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Sam Smith releases comeback single Too Good At Goodbyes after two-year absence. It is the first single off his forthcoming sophomore album. There’s a sort of humblebrag embedded in the title that Smith more than prepared to make good on with this, his first outing since that two-year-old James Bond theme. He really is almost too adroit at pulling off a ridiculously delicate ballad in a world of bangers. Read Also: North Korean Missile Launch The brag part comes in as Smith paints himself as the world’s greatest relationship saboteur. He’s hard-ass and softie all at once. And you may as well learn the lyrics now, because it’s all you’ll hear on the radio for weeks. The 25-year-old’s last single, The Writing’s On The Wall, was released in 2015, and we suppose you could say it was successful – the Spectre theme won Best Original Song at the 2016 Oscars. READ: The history of Aguleri

Arjun Rampal's latest film Daddy deals with the life and times of Mumbai-based gangster Arun Gawli who is currently serving a life sentence. Arjun Rampal and filmmaker Ashim Ahluwalia collaborated for the first time for this ambitious film on Gawli. From the first poster itself, one thing was clear - that Arjun Rampal had got the look right and that's one of the most important things in a biographical film. CAST 1.      Arjun Rampal as Arun Gawli 2.      Aishwarya Rajesh as Asha Gawli 3.      Nishikant Kamat as Inspector Vijaykar Nitin 4.      Anand Ingale as Babu Reshim 5.      Rajesh Shringarpure as Rama Naik 6.      Purnanand Wandekar as Vijay 7.      Anupriya Goenka as Hilda 8.      Mir Sarwar as Samaad Khan 9.      Shruti Bapna as Rani 10.    Usha Naik as Arun's Moth...

“A powerful earthquake struck off the Pacific Coast of Mexico late Thursday, shaking buildings as far away as Mexico City and sending worried residents fleeing into the streets. At least five deaths were reported in the immediate aftermath of the quake,” the New York Times reported. According to CNN, the quake which hit Mexico's west coast as the country faces heavy rains from Hurricane Katia to the east. The epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean, some 600 miles (1,000 kilometers) southeast of the Mexican capital and 74 miles (120 kilometers) from its Pacific Coast. Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto said the quake was the strongest earthquake Mexico has experienced in 100 years. It hit 12:49 a.m. ET Friday, when many people would have been sleeping. Independent reported that the US Tsunami Warning System said waves "reaching more than three meters" were possible along some of Mexico's coast. The earthquake was a potential tsunami threat to several Centr...