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Inside She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Marvel’s Modern Legal Comedy
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law actresses Tatiana Maslany, Ginger Gonzaga, joined by head writer Jessica Gao and co-director Kat Coiro discuss the latest Marvel series, set to premiere on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar. They talk about She-Hulk’s fourth wall-breaking aspects, her personality, and her relationships.
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Joe Biden's Speech Writer Is Indian-American Vinay Reddy
Joe Biden, in his maiden address to the nation soon after being sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, would deliver a forward-looking speech built around the theme of unity, advisors close to the President-elect said.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Social Network Writer Aaron Sorkin Argue Publicly
Sorkin accused the Zuckerberg of "assaulting truth" and hiding behind the guise of protecting free speech by refusing to remove false political advertisements.
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Arvind Kejriwal Film Won't Be Blocked. Can't Gag Creativity, Says Court
"An Insignificant Man", the much-talked about film on Arvind Kejriwal, will not be blocked from release tomorrow, the Supreme Court said today, asserting that it will not interfere in the freedom of speech and expression.
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Manto First Look: Nawazuddin Siddiqui Gives A Brilliant Performance As Saadat Hasan Manto
The makers of Manto shared a glimpse of their upcoming film on Facebook. In the video, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who portrays the role of writer Saadat Hasan Manto, can be seen expressing his strong beliefs about freedom of speech
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Writer Says Donald Trump's Son Did Not Plagiarise In Cleveland Address
Donald Trump's campaign is facing questions about plagiarism for a second day in a row - but the writer behind the original work in question this time says the campaign did nothing wrong.
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In Parliament Farewell Speech, Javed Akhtar Delivers Message With 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'
Democracy and secularism, constitution and youth power, these are the advantages India enjoys and they should not be frittered away, noted poet and writer Javed Akhtar has said in a farewell speech to Parliament that drew huge applause cutting across political boundaries.
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Bangladesh Writers Stage Freedom Rally Despite Fear of Attack
About 1,000 Bangladeshi authors and teachers marched through the streets of the capital today, asserting their right to free speech days after a suspected Islamist group attacked writers and publishers critical of religious militancy.
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Will Return Award if Akademi Doesn't Defend Free Speech: Anita Desai
Noted novelist Anita Desai has said she will return her Sahitya Award if the Akademi does not make it clear that it is not a government body but an independent one that exists to defend free speech and the right to question and dissent.
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PEN International Stands in Solidarity With Indian Writers
Standing in solidarity with Indian authors who are protesting against "rising intolerance" in the country, a global association of writers, has urged India to provide better protection for such individuals and safeguard free speech as guaranteed by the Constitution.
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Opinion: Celebrate, Not Mock the Dissenting Writers
A Sahitya Akademi winner Kalburgi's death did not elicit a protest by the Sahitya Akademi, leave alone those who were responsible for good governance in the country. Good governance, which means to not just protect the rights of every citizen, but also those writers who speak for them.
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David Cameron's Anti-Terror Adviser is Indian-Origin Expert
A 32-year-old Indian-origin adviser was the main writer of UK Prime Minister David Cameron's recent hard-hitting anti-extremism speech that was described as his most significant speech on terrorism.
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Brazil Ends Ban on Unauthorized Biographies
Brazil's Supreme Court removed a ban on Wednesday on unauthorized biographies, long a subject of fierce debate between writers and journalists on one side and music stars on the other.
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Activists Outraged as Myanmar Jails Writer for Buddhist Insults
A Myanmar court sentenced a writer to two years in jail and hard labour on Tuesday for insulting Buddhism, his lawyer said, a verdict derided by activists as a blow to free speech and religious tolerance.
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Kerala Police Seek Video of Arundhati Roy's Alleged Defamatory Speech
Police have sought the video of writer and activist Arundhati Roy's controversial speech at Kerala University last month following a complaint.
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Inside She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Marvel’s Modern Legal Comedy
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law actresses Tatiana Maslany, Ginger Gonzaga, joined by head writer Jessica Gao and co-director Kat Coiro discuss the latest Marvel series, set to premiere on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar. They talk about She-Hulk’s fourth wall-breaking aspects, her personality, and her relationships.
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Joe Biden's Speech Writer Is Indian-American Vinay Reddy
Joe Biden, in his maiden address to the nation soon after being sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, would deliver a forward-looking speech built around the theme of unity, advisors close to the President-elect said.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Social Network Writer Aaron Sorkin Argue Publicly
Sorkin accused the Zuckerberg of "assaulting truth" and hiding behind the guise of protecting free speech by refusing to remove false political advertisements.
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Arvind Kejriwal Film Won't Be Blocked. Can't Gag Creativity, Says Court
"An Insignificant Man", the much-talked about film on Arvind Kejriwal, will not be blocked from release tomorrow, the Supreme Court said today, asserting that it will not interfere in the freedom of speech and expression.
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Manto First Look: Nawazuddin Siddiqui Gives A Brilliant Performance As Saadat Hasan Manto
The makers of Manto shared a glimpse of their upcoming film on Facebook. In the video, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who portrays the role of writer Saadat Hasan Manto, can be seen expressing his strong beliefs about freedom of speech
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Writer Says Donald Trump's Son Did Not Plagiarise In Cleveland Address
Donald Trump's campaign is facing questions about plagiarism for a second day in a row - but the writer behind the original work in question this time says the campaign did nothing wrong.
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In Parliament Farewell Speech, Javed Akhtar Delivers Message With 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'
Democracy and secularism, constitution and youth power, these are the advantages India enjoys and they should not be frittered away, noted poet and writer Javed Akhtar has said in a farewell speech to Parliament that drew huge applause cutting across political boundaries.
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Bangladesh Writers Stage Freedom Rally Despite Fear of Attack
About 1,000 Bangladeshi authors and teachers marched through the streets of the capital today, asserting their right to free speech days after a suspected Islamist group attacked writers and publishers critical of religious militancy.
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Will Return Award if Akademi Doesn't Defend Free Speech: Anita Desai
Noted novelist Anita Desai has said she will return her Sahitya Award if the Akademi does not make it clear that it is not a government body but an independent one that exists to defend free speech and the right to question and dissent.
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PEN International Stands in Solidarity With Indian Writers
Standing in solidarity with Indian authors who are protesting against "rising intolerance" in the country, a global association of writers, has urged India to provide better protection for such individuals and safeguard free speech as guaranteed by the Constitution.
-
Opinion: Celebrate, Not Mock the Dissenting Writers
A Sahitya Akademi winner Kalburgi's death did not elicit a protest by the Sahitya Akademi, leave alone those who were responsible for good governance in the country. Good governance, which means to not just protect the rights of every citizen, but also those writers who speak for them.
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David Cameron's Anti-Terror Adviser is Indian-Origin Expert
A 32-year-old Indian-origin adviser was the main writer of UK Prime Minister David Cameron's recent hard-hitting anti-extremism speech that was described as his most significant speech on terrorism.
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Brazil Ends Ban on Unauthorized Biographies
Brazil's Supreme Court removed a ban on Wednesday on unauthorized biographies, long a subject of fierce debate between writers and journalists on one side and music stars on the other.
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Activists Outraged as Myanmar Jails Writer for Buddhist Insults
A Myanmar court sentenced a writer to two years in jail and hard labour on Tuesday for insulting Buddhism, his lawyer said, a verdict derided by activists as a blow to free speech and religious tolerance.
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Kerala Police Seek Video of Arundhati Roy's Alleged Defamatory Speech
Police have sought the video of writer and activist Arundhati Roy's controversial speech at Kerala University last month following a complaint.
