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Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah completed 14 years recently. The producer of the show Asit Modi had spoken about the initial struggle and had revealed how he struck a deal with SAB TV. The show has been in the news since a long time- initially, it was regarding Disha Vakani's exit, which has still not been solved. Recently, the show had hit headlines for Shailesh Lodha and Raj Anadkat's exit. There are also rumours that Munmun Dutta is keen on exiting the show. Recently, Asit had spoken about the actors exit and had said that he wants to keep everyone together and is hurt when someone leaves the show. He also had said that audience, who get upset with actor's exit, come to him and ask about the same. He added that they have to take into consideration their emotions. He also said that he asks the actors to reconsider their decision if they plan to leave, but that doesn't mean that the show will stop. Recently, Asit spoke about Shailesh Lodha and Disha Vakani's exit. He also … [Read more...] about Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah Producer Asit Modi Reveals Why He Makes Actors Sign Exclusive Contract

Rocky Mountain Fur Con 2017 – a convention for enthusiasts who wear animal costumes ingrained with human characteristics for roleplaying – has been canceled. On Monday, the RMFC board of directors organizing the 10th annual event, set to be held in Denver next August, posted a statement that a “movement has grown into a community that promotes violence” which resulted in a “sudden and drastic increase in security costs” exceeding a third of the event’s operating budget. The announcement came after the founder of the Furry Raiders, an outlier group within the anthropomorphic subculture, adopted an armband which featured a black paw on a red background that some thought had a striking resemblance to a part of the Nazi uniform. Convention chairman Zachary Brooks did not directly name the Furry Raiders in his account, but convention staff identified the Furry Raiders as being at the center of the controversy after being labeled a neo-Nazi group throughout the community, which largely … [Read more...] about Does the Furry Community Have a Nazi Problem?

There’s a moment within the first few minutes of Summering — James Ponsoldt’s delicate, affectionate tribute to the wonder years (or more specifically, the seasonal wonder months) between childhood’s end and teenage riots — that captures the blurred, giddy adrenaline rush of youth in full bloom. Four girls are goofing around, hiding in bathtubs and scaring each other with masks. Someone’s mom shoos them all out of the house. And then the quartet begins to sprint across a front lawn in slow motion, screaming and giggling as they head straight toward an active sprinkler, framed by the refracting arc of a water-mist rainbow. It’s such an arresting image, so full of life and joy that you can feel yourself gasp as you watch it. When the sequence then cuts to a view of them running from the side, one of the girls begins doing cartwheels across the screen. You’re immediately dropped into the world of these suburban tweens, and whisked back to that point in life when all you needed was a … [Read more...] about ‘Summering’ Works Better as a Mood Than It Does a Movie

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Kim Kardashian is expanding her empire — this time throwing her nude-colored hat in the tech game with a trio of Beats Fit Pro earbuds . The “Beats x Kim” collection, as it’s called, reimagines the Beats Fit Pro earbuds in three quintessentially-Kim colors: Moon (light), Dune (medium), and Earth (deep). Just like Kardashian’s clothing brand, SKIMS , the Kim K Special Edition Fit Pro earbuds modernize the headphone space with minimal colors, and let wearers “express their identity through color by creating monochromatic or contrasted looks,” per Beats. Available for starting on Tuesday, August 16 at 10 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT, the Beats x Kim collection will be shoppable at Apple.com/Kim and at select Apple Store locations for $199.99. Apple Buy: Beats Fit Pro Kim K Special Edition at $199.99 “I wanted to break … [Read more...] about Kim Kardashian Is Making Earbuds Now (They’re Nude-Tone, Natch)

Opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not reflect the views of Rolling Stone editors or publishers. In 2018, I decided to break up with code-switching. I had code-switched for as long as I could remember as a way to navigate white spaces and spaces that were not intended for me. Code-switching can look different for everyone: • How you talk • What you talk about • How you dress • How you behave For me, it was a combination of many things, but mostly it was me trying to “fit in” in the spaces that I entered. It feels especially necessary when you are the “only” or one of few people who hold your identity at work — as if you need to be on your best behavior. We are living in an era where our work lives bleed into our personal lives and vice versa. This is new for so many, but for those who hold marginalized identities, this has always been the case. We have always been hyperaware of the boundaries of our realities and how to mask them. But just … [Read more...] about Code-Switching: We Are Never Getting Back Together

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Google ’s move into the wireless earbuds space has been hit or miss ever since the first pair of Pixel Buds were released back in 2017. Connectivity issues, an uneven fit and subpar sound quality plagued the original Pixel Buds, disappointing fans and audiophiles alike. And, while Google substantially upped its game with the Pixel Buds A-Series , fans of the brand were still waiting for a pair of true wireless earbuds that could compete with the likes of Apple’s AirPods Pro and Sony’s WF-1000XM4 buds . Five years later and we finally have a winner. All hail the Google Pixel Buds Pro , a pair of stellar noise-cancelling wireless buds that can stack up against the competition. Amazon Buy: Google Pixel Buds Pro at $199.99 A Pop Of Color: Unboxing The Pixel Buds Pro Google’s Pixel Buds Pro are available … [Read more...] about No More Connection Drops: Google’s Pixel Buds Pro Give Apple Serious Competition

Don’t Let This Flop is released Wednesdays on all audio streaming platforms, including Apple Podcasts , Spotify , Amazon Music , Stitcher and more . On June 26, Michael Edward Herman, a 35-year-old West Virginia resident, was charged with making “terroristic threats” on Twitter. According to a press release from the West Virginia Department of Homeland Security, the tweets included “intimidating language” aimed at Governor Jim Justice, Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, and Vice President Kamala Harris, “relating to the passage and enforcement of abortion bans.” Though the tweets have not been made publicly available, past posts on his socials show that he was vigorously pro-choice, and the timing indicates he would have sent the alleged messages as state officials attempted to implement an abortion ban. (He has not yet pleaded to the charges, and his public defender declined to comment at this time.) Yet shortly after his … [Read more...] about The Furry Community Is Struggling to Snuff Out Far-Right Agitators

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. It might start to sound exhausting, but getting a good amount of sleep every night can’t be overstated: Poor sleep quality has been linked to a jaw-dropping amount of life problems, from chronic pain to more severe conditions. One thing that can help you get a better night’s sleep: your mattress. There are a ton of factors to consider when shopping for the best mattress for you, from its size to firmness. Such an important purchase shouldn’t be taken lightly, but that doesn’t mean it needs to be a stressful experience either. In fact, it’s easier than ever to find the best mattresses in a box, so you can get it delivered directly to your door. You no longer have to worry about fighting to fit your mattress through a narrow doorway. With the best mattresses in a box, you can simply unbox it right in your bedroom . Read on for how to … [Read more...] about RS Recommends: The Most Comfortable Mattresses That Come in a Box

Opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not reflect the views of Rolling Stone editors or publishers. The creator economy is constantly in flux and changes based on many external factors, including relevant social, political or world events occurring at that time. This has been very clear over the last few years with the Covid-19 pandemic, a party-dividing election cycle and an increase in social justice campaigns. All of this has had a massive effect on digital platforms, and creators stand to gain a lot from the constant and growing demand for relevant content. Below, a panel of Rolling Stone Culture Council members look ahead to share their predictions for the future of the creator economy in the years to come. Niche Content Is Here to Stay Niche is the new scale. Platforms and production tools will continue to improve, along with an individual’s storytelling ability, allowing seemingly small areas of interest to thrive and engage passionate and loyal … [Read more...] about Seven Business Leaders Predict the Future of the Creator Economy

Boston alt-rock stalwarts the Lemonheads will celebrate the 30th anniversary of their hit album, It’s a Shame About Ray , with a North American tour this fall. The Lemonheads will be performing the album in its entirety throughout the trek. Released in 1992, It’s a Shame About Ray marked the band’s fifth album, and its title track became a rock hit in the U.S., the U.K., and Australia. The band also garnered a ton of success with their cover of Simon and Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson,” which was added to later pressings of the album. The 30th anniversary tour for It’s a Shame About Ray will kick off Nov. 17 at Mickey’s Black Box in Litiz, Pennsylvania and wrap Dec. 17 with a homecoming show at Paradise in Boston. The Lemonheads will receive support from Bass Drum of Death, On Being an Angel, former bandmate Juliana Hatfield, and Rusty, the Nils, on select dates. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, Aug. 12, with complete information on the Lemonheads’ website . … [Read more...] about The Lemonheads to Celebrate ‘It’s a Shame About Ray’ 30th Anniversary on Fall Tour