulogy while surrounded by Locke’s family at the Shiloh Temple International Ministries, just two miles from the Feb.
Millions of Australians are set to shiver through a wintry blast this week as the east coast is hammered by an intense polar blast, bringing painfully cold weather and more rainfall.
Heavy rainfall on Sunday ended a brief two days of sunshine in NSW with warnings more downpours, freezing temperatures and snow are on the way.
Weatherzone meteorologist Andrew Schmidt said the wet conditions were the result of a low-pressure system lingering in the Tasman Sea and southerly winds.
Jordan Barrett walked the runway for Boss during Milan Fashion Week in Italy on Thursday.
The 24-year-old Australian model showed off his chiselled good looks as he walked across a sports field for the label’s Spring/Summer 2022 fashion show.
Looking like a seasoned professional, Jordan modelled a sporty ensemble, which consisted of camel-coloured tracksuit pants and a matching hooded sweatshirt.
Strutting his stuff: Jordan Barrett walked the runway for Boss during Milan Fashion Week in Italy on Thursday
High-spirited England fans have begun celebrating as they gear up to watch the Lionesses make history taking on Spain in the Women’s World Cup final.
An army of more than 6,000 are expected to roar on the European champions in Sydney’s Stadium Australia today.
While back home, a bumper crowd of more than 15 million is predicted to watch the historic final on BBC or ITV, packing out fan zones and pubs – with chain Greene King even offering a free drink for fans turning up to boozers wearing either England kit, colours or facepaint.