Sources close to Sourav Ganguly claim politics is not on the former cricketer’s mind right now. They think the announcement on July 8, Ganguly’s 51st birthday, could be around a biopic and the launch of an app
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Secret Invasion insight suggests sorcerers have the key to stopping the Skrull infiltration
When Secret Invasion began, we knew we’d discover that the shapeshifting alien Skrulls had infiltrated the corridors of power. Even so, it was something of a surprise to learn that long before the first episode the aliens had already replaced most major world leaders and that there were secretly millions of them on Earth.
So far Gravik and his rebel Skrulls have been carefully manipulating events from behind the scenes, but this cover will inevitably get blown sooner or later. So, when the world realizes that their neighbor, co-worker, or even romantic partner might be a nefarious Skrull, what could they do?
One fan believes the smartest route would be to turn to magic, as this would reveal the Skrulls’ true forms rather than what they’re physically masquerading as:
This is… actually a pretty good idea. Skrulls don’t appear to have much knowledge of the mystic arts and it’d bypass most of their defenses. The only real downside, as pointed out in the comments, is that there’s only a handful of people on Earth with the skill to do this. Doctor Strange’s status is unknown (he’s presumably dealing with the whole third eye thing), Kamar-Taj is in ruins, and Mordo isn’t exactly inclined to play nice.
That leaves Wong, though a reply points out that the last time Wong delved into this kind of magic monsters poured through an interdimensional portal.
We suspect Secret Invasion won’t end with the Skrulls being defeated outright, especially as they’re not all out to destroy the human race. That said, Gravik’s rebels trying to harness Extremis doesn’t sound like it’ll end well. Here’s hoping they skipped Iron Man 3 in the MCU marathon watchthrough.
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As a Telugu Boy He Has Made Our Community Proud: N Chandrababu Naidu Lauds Tilak Verma on Maiden India T20I Call-up
Tilak Varma from Hyderabad had a stellar outing with the bat for Mumbai Indians in the 2023 Indian Premier League
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Star Wars gatekeeper left incredulous that people are entitled to their own opinions
Star Wars fans will be debating the prequel trilogy until the heat death of the universe. Hell, even if there are two surviving humans eking out a lonely existence on some isolated frozen moon, one of them will probably pipe up with “okay sure, the lightsaber battles are well-choreographed, but you can’t seriously enjoy George Lucas’ dialogue!”
Since the mid-2010s, there’s been a schism growing between the fans who enjoyed the prequels as children and… well, everyone else. Those who were 9-12 in the early 2000s are now looking back to the past with nostalgia and wondering if maybe we were too quick to judge.
As such, Revenge of the Sith is now often commonly named the “best” Star Wars movie, causing one fan to assume everyone has lost their minds:
The movie’s defenders point out that Revenge of the Sith is easily the best of the prequel trilogy, though others quickly point out that isn’t a high bar to clear. Sequel trilogy defenders then pop up to argue that the more recent movies are more competently made (well, maybe not The Rise of Skywalker) and just easier to watch.
This debate is going to rumble on forever. It’s probably worth remembering that Star Wars is coming up to its 50th anniversary in a few years, inevitably meaning it has an enormous range of fans of wildly different ages and perspectives. Conflict is inevitable, though we’ve got to admit the Star Wars fan community would be a lot more boring without the arguments.
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