The organisers of the 83rd Golden Globe Awards have announced an extensive lineup of presenters for this year’s ceremony, set to take place this weekend in the United States. The announcement was made on Thursday through the Golden Globes’ official X (formerly Twitter) account.

Singer and actor Hridoy Khan has released his short film “Trapped” on YouTube, marking the return of model-turned-actress Monalisa to acting after a long hiatus.

Aditya Dhar’s spy-action spectacle “Dhurandhar” has rewritten Hindi cinema’s box office history, emerging as the highest-grossing Hindi film of all time. Headlined by Ranveer Singh, the film has amassed an impressive Rs 831.40 crore nett at the Indian box office by the end of its 33rd day.

The 24th Dhaka International Film Festival 2026 will be held simultaneously in Dhaka and Cox’s Bazar from January 10 to 18. Organised by Rainbow Film Society, this year’s festival carries the slogan “Nandanik Chalachitra, Mononshil Darshok, Alokito Shomaj” (Aesthetic films, discerning audience, enlightened society).

The honor will recognise television programs that have made “a profound and lasting impact” on audiences while maintaining relevance to society, culture and the industry.

Prominent cultural organisation Chhayanaut is hosting a two-day “Shuddhasangeet Utsab”, dedicated to legendary maestro Ustad Allauddin Khan, starting today and continuing through Saturday.

Partho Sheikh has tied the knot with his longtime partner, Samiha Rahman, in a beautiful wedding ceremony attended by close family and friends.

Chorki has unveiled the first look of its upcoming web series “Aatka”, drawing attention for its vibrant visuals and lively ensemble. At the centre of the series is Sunerah Binte Kamal, who steps into a flamboyant character that marks a noticeable shift from her recent on-screen roles. As curiosity around the project grows, the actress shares what made working on “Aatka” a particularly enjoyable and fulfilling experience.

“Sultana’s Dream” has travelled widely, screening at major international festivals including the European Film Festival, Goa Festival, Filmfest Hamburg and the Leeds International Film Festival, where it also picked up awards.

Actress Apu Biswas is set to return to the big screen after a brief hiatus with the thriller film “Durbar”, directed by Kamrul Hassan Fuad. The filmmaker confirmed on social media that the film will be released in theatres during Eid al-Fitr.

Disney has officially moved forward with its live-action adaptation of “Tangled”, casting Teagan Croft as Rapunzel and Milo Manheim as Flynn Rider.

The film, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio as an aging revolutionary and Chase Infiniti as his teenage daughter, earned nominations for best ensemble, SAG’s equivalent of best picture, as well as individual acting honours across multiple categories.

Shariar Nazim Joy has completed more than 25 years in the entertainment industry, carving out a multifaceted career across television, cinema, OTT platforms, and hosting. With nearly 750 television dramas to his credit, Joy remains one of the most prolific performers in the country.

After a long gap of 15 years, Shahriar Nazim Joy and Kusum Sikder are set to share the screen once again. Once a popular on-screen pair with a noticeable chemistry, the two drifted apart over time. Breaking that hiatus, they will now reunite—not in a television drama, but in the web series “Paap Kahini 2”, which is being directed by Joy himself.

Popular small-screen stars Ziaul Faruq Apurba and Afsan Ara Bindu are set to reunite after a long gap in the upcoming web series "Headline".

Armeen Musa’s work spans music, theatre and interdisciplinary performance. She is the founder and director of the Ghaashphoring Choir and has led a range of collaborative projects bridging classical, folk and contemporary forms. She is the first Bangladeshi composer and singer to receive a Grammy nomination. She has also expanded her artistic practice into acting, debuting in acclaimed theatre director Syed Jamil Ahmed’s production of “Ami Birongona Bolchi”.

Directed by Arafat Mohsin Nidhi, “Aatka” is based on a story, screenplay, and dialogues by Raba Khan. The project marks the first series for both Raba and Nidhi as creators. According to them, the title “Aatka” comes from a commonly used local word meaning something sudden or abrupt. The name was finalised during a conversation between the two, when the word repeatedly came up and felt instantly fitting for the series.

The shortlist reflects a wide range of political, social and personal narratives, continuing the category’s role as a barometer of global filmmaking beyond Hollywood. The International Feature Film race is often one of the most competitive at the Oscars, with many shortlisted films already established on the international festival circuit.

Model-turned-actress Rafah Nanjeba Torsa has begun the new year by announcing her involvement in four upcoming films, marking a busy phase in her acting career.

Tarr was a defining force behind what later came to be known as slow cinema—a rigorous style marked by long, uninterrupted takes, stark black-and-white imagery, sparse dialogue and a deliberate rejection of conventional narrative rhythm. His films demanded patience, but rewarded it with an unflinching gaze at power, despair and moral decay.