'Pushpa 2' Fan Death Case: Allu Arjun Sent To 14 Days Judicial Custody

Allu Arjun has been sent to judicial custody in connection with the tragic stampede that occurred during a promotional event for Pushpa 2 in Hyderabad on December 4. The incident resulted in the death of a woman and left her son critically injured amidst the chaos. On December 5, police registered a case against the management of Sandhya Theatre, Allu Arjun, and his security team. Authorities revealed that there was no prior notification about the film team’s attendance at the premiere, leading to the stampede. Initially, three staff members from the theatre, including the owner, senior manager, and the lower balcony in-charge, were arrested. In response to the tragedy, Allu Arjun announced a financial aid of ₹25 lakh for the victim’s family. The actor also filed a petition to quash the FIR and requested a stay on all proceedings, including his arrest. Despite this, on December 13, he was taken into custody by a team from Chikkadpally Police Station.

Taylor Swift Has The Cutest Reaction To Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco's Engagement Announcement

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco are engaged. The couple announces the next big step in relationship after more than a year of dating. Selena's best friend Taylor Swift and other celebrities poured in congratulatory comments. Gomez and Blanco first sparked dating rumours in 2023. They confirmed romance in December 2023, revealing 6 months of relationship. Watch-

Michael Cole Dies At 84: Here's Everything You Want To Know About 'General Hospital' Actor

Michael Cole, best known for his role as Pete Cochran in the iconic late-'60s crime drama The Mod Squad, has passed away at the age of 84. His publicist confirmed in a press release that the actor died peacefully. Cole was also widely recognised for portraying Harlan Barrett in General Hospital. In a candid admission, Cole once revealed that he initially dismissed The Mod Squad as "stupid," but the show went on to become a cultural phenomenon, and he starred in more than 100 episodes. In 2009, he reflected on his career in his memoir, I Played the White Guy.