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Indian Rapper Uses Nicki Minaj To Call Out Unilever
Indian Rapper, Sofia Ashraf sings to the beat of Nicki Minaj's infamous song 'Anaconda' to call out corporate big wigs at Unilever. What's a sure shot way to go viral on the internet and get the world talking about a cause that you really care about? You just rap to a Nicki Minaj beat of course - and that is exactly what Indian rapper Sofia Ashraf did. And guess what? The world took notice! Ashr
Rockin' Your World!
He wasn’t looking for a complication! All he wanted was for his favourite band to play in his hometown. So Cesena native Fabio Zaffagnini simply recorded his request and put it on YouTube, hoping the Foo Fighters would see it — he and an army of a thousand other people, to be exact. Zaffagnini is the mastermind behind Rockin’1000 — a massive group of musicians that came together in Ces
Irrfan Khan And AIB Team Up To Spoof 'Every Bollywood Party Song'
After roasting Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor, AIB is back with their satirical digs and celebrity cameos. This time, they've roped in Irrfan Khan to spoof all those catchy but ridiculous party songs that end up as earworms on our playlists.
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Jaanisaar: A Poetic Film Based On Pre-Independence India
Muzaffar Ali, the director behind the Rekha hit Umrao Jaan, is set to release his new period drama, Jaanisaar, after 33 years, starring Imran Abbas and Pernia Qureshi. Jaanisaar has an uncanny resemblance to Ali's last ...
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TIFF 2015 Celebrates 40 Years With A Unique Lineup For The 2015 Film Festival Season
TIFF announced its first line-up of films premiering in the Gala and Special Presentations sections of its 2015 festival programming. The festival is also celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. For four decades, the ...
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5 Body-Rockin' Gym Anthems For Your 2015 Playlist
It's gym time (again)! Whether you're a steady lifter or a treadmill newbie, we all need some good tunes to pump ourselves up to kill it at the gym. We've made it just a little bit easier for you to feel the burn with a small but spectacular ...



































































