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    Harry Potter TV series: HBO casts two important characters but how much screen time will they get?

    Muggles are waiting to witness the Hogwart magic on their screens on December 25th this year. They are excited to see how HBO is set to potray the story of 'The Boy Who Lived' and adventures with his two best friends to fight the evil Lord Voldemort.

    AI Bootcamp for Students - Winter Cohort by Times of India: From Asking AI Questions to Building With It

    The AI Winter Camp is an immersive five-week experience tailored for students in Classes 5 to 12 that focuses on the exploration and creation of AI technologies. Each week is dedicated to distinct AI themes-from grasping the basics to presenting innovative projects. Emphasizing hands-on learning, participants will build websites, develop apps, and create digital portfolios, equipping them with essential skills for future technological innovation and creativity.

    If Romeo can love, why must Juliet die?

    Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has become a significant success, achieving box-office records for a Malayalam film. The story centers on a young college student named Ashley who falls in love with her neighbor, Justin. Their relationship, while unconventional, explores themes of societal expectations and personal choice within their community. The film is praised for its character-driven narrative and thoughtful writing.

    Tom Skerritt dies at 93: Here's all about the 'Top Gun' actor's three wives and five children

    At the age of 93, Tom Skerritt has passed away, leaving behind a rich legacy in the world of film and television. Best known for his work in 'Picket Fences' and 'Top Gun', Skerritt was not just an extraordinary actor but also a loving father to five children from his three marriages. His family highlighted his humor and wisdom in a moving tribute shared with the media.

    Contempt

    In the beginning, a couple was enveloped in profound affection, remaining blind to each other's imperfections. Yet, as years went by, the wife started noticing faults in her husband, leading to a wave of judgment that strained their bond. Despite this, the husband continued to shower her with love, accepting the situation passively.

    ETtech Q&A: From Anthropic to OpenRouter, Menlo Ventures' Matt Murphy and Venky Ganesan on how the firm bets on AI

    Partners Matt Murphy and Venky Ganesan on the Anthropic bet, life beyond it, where the firm is putting its money now, and why India's AI future lies with young founders.

    The Economic Times
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