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Popular string theorist Michio Kaku doesn't think that reaching out to aliens is a wise idea. Kaku is actually warning his colleagues by telling them it's a "terrible idea" to try and make contact with extraterrestrials at this point in time. Over the past few years, the topics of aliens and UFOs have been discussed by leading scientists and government agencies from all over the world. The United States is currently declassifying their intel about UFOs, providing evidence that there are things out there that still cannot be explained. In a new interview, Michio Kaku took some time to promote his latest book, The God Equation. He was also asked about aliens. "Soon we'll have the Webb telescope up in orbit and we'll have thousands of planets to look at," notes Kaku before stating, "and that's why I think the chances are quite high that we may make contact with an alien civilization." Humans have questioned the existence of aliens for years, and it appears that the answer is just … [Read more...] about Expert Issues UFO Warning: Aliens May Be Friendly, But Don’t Gamble on It

Certainly one of the most original and unusual movies to be nominated in any category at the Oscars this year is  International Film contender The Man Who Sold His Skin from Tunisia. The film merges the world of Syrian refugees and the tony world of high art in a unique mix of drama, comedy, thriller and social issues. Appearing on a panel for the Samuel Goldwyn Films pic at Deadline’s Contenders Film : The Nominees all-day virtual event, three of the actors and director-writer Kaouther Ben Hania talked about the ambitious film and how it came about. “It was inspired by a work of a Belgian artist,” said its director. “She was in a museum and saw a man basically on exhibit. That was the starting point. I had the image of this man showing his back in my head, and then the idea came about of merging the story of a Syrian refugee who is approached by an artist wanting to use him as a palette as it were and tattoo his entire back for his latest work.” After a … [Read more...] about ‘The Man Who Sold His Skin’ Inked With Mix Of Art, Dark Comedy And Social Commentary – Contenders Film: The Nominees

After gaining fame as Bulbul in Ekta Kapoor's popular TV soap Pavitra Rishta , Mrunal Thakur chose an unconventional film Love U Sonia for her big-screen debut. The critically acclaimed film won her rave reviews and the actress went on to star in films like Hrithik Roshan's Super 30 and John Abraham's Batla House . Recently, in an interview with ETimes, Mrunal talked about unprecedented surge in women-centric content, especially on OTT. Speaking about how she feels blessed to be a part of Bollywood in this era, the actress said, "The change in the content is really great for actors. With just a click, an actor can reach millions of people across the world. Earlier, getting a worldwide release was difficult. Many Indian actors have been appreciated by the West, which is an achievement. I feel blessed to be entering Bollywood in this era; it is great exposure for actors like us." She further added, "Earlier, we were looked upon as an industry of people … [Read more...] about Mrunal Thakur: Taapsee Pannu, Vidya Balan Are Helping Actors Like Me Get Substantial Role In A Film

Bronx rapper Drag-On was a key part of the Ruff Ryders rap dynasty in the late Nineties and early 2000s, making many memorable appearances alongside DMX , the Lox, and Eve. As fans around the world mourned DMX after his death at age 50 , Drag-On called to share his memories of the late MC. When I first met DMX, I was 17. I was pretty much homeless at the time. They brought me down to the Power House studio in Yonkers to meet a rapper. I didn’t know it was going to be him. Back at that time, it was the battle era — all that SMACK DVD stuff came from us. He was there at the studio, and they told me to rap, and they told him to rap. Next thing I knew, it turned into a battle. Of course, I lost the battle. But he respected me, because I kept coming at him. X used to battle, like, 10 people by himself, and literally make them stop one by one. For me, being 17, and not really knowing I was in a battle until toward the end, I just kept coming at him, and he felt my hunger and felt my … [Read more...] about Drag-On Remembers DMX: ‘We Really Looked at Each Other Like Brothers’

In 1968, the Democratic National Convention was held in Chicago at a time of deep political unrest following the murders of Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King. Thousands of activists filled the streets, resulting in scenes of chaos that led to eight individuals (Black Panther Bobby Seale was later disentangled from the case) being charged by the FBI with inciting a riot. The case was tried in 1969, as depicted in Netflix ’s six-time Oscar nominee The Trial of the Chicago 7 . Parallels with today’s world seem obvious now, but as writer-director Aaron Sorkin said during the film’s virtual panel at Deadline’s Contenders Film : The Nominees awards-season event, it was Steven Spielberg’s prescience that saw the film go into a production a year before unrest returned to America’s streets in 2020. Related Story Deadline's Contenders Film: The Nominees - Watch The Livestream “I always wanted the film to be about today and not 1968—it was just that none of us … [Read more...] about How ‘The Trial Of The Chicago 7’ Became More Than A Period Piece – Contenders Film: The Nominees