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Andy Murray thanked fans for taking off or skipping work to watch him play in the DC Open on a Wednesday afternoon.",

Acclaimed filmmaker Damien Chazelle’s recent outing as a director, Babylon, has drawn a largely mixed response from the critics, with some claiming that the movie is a dazzling love letter to old Hollywood, while others stating it’s a muddled mess of lofty themes.",

The pandemic has made it difficult — if not impossible — to travel the world. But, it has also made people more virtually dependent, especially when it comes to living a certain experience. While it may not really be the same, digital experiences have ensured people stay connected with their loved ones, even if they are not able to be with them physically."

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The world’s 19th ranked T20I team, the United States of America, defeated the World No 9 Bangladesh team by five wickets ahead of the T20 World Cup, which will be hosted by the USA and the Caribbean next month. ",

According to the ED, Fairplay was involved in “unauthorised” streaming of Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 matches on the Fairplay App and various online betting activities including results of Lok Sabha polls.",

A reel that went viral on Instagram tells its own tale: Kavita, draped gracefully in a saree, cradles her baby in one arm while effortlessly juggling fiery bottles with the other. Garnering thousands of likes, she steers the bottles as though they are nothing to be afraid of. When questioned about the risks, Kavita says reassuringly, “I have been trained for eight years—I know exactly how to handle those bottles without endangering my child!”",

James Cameron said that he had taken out a few parts from Avatar: The Way of Water and saved them for the third part, which he is sure will be made and released. Calling these films “hideously expensive”, Cameron said it was a “sketchy business” to make such expensive films even before the pandemic implying that it was more of a risk now. “At this point, we just have to play it out to see what happens. But what I know right now is: we’re delivering three hours of a pretty much insane experience,” he said. The director added, “The market could be telling us we’re done in three months, or we might be semi-done, meaning: ‘OK, let’s complete the story within movie three, and not go on endlessly’, if it’s just not profitable.”"