Halloween is upon us, and we’ve lined up some spine-tingling releases to make your October 31 even more haunting.

Wrapping up the conversation, Mousumi shared her unwavering dedication to acting, saying, "All my dreams revolve around acting. I dream of creating work that audiences will remember for years. I’ve been fortunate to receive so much love, and I hope to hold onto that always.”

The much-anticipated trailer of Anam Biswas directorial web-series "Rongila Kitab" was released today at a grand event at the Bangladesh Film Archive.

The series has successfully aired four seasons, each well-loved by loyal fans who are eagerly awaiting a fifth. Speculation about a new season has been building, and Ome recently fueled excitement by hinting at its production. 

Directed by Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Raz, the drama premiered on the platform on October 28 and comes with English subtitles keeping international audiences in mind.

Lionsgate announced yesterday that Johnny Depp and Penélope Cruz will reunite on the big screen in the upcoming movie “Day Drinker”, directed by Marc Webb (known for “The Amazing Spider-Man”).

The hit OTT series “Mirzapur” is expanding into a film, thrilling fans with the return of the beloved character Munna bhaiya, portrayed by Divyenndu.

Instead of a traditional honeymoon, Suzena and Syed chose to perform Umrah together, fulfilling her long-held desire to embark on this spiritual journey with her husband. Reflecting on this significant choice, she said, “Two days after our wedding, we performed Umrah. I wish to continue living on the path that Allah has set for me for the rest of my life.”

The actress is celebrating her 41st birthday today and spoke with The Daily Star about her celebration and upcoming projects.

It’s almost impossible not to talk about Chandler Bing when talking about Matthew Perry when the man behind the character himself said, "It wasn't that I thought I could play Chandler; I was Chandler."

Timothée Chalamet delighted his fans with an unexpected appearance at a lookalike contest dedicated to him in New York. The event took place in Lower Manhattan, where the Hollywood star surprised attendees by showing up in person.

This December, Ziaul Faruq Apurba and Tareen Jahan are set to make their Tollywood debuts, each starring in their own films. As the Christmas season approaches, these two Bangladeshi stars will go head-to-head at theatres across West Bengal.

Before leaving, Bhatt embraced Shakib Khan, drawing him close in a gesture that has since gone viral. A photograph of the moment is making the rounds in various film-related social media groups, with people buzzing over the spontaneous interaction. Though attempts were made to reach Shakib Khan, he remained unavailable, as he was engrossed in back-to-back shooting sessions.

Depp emphasised that every experience, whether positive or painful, offers a lesson. Despite the hardships, he refuses to let resentment linger. “I don’t have any ill feelings toward anyone. I don’t have this great reserve of hatred, because hatred requires caring. Why carry that baggage?”

Following this rejection, the film is officially uncertified and banned from public exhibition throughout Bangladesh. Any unauthorized screening of the film will result in confiscation, and those involved may face legal action. This order is effective immediately.

On October 28, it will be one year since our cherished "Friends" star Matthew Perry tragically passed away in a bathtub at his home in Pacific Palisades.

Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay’s first novel “Ghunpoka” is heading to the silver screen. Set in 1960s Kolkata, the story follows Shyam, a self-respecting young man who quits his job after being humiliated by his boss. The novel centres on Shyam’s loneliness and his struggle as an unemployed man in a bustling city.

The book, titled “Robi Poth,” is set to be released on November 2 at the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy.

Founded in 1998, Chabial has since produced advertisements, television dramas, and films under its banner. Farooki’s first production under Chabial was “Waiting Room”, which no television channel wanted to buy at the time. However, the landscape has drastically changed over the years.

The award, one of the prominent honours in Bangladeshi cinema, commemorates the legacy of Fazlul Haque, a pioneer of the country’s film journalism and the director of its first children's film, “President”.