Brazil secured a commanding 3-0 victory over Scotland in the early hours of Thursday, but the action on the pitch was not the only attraction at the stadium. Several high-profile celebrities, including football legend David Beckham, pop star Camila Cabello, and actor Matthew Broderick, were spotted enjoying the FIFA World Cup clash in Florida.

Director Shafayet Mansoor's experimental AI-powered short film “Mind It” has been nominated at OMNI 1.5 HYPERPHANTASIA, presented by Envato.

Artcell is scheduled to perform at the X Force Presents Overload Festival on July 10 at the Hall of Fame, BCFICC, alongside prominent bands including Aurthohin and Cryptic Fate. As the band prepares for a new chapter, Artcell says it is excited to welcome Bakhtiar and return to the stage while preserving the legacy it has built over more than two decades.

Titled "Thanda Gosht 2.0", the film is jointly produced and directed by filmmaker duo Shah Newaz Khan Cju and Sumaiya Arju Muhu.

As football fans around the world celebrate Lionel Messi’s birthday today, actor Chanchal Chowdhury has joined the tributes in his own artistic way. A lifelong admirer of the Argentine footballer, the actor recently shared a hand-drawn portrait of Messi on social media, drawing praise from fans.

Popular Bangladeshi singer Balam is set to perform in Sweden for the first time as part of a special concert marking more than three decades in music.

In his paper, Nurullah described the proposed budget’s recognition of the creative economy as a significant step forward, noting that it marks the first time the sector has been formally identified as a key driver of national economic development.

However, that chapter is now coming to a close. Actress Swastika Mukherjee will take over as host of the show in its new season.

Three of Bangladesh’s most celebrated actors — Dilara Zaman, Abul Hayat, and Dolly Zahur — have come together in a television drama for the first time. According to the makers, the production carries an awareness-building message centred on both the positive and negative impacts of technology and the internet.

There is perhaps no emotion that cinema loves more than obsession. Not love, because love can be quiet. Not ambition, because ambition can be rational. Obsession sits somewhere in between — a feeling so intense that it consumes judgment, morality, and sometimes reality itself. It raises the stakes of every story it touches, turning ordinary relationships into psychological thrillers and personal dreams into cautionary tales.

Actress Eamin Haque Bobby has strongly denied recent media reports claiming that she is married. She has expressed anger and concern over the spread of what she describes as false information.

Womanhood, memory, and the passage of time converge in “She in Stone”, the first solo exhibition by artist Anindita Oni, inaugurated at Studio Bhaskarmee in Hazaribagh on June 19, 2026. Showcasing a distinctive collection of artworks painted on stone, the exhibition explores themes of resilience, identity, and the enduring traces women leave behind.

The song plays during several segments of the video, including a section in which Anwar discusses the Rohingya crisis and ongoing diplomatic efforts involving ASEAN, Bangladesh, and Malaysia to engage Myanmar on the issue.

The Ministry of Cultural Affairs has stepped forward to support the medical treatment of eminent cultural figure and artist Mustafa Monwar by providing financial assistance as he remains hospitalised in critical condition.

Veteran actor Giancarlo Esposito has sparked widespread discussion on social media after a video surfaced in which he reflected on his experiences in Morocco and spoke about faith, peace and human connection.

Kim Krizan, who co-wrote “Before Sunrise” with Richard Linklater, discovered the video and left a simple but touching comment: “Thanks for loving our movie.”

“Someshwari” was filmed in Madhyanagar and nearby areas along the Someshwari River in Sunamganj. The cast combines Nawshaba with first-time performers and local residents from the region.

Lionel Messi made history yesterday, becoming the tournament’s all-time leading goalscorer after netting his 17th World Cup goal during Argentina’s Group J match against Austria at Dallas Stadium. As fans around the world celebrated the milestone, several Bangladeshi celebrities joined the conversation, sharing their excitement on social media.

Artistes perform during the second and final day of the World Music Day festival at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka on June 22. The two-day celebration featured performances spanning folk, contemporary, instrumental, and international musical traditions. Among those in attendance on the closing day were Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, Emran Saleh Prince, Zakir Hossain Rokan, Cultural Affairs Secretary Kaniz Moula, and Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy Director General Sheikh Rezauddin Ahmed.

Recalling some of the stars who shaped Bangladesh's football scene, he adds, "I remember the excitement when brothers Monju and Nannu played for rival clubs — Monju for Mohammedan and Nannu for Abahani. I watched so many great players, including Kaisar Hamid, Salahuddin, Munna and Sabbir. Those memories will stay with me forever."