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(Picture Courtesy: Facebook) The most awaited silent film 'Gandhi Talks' has finally released and early Twitter reviews are looking very positive. People who watched it early are saying the movie feels fresh and different. They say it gives a new experience because there are no dialogues at all. Many fans are excited because the film stars Vijay Sethupathi, Aditi Rao Hydari, Arvind Swamy and Siddharth Jadhav. Let's take a look at the first Twitter reactions to the movie. Fans say the film is a unique experience One Twitter user wrote, "#GandhiTalks : A good silent film.. A Thriller with a message.. @VijaySethuOffl plays a youth who is looking for a job.. @aditiraohydari plays his love interest.. @thearvindswami is a rich a business-man with financial issues.. The story is about how VJS - AS lives interact.. No Dialogues.. @arrahman music more than compensates not having dialogues.. The beautiful message gives a good satisfaction. . Go for this unique experience!" Another person wrote, "Rural bold content Oriented Film, A Silent Film.. no Vocals #GandhiTalks Releasing Tomorrow, Bookings Opened Now... Check it." Siddharth thanks Aditi Rao Hydari for being 'his rock' as he joins 'Unaccustomed Earth' Review explains the main story One

Marazion town council in Cornwall has formally banned the use of X/Twitter by its councillors and staff. Marazion Town Council thinks it is the first of 213 councils in Cornwall to ban the use of Elon Musk’s social media platform as a tool to publicise what it is doing or to chat with residents. As part of a full council meeting this week, a motion was passed on a majority decision by councillors to prohibit X (formerly Twitter) from being used. It was felt that using the platform for anything that the council wanted to promote went against both the local authority’s and the town’s “beliefs around tolerance, respect and inclusiveness”. Part of the reasoning was cited as the platform’s Grok AI feature which has been under fire worldwide for being used to ‘undress’ women and create and share ‘nude’ photos of famous women. The motion was tabled by Cllr Richard Stokoe. He said he made the move “because X/Twitter continues to use sexploitation, and especially child sexual exploitation, through the manipulation of images to undress people to make money. “Yes, there is always the right of free speech but free speech can be done in places which aren’t making

Coverage of the 2026 Collegiate Invitational Golf Tournament at the Guadalajara Country Club begins with Thursday's practice round GUADALAJARA, Mexico – Babygrande Golf will be providing a complete live stream of the 2026 Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club. Babygrande Golf will begin its coverage of the tournament, featuring 12 of the top collegiate teams, on Thursday's practice day and will cover both days of the 54-hole tournament with multiple cameras positioned throughout the course. Babygrande Golf's two-time Emmy-winning sports broadcaster, Nick Gismondi, will cover the event alongside Sarah Diaz and Chi Chi Grande, capturing player and coach interviews, highlights, and behind-the-scenes content throughout the tournament. The tournament will stream live on BabygrandeGolf.com. See below for the full broadcast schedule: 1/29 (Practice Day) 8p - 8:20p ET Hello From…With Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 1/30 (Day 1) 11:30a ET - 11:50a ET Hello from…With Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 12:30p ET - 5:30p ET Featured Hole Coverage with Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 6:20p ET - 6:40p ET Hello from…With Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 1/31 (Day 2) 10a ET - Noon ET FEATURED coverage w/ LIVE Round 2 Coverage with Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 2:20p ET -

SDSU led for 31 minutes against CSU on Wednesday night. SAN DIEGO – San Diego State scored the first eight points of the second half and didn’t look back against Colorado State on Wednesday night, ultimately winning 73-50 at Viejas Arena. San Diego State (15-5, 9-1 Mountain West) remains alone atop the conference standings ahead of Saturday morning’s game at Utah State. Colorado State (12-9, 3-7 MW) heads to Wyoming to face the Cowboys on Saturday night. After falling behind 8-2 nearly four minutes into the contest, SDSU responded with 11 consecutive points. BJ Davis made a pair of free throws and a basket. Reese Dixon-Waters made two shots including a three-pointer and Pharaoh Compton added two free throws of his own to turn the six-point deficit into a five-point lead. SDSU extended that lead in the waning minutes of the first half. Dixon-Waters, Sean Newman Jr., Taj DeGourville and Miles Byrd each scored buckets for an 8-0 run before a few CSU points cut SDSU’s lead to 33-27 heading into halftime. The Aztecs responded at the beginning of the second half, scoring on a trio of Byrd free throws, a Dixon-Waters basket, a Miles Heide free throw and a Byrd

Updated / Tuesday, 27 Jan 2026 18:36 In December 2022, the WRC found that Twitter had unfairly dismissed the company's former Director of Source to Pay, Gary Rooney The Labour Court has adjourned to consider an appeal taken by X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, against a record unfair dismissal award of €550,131 to a former executive. In a ruling in August 2024, the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) found that Twitter had unfairly dismissed the company's former Director of Source to Pay, Gary Rooney in December 2022. Mr Rooney had failed to respond to the "Fork in the Road" email from X owner Elon Musk in November 2022, in which employees were asked to click "yes" if they wanted to remain on with the company, adding that they would need to be "extremely hardcore" and work "long hours at high intensity". Mason Eaves, Director of Technical Accounting at X gave evidence at today's Labour Court hearing. Asked what happened to the Remuneration Committee of the Board of Directors of Twitter when the company was taken over by Elon Musk, Mr Eaves said the entire board was replaced by Mr Musk and that he is the sole member of the

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. -- San Diego State men’s golf sophomore Harry Takis (Brisbane, Australia) fired a 4-under-par 66 to take a one-shot lead through two rounds at the Southwestern Invitational Tuesday in Westlake Village, California. A day after shooting a 3-under 67 in the opening round on Monday, Takis carded a 4-under 66 in today’s second round. After opening with a double bogey on the par-4, 314-yard 10th hole, Takis went birdie, birdie, par, par and eagle on the par-5, 485-yard 15th hole. After consecutive pars, he made birdies on the par-4, 431-yard 18th and the par-4, 470-yard first to reach 4-under through 10 holes. Takis bogeyed the par-4, 346-yard fifth, but got back to -4 with a birdie on the par-4, 498-yard eighth to sign for a 66. Takis leads Pepperdine’s Brady Siravo (-6) by a stroke, while Pepperdine’s Byungho Lee and UCLA’s Baylor Larrabee are tied for third out of the 75-man field at -5. The Aztecs, who entered 29th in the latest Scoreboard powered by Clippd computer rankings, finished at 1-under-par 279 on the par-70, 6,764-yard North Ranch Country Club, and are at even-par for the tournament, tied with No. 24 USC for second in the 13-team

CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The University of Miami football program announced its 2026 schedule on Monday, featuring a 12-game slate highlighted by a mix of nonconference matchups and ACC competition. Miami will open the season on the road at Stanford on Sept. 4 before returning home to host Florida A&M on Sept. 10 at Hard Rock Stadium. The Hurricanes will then travel to Wake Forest on Sept. 18 before playing Central Michigan at home on Sept. 26. ACC play continues with a road matchup at Clemson on Oct. 3, followed by an open date (Oct. 10) and home contest against Florida State on Oct. 17. Miami will host Pittsburgh on Oct. 24 before traveling to North Carolina on Oct. 31. The Hurricanes return to action with a road game at Notre Dame on Nov. 7. Miami will then host Duke on Nov. 14 before welcoming Virginia Tech on Nov. 20. The regular season concludes with a home matchup against Boston College on Nov. 28. Game times and television designations will be announced at a later date. Miami will play seven home games and five road contests during the 2026 regular season. To stay up to date with the University of

(KNSI) – In the wake of ongoing Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in central Minnesota, dozens of civic, business, and education leaders in St. Cloud have issued a joint statement affirming their commitment to democratic values and peaceful community engagement. The statement, signed by 73 community leaders including Mayor Jake Anderson, St. Cloud State University President Gregory Tomso, and former Mayor Dave Kleis, calls for a community where people are safe, dignity is honored, and differences are met with respect rather than fear. The diverse group of signatories spans multiple sectors, including local government officials like Stearns County Commissioners Tarryl Clark and Bob Johnson, education leaders from St. Cloud Technical & Community College and the College of St. Benedict and St. John’s University, nonprofit executives, business owners, and religious leaders. At the heart of their message is a belief that democracy depends on how community members treat one another. The leaders emphasized that peaceful dialogue, freedom of expression, and equal protection under the Constitution are essential to a society where everyone can contribute. The statement calls for civic engagement without intimidation, for handling disagreements with care rather than cruelty, for upholding both rights and responsibilities, and for ensuring that leadership

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Coach Beth Harberts after play this weekend at the Brigitte Donner Daws Memorial Invitational at Cal. #AllSpartans pic.twitter.com/VT4C1AqHnl — San Jose State Women's Water Polo (@SanJoseStateWWP) January 26, 2026 BERKELEY, Calif.— Bridget Cranley scored two of her three goals in the third quarter for the No. 12 San José State women’s water polo team as the Spartans fell to No. 4 California, 21-7, Sunday at the Brigitte Donner Daws Memorial Invitational. Cranley got the Spartans on the scoreboard with a 6-on-5 goal in the first quarter. Darcy Spark scored her first goal of the match with 29 seconds remaining in the second quarter. Spark and Jessica Ross scored the other two Spartan goals in the third quarter, while Taylor Fisher scored the team’s final goal with 2:33 left in the match. Tatianna Raffin and Larke Eslinger split time in goal. UP NEXT – The Spartans play at Cal State Monterey Bay next Saturday, January 31, at 1 p.m. No. 4 California 21           No. 12 San José State     7 SJSU       1             1             4             1             --            7 CAL        3             5             8             5             --            21 Goals – SJSU – Bridget Cranley 3, Darcy Spark 2, Jessica Ross, Taylor Fisher Cal – Feline Voordouw