HBO has unveiled the first trailer for “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms”, the much-anticipated prequel to “Game of Thrones.” The six-episode half-hour drama will premiere on January 18.

“Her and the City” is an initiative of Easel, an organisation founded by three women from diverse backgrounds and different religions who share a passion for art.

After gaining widespread acclaim on OTT platforms for his original series “Shaaticup” and “Sinpaat”, filmmaker Mohammad Touqir Islam is set to make his full-length feature film debut with “Delupi”.

The 1930 drama explores the final telephone conversation of a woman whose lover is about to marry another, capturing heartbreak, abandonment, and emotional turmoil. Ninad’s production preserves Cocteau’s intense, intimate narrative while presenting it through a Bengali lens, combining psychological depth with theatrical innovation.

Against the backdrop of illuminated arches and intricate stonework, the evening unfolded as a rare dialogue between music and memory—where the enduring legacy of Allauddin Khan found new resonance within Dhaka’s most iconic monument.

Paramount+ has officially renewed “Dexter: Resurrection” for a second season, as announced by Michael C Hall in a video shared on the show’s official YouTube channel.

Netflix has announced “Man vs Baby”, a new comedy series starring Rowan Atkinson, premiering globally on December 11, 2025. The four-part series sees Atkinson return as Trevor Bingley, the hapless yet well-meaning character from Man vs Bee, this time caught in a whirlwind of Christmas chaos while caring for a baby in London.

“Deshlai” follows the story of a young TikToker named Zewel. The film is directed by Indian filmmaker Quashiq Mukherjee, better known as Q, who is widely recognised for his film “Gandu”.

In what is now regarded as the deadliest zone for journalists, nearly 300 journalists and media workers have been killed since October 7, Bangladeshi writer and photojournalist Shahidul Alam and activist-health expert Ruhi Akhter set sail with the flotilla to deliver aid to the Gaza Strip. According to the latest reports, Shahidul Alam and fellow activists were detained after entering the red zone, approximately 220 km off Gaza’s coast.

A new, and deeply unsettling, trend is flooding social media feeds. It is not a dance challenge or a recipe video. It is the digital resurrection of deceased celebrities, all generated by artificial intelligence.

Chorki is set to release its new original web film “Little Miss Chaos” on October 9. Directed by Mahmuda Sultana Rima, the romantic dramedy will premiere at 12:01am on the streaming platform.

In a groundbreaking moment for Bangladeshi music, “Long Distance Love” from Coke Studio Bangla has taken the No. 1 spot on Spotify’s Top Viral Songs India chart — holding its position for the second consecutive week.

Roger Moore’s arms appeared elongated to conceal the missing gun entirely. The edits quickly went viral, sparking ridicule and concern across social media, with users dubbing the new look “a disarmed Bond.”

Based on the life and works of Jibanananda Das, the production paints a poetic portrait of the modernist poet through fragments of memory, philosophical reflection, and emotional resonance.

He aspired after Hindu-Muslim unity and a healthy synthesis of all faiths and creeds.

In “Soldier”, Shakib Khan will appear in a completely new look and in a role unlike any he has played before. His character represents the ordinary man—someone who fights for his country and his people from his own position. In this film, Shakib Khan is not merely a star; he symbolises the common people of Bangladesh. Through him, we will see the reflection of every struggling citizen of this nation.

Celebrated Bangladeshi rock band Aurthohin officially announced the release of its much-anticipated album “Phoenixer Diary 2” at a press conference held today at Skyfall Rooftop Restaurant in Mohakhali, Dhaka. The event was organised by Cool Exposure.

“Ali” a 15-minute Bangladeshi short directed by Adnan Al Rajeev, has been selected for the official short-film programme at the 70th Valladolid International Film Week (Seminci) in Spain.

Prachyanat, one of Bangladesh’s most prominent theatre companies, has announced its new executive committee for the 2025–27 term, signalling continuity of its longstanding commitment to experimental stagecraft, training and international collaboration.

The Ministry of Cultural Affairs, in association with Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, will organise a classical music evening on October 8, 2025, at 7 pm at the historic Lalbagh Fort in Old Dhaka.