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30 Feline Funnies to Pre-Game Your Thanksgiving Feast
As the temperature drops and the grocery-store turkeys start giving you the side-eye, there’s really only one reliable source of comfort. Cats. Cats do not care about the weather, your travel plans, or whether you bought the wrong kind of cranberry sauce. They care about naps, snacks, and asserting dominance over every soft surface in your home. Honestly, relatable. With Thanksgiving creeping closer, the annual circus has officially begun. You’re mentally preparing for the long drive, the well-meaning but exhausting relatives, and the inevitable moment when someone asks what you do for work again. Meanwhile, your cat is preparing too, but mostly by finding new ways to sit directly on the sweater you need to pack.
‘I don’t want a lion. I can’t have a lion. I’m pretty sure it’s illegal’: Uncle with good intentions wants to gift his nephew a lion cub, the panicked nephew refuses, but the lion has already been bought
You know how we always talk about how much we wish we could own big cats the same way that we have regular house cats? Like, in an ideal world. In a purrfect world. Because big cats are just regular cats. but big, right? They certainly act like it. And although we know yes, we actually do know that big cats are wild and beautiful creatures, we have also seen people online befriend lions and people raise cheetahs and remain friends with them. So, we know that it’s pawssible. Still, with all that said, if someone ever came up to us and asked us whether we actually wanted to have one. sure, in that purrfect world, we would say yes. But in the real world, we would have probably panicked the same way that the person in this story did. Maybe, at some point in his life, this person mentioned to their uncle that they love lions, but we don’t think that they ever actually expected to be offered a cub one day.
Bollywood icon Dharmendra Deol dies at 89 – News India Times
MUMBAI (Reuters) -Dharmendra Deol, who became one of India’s most prominent actors and a Bollywood action hero, died in Mumbai on Monday (November 24, 2025),
EXCLUSIVE: Ahmed Khan shares EXCITING updates: “Welcome To The Jungle expected to release in mid-2026; Baap is a post-production-HEAVY film and has full RETRO vibes…all 4 actors are playing COOL characters”
Ahmed Khan is on a roll. His upcoming comic caper, Welcome To The Jungle, is shaping up well and his production, Baap, will also release soon since the shoot has been wrapped up. And that’s not all. Rangeela (1995), the film that made him a force to reckon with, will re-release in cinemas on November 28. In an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama, Ahmed Khan spoke in detail about Rangeela and then also opened up about his upcoming projects. When asked about Welcome To The Jungle, Ahmed Khan said, “We recently shot the film in Mumbai and Dubai as well. It was a long, 12-day schedule. In December, we will wrap up the climax.”When will Welcome To The Jungle be out in cinemas? He replied, “It will be released in mid-2026.”Welcome To The Jungle is produced by Firoz A. Nadiadwallah stars Akshay Kumar, Paresh Rawal, Suniel Shetty, Arshad Warsi, Johny Lever, Rajpal Yadav, Tusshar Kapoor, Shreyas Talpade, Krushna Abhishek, Kiku Sharda, Daler Mehndi, Mika Singh, Rahul Dev, Mukesh Tiwari, Sharib Hashmi, Inaamulhaq, Zakir Hussain, Yashpal Sharma, Raveena Tandon, Lara Dutta, Jacqueline Fernandez, Disha Patani and child actor Vrihi Kodvara. Baap, meanwhile, stars Sunny Deol, Sanjay Dutt, Mithun Chakraborty, and Jackie Shroff and is directed by Vivek Singh Chauhan. The film has been delayed quite a bit and Ahmed Khan explained, “Its post-production is going on. It’s a very post-production-heavy film. That only took 9 months. It also has too much action. I left it on Zee Studios as they are the studio partners. They’ll soon announce the release date. Hum unko bol bol ke thak gaye ‘Film kab theatre mein daal rahe hai’ (laughs)!”When asked if Baap would release in cinemas after Sunny Deol’s highly awaited Border 2, he replied in the affirmative and said, “All four actors are playing cool characters. It’s the first time you’ll see all of them together. It has full retro vibes.”Remembering Saroj KhanNovember 22 was the birth anniversary of Saroj Khan, who was Ahmed Khan’s guru. The choreographer-filmmaker remembered her and said, “She’s engraved in my heart. You can’t forget certain people. Woh aapke rehnuma hote hai. Rasste sab ko dikthe hai; lekin uspe chalna kaise hai, woh seekhna bahut zaroori hai. That’s when you need certain people to guide you and Saroj ji was one of them for me. Even today, when I am stuck, I shut my eyes and think of her. I ask myself, ‘What would Saroj ji have done in this situation?’. Instantly, I get my answer somehow. I have been blessed to work with her.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Team Ahmed Khan (@khan_ahmedasas) He also credited his Rangeela director and others, “Similarly, I was lucky to work with Ram Gopal Varma too. I learned cinematography from Ashok Mehta; I had assisted him as well. And I also worked with Mukul Anand.”When asked if Ahmed ever worked on Mukul Anand’s Agneepath (1990) or some other film, he revealed, “I worked with him in ads made by MAD Films. I later worked on his film Trimurti (1995). It was the film in which I worked with Saroj Khan, Ashok Mehta and Mukul Anand. the three greats! Also, as a child, I learned from the man himself, Shekhar Kapur. So, I am fortunate to have worked with the legends.”Also Read: Ahmed Khan remembers Saroj Khan on her birth anniversary, “She is to dance what Sridevi is to acting”.
Manish Malhotra’s Gustaakh Ishq to premiere at IFFI 2025 on November 24
Manish Malhotra’s Gustaakh Isqh Kucch Pehle Jaisa is all set for an official premiere at the 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa. The festival is scheduled to be held from 20th November to 28th, and Gustaakh Ishq will have its grand premiere on 24th November. For Manish Malhotra, the film marks his first cinematic production under Stage5 Production, celebrating old-school love, poetry and shayris bringing back the charm of nostalgic ishq. Considering that Gustaakh Ishq marks Malhotra’s debut film as a producer, its premiere at IFFI is a milestone for him and the Indian film industry. Starring Naseeruddin Shah, Vijay Varma, Fatima Sana Shaikh and Sharib Hashmi, Gustaakh Ishq reignites the magic of puraani mohabbat with lingering glances, feels and music that goes straight to the heart, and a tale that’s unhurried but deeply poetic. Produced by Manish Malhotra alongside his brother Dinesh Malhotra under Stage5 Production, Vibhu Puri directs Gustaakh Ishq, and it unfolds as a poignant tale of passion and unspoken desire, set amidst the bylanes of Purani Dilli and the fading kothis of Punjab. The film releases in theatres on 28th November. Also Read: Gustaakh Ishq producer Manish Malhotra reveals why Fatima Sana Shaikh was his first choice; says, “She’s very beautiful, very petite”.
Jane Fonda’s Death Confession: Hollywood Icon, 87, Thought She Was Going to Die Before Turning 30 From ‘Drugs and Loneliness’
The legendary actress said it’s ‘astonishing’ for her to think about turning 88 in December.
20 Funny Memes of Cats Saying “No Thanks” to Winter and “Yes Please” to Warm Snuggles
Cats may act like fearless rulers of the household, but introduce them to snow or a chilly breeze, and suddenly they become dramatic little divas. The moment a cold draft slips under the door, they stare at it like the weather purrsonally insulted them. They’ll glare out the window as if winter is an unacceptable malfunction that needs to be fixed immediately. And if a paw happens to touch snow? That single toe freeze is enough to trigger a full meltdown, complete with offended meows and frantic retreat back to the warmest blanket in the house. Even indoor cats can’t escape the cold-weather complaints. They spend winter under blankets, on top of heaters, buried in laundry piles, and draped over radiators like furry hot water bottles. Their paws tuck underneath their bodies, their tails wrap tight like scarves, and they look at their hoomans with that classic “fix the thermostat, peasant” expression. Deep down, cats love winter for one reason only: it gives them the perfect excuse to demand premium warmth and attention. More blankets, more cozy laps, more treats delivered on command. It’s their season for maximum pampering, and they fully intend to take advantage of it.