All posts tagged: earth

Digger trailer: Tom Cruise wreaks havoc on Earth, grabs a shovel to save humanity, watch | Hollywood News

Digger trailer: Tom Cruise wreaks havoc on Earth, grabs a shovel to save humanity, watch | Hollywood News

Warner Bros. on Monday released the first full trailer for Digger, a satirical black comedy directed by four-time Oscar winner Alejandro G. Inarritu, starring Tom Cruise in the lead role. In Digger, Cruise, known for decades of action roles and his long-running Mission: Impossible franchise, disappears beneath prosthetics, old-age makeup, a fake pot belly and thinning white hair styled into a bad combover to play Digger Rockwell, a reclusive Southern oil baron described as “the most powerful man in the world.” The film is billed as “a comedy of catastrophic proportions.” The trailer opens not with Digger itself but with a retrospective reel of Tom Cruise’s 46-year career, cutting through his Oscar-nominated performances in Born on the Fourth of July, Jerry Maguire and Magnolia before arriving at the new footage. In the film, Rockwell ignores a critical warning about one of his oil pipelines and sets off a global ecological disaster that threatens to spiral into nuclear conflict. John Goodman plays an ageing US President who orders Rockwell to fix what he has broken. “Digger …

The Indian Express Group, ECube Investment Advisors launch sustainability platform Earth Inherited

The Indian Express Group, ECube Investment Advisors launch sustainability platform Earth Inherited

3 min readUpdated: Jul 8, 2026 04:21 PM IST The Indian Express Group and ECube Investment Advisors on Tuesday announced the launch of Earth Inherited, a sustainability content, learning and ecosystem platform that aims to make sustainability more practical, accessible and actionable through original content, practitioner-led education and collaboration. Launched as a joint venture between the two organisations, Earth Inherited brings together the editorial reach of The Indian Express Group and the sustainability expertise of ECube Investment Advisors. The platform seeks to connect professionals, businesses and institutions through content, learning programmes and meaningful conversations around sustainability. It is led by co-founders Sonalika Mehra and Pradeep Sharma. The launch comes as sustainability assumes a larger role in business strategy, regulation and investment decisions. According to the companies, organisations and individuals increasingly require practical knowledge, trusted networks and sustained dialogue to translate sustainability ambitions into implementation. Earth Inherited aims to address this need by helping professionals and organisations build the knowledge, capabilities and connections required to navigate the evolving sustainability landscape. “I am delighted that ECube Investment …

Kerala tunnel project landslide kills 3 in Wayanad, ministers blame unscientific earth dumping

Kerala tunnel project landslide kills 3 in Wayanad, ministers blame unscientific earth dumping

At least three people were killed, 10 injured, and five remained missing after a rain-soaked mound of excavated earth gave way at the site of a multi-crore tunnel project in Meppadi panchayat in this hill district. According to officials, the landslide occurred near Meenakshi Bridge at Kalladi, where work on a tunnel road project connecting Kozhikode and Wayanad districts was under way. The incident occurred between 11 am and 11.30 am. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Steven Spielberg says he believes aliens have already reached Earth: ‘They are here’

Steven Spielberg says he believes aliens have already reached Earth: ‘They are here’

For decades, Steven Spielberg has fuelled audiences’ fascination with extraterrestrial life through blockbuster films that blend wonder, suspense, and adventure. Now, the Oscar-winning filmmaker has shared a belief that mirrors the themes of many of his works, saying that he not only thinks aliens exist, but also believes they may have already visited Earth. Director Steven Spielberg is looking forward to the release of his new movie Disclosure Day. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez (REUTERS) Steven Spielberg on existence of aliens Recently, Spielberg appeared in an episode of CBS Sunday Morning, and shared that he believes aliens from outer space have “absolutely” been on Earth and are still here to this day. He joined the episode to discuss his upcoming film, Disclosure Day. Talking about the same, he said that the film is a culmination of his lifelong relationship with science fiction. During the conversation, Spielberg was also asked whether he believes aliens exist. The filmmaker said he is convinced that extra-terrestrial beings have visited Earth. “Based on the circumstantial evidence of everything that I’ve gathered throughout my …

Adarsh Gourav says working with Peter Dinklage in Alien Earth ‘pushes you creatively’, opens up on returning for S2

Adarsh Gourav says working with Peter Dinklage in Alien Earth ‘pushes you creatively’, opens up on returning for S2

Actor Adarsh Gourav earned acclaim for his role as Slightly in Ridley Scott’s Alien Earth. The actor will now reprise his role in the upcoming second season of the sci-fi show, and he is soon to fly off for filming. The second season is more star-studded with Peter Dinklage joining the main cast, and Adarsh only has words of praise for the Emmy-winning actor. Adarsh Gourav will work alongside Peter Dinklage in Alien Earth season 2. Adarsh Gourav opens up on returning to Alien: Earth Created by Noah Hawley and executive produced by legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott, Alien: Earth is a spinoff of Scott’s iconic Alien films. The first season saw Adarsh play Slightly, aka Aarush, a ‘hybrid’ of man and machine. “Coming back for Season 2 of Alien: Earth feels incredibly special. Slightly is a character who has stayed with me long after filming ended because of his emotional complexity and unpredictability. Getting the opportunity to explore him further in a world created by Noah Hawley and Ridley Scott is both exciting and deeply …

5 dangerous places on Earth that people still pay to visit | Destination-of-the-week News

5 dangerous places on Earth that people still pay to visit | Destination-of-the-week News

3 min readNew DelhiMay 17, 2026 11:00 PM IST Adventure tourism is no longer limited to beaches and mountain retreats. Around the world, travellers are increasingly drawn to places known for extreme temperatures, dangerous terrain, toxic environments, and harsh survival conditions. Despite the risks, these destinations continue to fascinate people seeking unique experiences and natural wonders. Here are five of the most hostile natural places on Earth, and why tourists still visit them. 1. Death Valley Death Valley holds the record for some of the highest temperatures ever recorded on Earth, with summer temperatures often crossing 50°C. The dry desert environment, scarce water sources, and extreme heat make survival difficult. Yet tourists visit for its surreal salt flats, dramatic desert landscapes, colourful canyons, and stargazing opportunities. Winter and early spring are considered the safest times to explore the region. 2. Danakil Depression The Danakil Depression is one of the hottest and most geologically active places in the world. The region contains acidic hot springs, toxic gases, salt plains, and brightly coloured hydrothermal fields that resemble …

When Diljit Dosanjh said ‘Earth is my country’: ‘Don’t feel any difference between India or USA’ | Bollywood News

When Diljit Dosanjh said ‘Earth is my country’: ‘Don’t feel any difference between India or USA’ | Bollywood News

3 min readNew DelhiUpdated: May 14, 2026 07:43 PM IST Diljit Dosanjh has been making headlines ever since reports surfaced claiming that he is now a US citizen and has been travelling on an American passport since September 2022. While the internet continues to buzz over the revelation, the singer-actor had, in many ways, hinted at his worldview long before the news broke. In an interview last year, Diljit had spoken about not believing in being confined to one country, saying that “Earth is my country” and that all he truly cares about is “Mother Earth.” In an old interview with Panos A Panay, President of the The Recording Academy, Diljit shared that he does not see himself as belonging to a single nation. According to him, his identity goes beyond borders. ‘Earth is my country’: Diljit Dosanjh He said, “These days, countries are at war with each other and we have no control over such things. But I believe music is a way to bring people together across nations. I feel blessed to be …

With David Attenborough turning 100 years old, planet Earth hugs back its most ardent lover | Web-series News

With David Attenborough turning 100 years old, planet Earth hugs back its most ardent lover | Web-series News

David Attenborough was born on this day, a 100b years ago. When he first stepped foot on planet Earth, it had been only a couple of years since the first intercontinental flight had taken off in 1924. By the time he turned 18, World War II was on the verge of a close. It was the ideal time for what the legendary nature broadcaster and narrator went on to do — fly across the world, explore hidden natural treasures, and document them for the rest of the globe to witness and gawk at. “People had never seen pangolins, sloths, or the centre of New Guinea before on television,” he says in the 2020 Netflix documentary David Attenborough: A Life on Planet. By that point, humans had gotten a groove on how to live the world. They’d eliminated their predator. They’d figured out a way to sustain themselves agriculturally. And the pervasive mood was of progress, not destruction. Countries began opening up instead of waging wars against each other. Curiosity had taken the wheel, and the …

World Earth Day 2026: Andhra initiative empowers women entrepreneurs through millet enterprises

World Earth Day 2026: Andhra initiative empowers women entrepreneurs through millet enterprises

Himanshu Kapoor, a nutritionist, demonstrating the preparation of jowar and moong dal noodles at the three-day millet cart enterprise training workshop organised by Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP), Government of Andhra Pradesh, in association with Vishalakshi Innovations for Sustainable Ventures (VISV) in Pendurthi in Visakhapatnam. | Photo Credit: KR Deepak In a modest training hall at SVR Industries in Pendurthi in Visakhapatnam, a group of 30 women sits in a semi-circle, eyes fixed on a table where ingredients are being measured with precision. Jowar powder is folded into moong dal flour, water is added at careful intervals and the dough is kneaded until it turns supple. Soon, it is pressed into thin strands of noodles and later steamed and sprinkled with curry leaves and peanut powder. On another table, a fermented ragi java (porridge) is whisked into a milkshake and reworked into a cold coffee variant. A participant from Srikakulam follows the trainer and tosses cooked foxtail millet with cucumber, onion, mint, tomato, raw mango and pomegranate, finishing it with lemon and ginger …

Kalki Koechlin on Earth Day: Change Starts With Simple Choices

Kalki Koechlin on Earth Day: Change Starts With Simple Choices

On Earth Day, actor Kalki Koechlin reflects on her deep-rooted commitment to sustainable living, the small choices that shape a greener future, and the importance of leading by example in an increasingly fragile world. “Every day should be Earth Day for us,” she says, underlining how the idea goes far beyond symbolic celebration. “It’s really about the small, consistent choices we make in our daily lives—how we consume, what we throw away, and how mindful we are of our impact on the planet.” Kalki Koechlin She adds, “When I travel, I try to make mindful choices, like choosing homestays instead of big hotel properties. It’s not just more sustainable, but it also supports local communities and reduces the kind of large-scale impact that bigger establishments can have.” While conversations around climate change have grown louder, she points out the gap between intent and action. “People are talking more, which is great, but awareness has to translate into action. The real work is in what you do every day.” When asked what she wishes would change, …