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Watch a New Trailer for Jordan Peele’s New Movie Nope

A new trailer for Jordan Peele’s new film Nope is out now. It’s his latest horror movie, following 2017’s Get Out and 2019’s Us. Nope will star Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer as ranch owners in a desolate part of inland California who discover what may be extraterrestrial life and are determined to get proof. The movie was written and directed by Jordan Peele, and the co-stars include Steven Yeun, Michael Wincott, and Brandon Perea. Universal Pictures will release the film on July 22. Check out the trailer below.

In the time between Us and Nope, Jordan Peele has produced a number of television shows, including the Twilight Zone reboot and Lovecraft Country, as well as the film Candyman.

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Potterheads, Check Out These Harry Potter-themed Cafes in India

The Harry Potter franchise has taken us to a world of unparalleled imagination. This theory was made possible by JK Rowling’s first book Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone (1997) and a film on the same was later released in 2001.

Twenty years later, we are still not over with that magical world of witches and wizards, their power, and food. Remember those Harry Potter-themed pencil boxes, lunch boxes, and school bags that we used to show off in every new session of class or after summer break? Well, it was truly an unforgettable time.

The world is home to various Harry Potter-themed cafes. Potterheads in India have also opened several eateries based on the movie for fans to experience the world of magic. These cafes will take you to the wizarding world in all ways you wanted since you were a kid. Here is a list of places that you must visit.

Allohomora

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This eatery in Chennai will take you down memory lane through their magical meals. Apart from their mouth-watering food, the cafe’s interior is based on the movie. Allohomora is famous for its non-alcoholic butterbeer and flavorsome pasta.

Hogwarts Express Cafe

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Be it Umbridge’s notorious wall of Decrees or Ollivanders, you name it and it’s there. The Hogwarts Express Cafe in Delhi has a beautiful interior and is the best place for amazing shakes and evening dates.

Hogwarts Cafe and Cottage

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We love Manali in all seasons, and it’s a cherry on top for the visitors to have an experience with the wands. The Hogwarts Cafe and Cottage located at the picturesque location will bring out the inner child by making you feel like you are one of the Wizards living in the castle.

9 3/4 Central Perk

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This cafe brings alive our childhood memories altogether. This Nagpur cafe is based on the Harry Potter and Friends theme. If you are a fan of both then this is a go-to-place for you. The eatery is decorated with the central park theme with Hogwart house flags and cartoons of Harry and his gang, combined with Monica and Rachel’s apartment.

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RSS feared farmers agitation was impacting social cohesion

While the Sangh has never openly opposed the farm laws in totality nor supported the idea of their repeal, for almost a year, it has been hinting to the government about its discomfort with Centre’s inability to resolve the issue.

In a February interview to The Indian Express, then RSS General Secretary Suresh Bhaiyyaji Joshi made it very clear that the Sangh was worried about the impact the protests were having on social cohesion.

“Any agitation running for long is not beneficial. No one should have a problem with an agitation taking place. But a middle ground must be found. An agitation does not just affect people associated with it, but also impacts society, directly or indirectly. It is not good for the health of society for any agitation to run for too long. So a middle ground must be found and both sides must work to find a solution,” Joshi said even as he underlined that laws such as these are not repealed in any country.

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Notably, RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat, who had supported the farm laws in his October, 2020 Vijaydashmi speech, steered clear of the issue in his 2021 speech. The RSS chief’s Vijaydashmi speech is considered a policy signal to the government. Even the resolutions of the Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha and the Akhil Bharatiya Karyakarini Mandal–both top decision making bodies of the RSS–did not speak on the subject this year.

The BPS Annual Report – 2021 released in March this year, however, did broach the subject. While highlighting that anti-national and anti-social forces were not letting a solution come through, the report said, “It is not in anyone’s interest for any kind of agitation to be prolonged for a long time. Discussions are a must, but with a view to finding a solution. It is possible that not all issues are agreed upon, but it is essential that some agreements must be reached upon.”

Even in his 2020 Vijaydashmi speech, Bhagwat had laid stress on “self-reliance” in agriculture.

“In self-reliance, dependence on self is intended …the newer policies should aim to make our farmer aware of modern agricultural science and also enable him to blend that knowledge with time-tested, contextually relevant traditional knowledge. The policies should be such that a farmer should be able to use these research findings and sell his produce without getting trapped, either in the profit aimed interpretations of those findings or sponsored research by the corporate sector or under the pressure of the market forces and middlemen, only then such a policy will be compatible with the Bharatiya view and be a truly Swadeshi agrarian policy,” Bhagwat had said.

Sources in the RSS said that the continued agitations, resulting in deaths of several farmers and precipitating the Lakhimpur Kheri incident, had now begun to worry the BJP politically as well. “The feedback from the ground was that at least in 20 constituencies in western UP, where there is a sizable population of Sikhs and Jaats, there was going to be negative impact of the farmers’ agitations and the Lakhimpur Kheri incident. During our meetings with workers and leaders, we had told them to not use any harsh words for Sikhs and Jaats during election campaigns,” a senior RSS functionary said.

The Sangh, however, has been more worried about long-term implications of the dispute between the government and the Sikhs over the farm laws. “The Sangh is worried about the sense of alienation that Sikhs have begun to feel in the past one year. We are working on reviving the Rashtriya Sikh Sangat, which was formed in the wake of developments in Punjab in the 1980s. The division between Hindus and Sikhs had grown wider at that time and the Sangat had done a lot of work to bridge it,” another senior RSS functionary said.

Notably, the Bharatiya Kisan Sangh, RSS-affiliate organisation dealing with issues of farmers, had always supported the farm laws, but never in totality. In September last year, ahead of two key Bills related to farmers’ produce and price assurance being taken up by Rajya Sabha for passage, BKS had said the Bills in their current form were not acceptable.

The main thrust of the BKS suggestions then was that all traders must buy farmers’ produce at not less than the Minimum Support Price (MSP). BKS had even asked for the Bills to be sent to Standing Committee for adequate discussion. It had asked the government to either incorporate assured MSP in the Bills or bring another law. However, both the Bills were passed without incorporation of its suggestions.

In its letters addressed to Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, the BKS had then said it doubted whether the ordinance brought by the government would fulfil the objective of providing farmers the right price for their produce.

On Friday, following PM’s announcement of the laws being repealed, BKS said, “The decision of the government to repeal the three farm laws is a good step in the direction of deferring an unnecessary controversy. Due to the stubborn attitude of so-called farmers, this is going to harm the farmers in the long term. Small and medium farmers would have benefitted if these laws had been amended.”

BKS also reiterated its demand to guarantee MSP under law.

Creative freedom is tradition but religious sentiments must not be hurt: RSS on Kaali row

The Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) on Saturday spoke up on the controversy over a movie poster that depicts Goddess Kali smoking a cigarette.

Addressing the media during the ongoing three-day Akhil Bharatiya Prant Pracharaks meet in Rajasthan’s Jhunjhunu, the right-wing outfit said that no one should hurt anyone’s religious sentiments.

“Creative freedom has been a tradition in India. But no one should hurt anyone’s religious sentiments. Everyone should be careful about that,” Sunil Ambekar, Akhil Bhartiya Prachar Pramukh of RSS, said.

The remarks came against the backdrop of a blazing row over filmmaker Leena Manimekalai’s documentary film ‘Kaali’, whose poster shows the Hindu goddess smoking, while holding the LGBTQ+ community’s pride flag in hand. Multiple FIRs have been filed against Manimekalai for allegedly hurting religious sentiments.

The controversy was fuelled further when Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra, while responding to a question about the contentious poster, said she has every right as “an individual to imagine Goddess Kali as a meat-eating and alcohol-accepting goddess”. Now Moitra is also facing several police complaints for her controversial statement.

ON UDAIPUR BEHEADING

The RSS also spoke against the beheading of a tailor in Hindu, saying that there is anger among Hindus over the ghastly murder and also exhorted Muslims to speak up against it as well.

“Any amount of condemnation is less on Udaipur killing … Muslim society should also come forward and speak against Udaipur killing,” Ambekar said.

“For some days, it has been going on that threats have been issued to people. If you do not agree with someone, there are ways of protesting peacefully. No one has the right to kill someone,” he further said.

At the annual Prant Pracharak meeting of the RSS, discussions have been going on about the organisation’s expansion plans in the run up to its centenary in 2025.

“RSS will be completing its 100 years. Its centenary year will be celebrated in 2025. We have set targets for expansion of RSS in the run up to the ‘Shatabdi Varsh’,” Ambekar said.

Several top RSS leaders including RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat, key RSS functionaries including Manmohan Vaid, Arun Kumar, Dr Krishan Gopal and CR Mukund are present at the three-day meeting.

VHP BACKS NUPUR SHARMA

On the other hand, Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s executive president Alok Kumar has endorsed suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma’s remarks on Prophet Muhammad, which sparked a massive row at home and abroad.

“Nupur Sharma did not say anything wrong, we heard what she said. This country runs on the Constitution, not by Sharia. The Supreme Court has to decide whether she said something wrong or not. Nupur Sharma is innocent until court gives its verdict,” said Alok Kumar.

Rejected Harry Potter Characters

This June marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the publication of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.” To celebrate a quarter century of magic, the author J. K. Rowling made public her original manuscripts, journals, and drafts, revealing some of the characters that just missed apparating onto the page and into our hearts.

Let’s take a look!

One of the mystical shops that never made it to the cobblestoned streets of Diagon Alley was Quattle Sticks, a bargain wand emporium run by the gaunt, jittery Tommy Quattlebaum. According to early outlines found in Rowling’s journals, Quattlebaum would sweat uncontrollably as he followed customers around his dilapidated warehouse, refusing to explain why there were never any wands in stock. Tourists would flock to the establishment to witness his quirks, such as slipping shoppers handwritten notes that said things like “I swear I am a good man” and “You have to go.” In an abandoned “Goblet of Fire” story line, Quattlebaum is found strangled in the basement of his own store, which is revealed to be a storage hub for semisynthetic opioids on an international black-market trade route.

One of the most vile villains of all time almost wasn’t. Close study of early versions of the series’ main antagonist reveals Voldemark, a wizard known casually as Mark, who lives in a repurposed van in Austin, Texas. Mark still tortured innocent wizards and Muggles, but not with the unforgivable and now iconic “Avada Kedavra” spell. Instead, he forced his victims to endure a series of frustrating and confusing seminars promoting blockchain technology. If anyone made it out alive, they did so disoriented and broke after unwittingly investing in a pump-and-dump crypto scam. Rowling switched gears when she realized that Mark was too unlikable, stating, “I just couldn’t stand writing him, with his vague Sanskrit tattoos and his constant use of the R-word.”

Can you believe that your favorite trio of best friends was originally a quartet? In multiple drafts, Harry, Ron, and Hermione welcomed a fourth squad member: a Belgian transfer student named Grapefruit Linda. On top of grappling with teen-age angst and fighting death-defying battles, this inseparable bunch also ran an illegal gambling ring out back, behind Honeydukes sweetshop. Students would place bets on whether the angry, bald Linda could wrap her entire mouth around a grapefruit, and Linda would always, without exception, fail, and then fall asleep for hours. As Linda distracted too much from the main thrust of the series, her short stint in the friend group came to an end, along with Ron’s original catchphrase: “Linda is going to absolutely ruin our lives.”

Trying to piece together Donna has proven a bit of a nightmare for Rowling scholars. With details scrawled only on used napkins, apparently Donna “does what she wants,” “owns no clothing,” and “could surf on top of the Hogwarts Express, no problem.” The character reads very thin, but sources tell us that’s because Rowling conceived of Donna while on a mescaline high, as also evidenced by Donna’s only written line of dialogue: “I love mescaline.”

Deep in the Forbidden Forest, among the centaurs and giant spiders, once dwelled the mysterious beings known as Jiff and Clara Piffon. Formerly spritely, young wood nymphs, this now exhausted middle-aged couple is described as “trying the polyamory thing” to revive “any spark at all” at the advice of their psychiatrist, Dr. Josiah Goldberg. Potter lore states that if one were to wander into the woods after dark, one would slowly be lured by their drunken pleas into a misguided throuple situation—trapped, eternally, in their endless circular arguments, somehow ending up as their fucking mediator. Though Rowling never drafted anything past the Piffons trying to save their marriage with that zip-lining-getaway fiasco, she has informed readers that the fictional characters have since split up and that Clara now lives with a woman. Jiff, meanwhile, got a condo in Key West and bleached what’s left of his hair—like that’s gonna help.

Apparently, Rowling always planned to give every character a “dark twin” that would perform the entire story simultaneously and in reverse. She abandoned the idea after attempting the first chapter, where baby Harry is delivered to his aunt’s doorstep while also running and screaming backward through a demolished Hogwarts that is rebuilding itself in a “cacophony of suicidal insanity.” Luckily, those pages lived on, and the famous Potterhead Christopher Nolan used them as inspiration for his 2020 film, “Tenet.”

Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts, the only wizard the Dark Lord ever feared, was, until the very last draft, the street magician David Blaine. “It was heartbreaking to replace Blaine,” Rowling has now revealed. “The fundamental concept of Harry Potter was ‘What if David Blaine ran a school for British children?’ But ultimately the publishers wanted Dumbledore, and I was too young and timid to put my foot down.” Early manuscripts show quite a noticeable difference between the characters. Instead of searching for Horcruxes while wearing half-moon spectacles and sweeping purple robes, Blaine would strut the school hallways in his signature black muscle tee, stopping students to perform card tricks for them or eat glass. Instead of spouting poignant turns of phrase such as “To the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure,” Blaine would mostly just mutter, “Look, watch. Look here, watch, watch.” Or, if he was feeling particularly whimsical, “Look, wait. Let’s try this. Look, here, watch . . . hold on, look.” The story line Rowling most regrets losing involved Blaine becoming addicted to the Pensieve, a device used to relive memories, and using it ten hours a day to bum around Burbank strip clubs with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire in the mid-nineties.

We just read the backs of the napkins and learned that Donna “blacked out in Quatle [sic] Sticks, did something very bad, need passport.” Though we’ll never fully understand what these cryptic notes allude to, we wish Donna bon voyage on her exciting international adventures!

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The Emmys Have a Dave Chappelle Problem

Earlier this year, Louis C.K. proved his own “cancellation” was a myth when his big comeback special Sincerely Louis C.K. not only landed a nomination but went on to win the Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album.

Don’t be surprised if Dave Chappelle pulls off a similar trick at the Emmys.

Now, to be fair, hateful speech is not the same as C.K.’s abusive behavior, but it now feels inevitable that Chappelle’s controversial Netflix special The Closer will be rewarded by the Television Academy when nominations are announced this Tuesday.

In addition to Chappelle’s Netflix special, the nominations for Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded) are expected to include some non-comedy entries as well, including Adele’s One Night Only concert and a similarly problematic Harry Potter 20th anniversary reunion on HBO Max. But it is comedy—and Chappelle, specifically—that have dominated the category in recent years. The comedian’s previous Netflix specials Equanimity, in which he defended Louis C.K., and Stick and Stones, in which he mocked Michael Jackson’s accusers, won the award in 2018 and 2020, respectively.

If The Closer is included among the nominees, it will be despite immense backlash against the transphobic jokes at its center—and the comedian’s continued obsession with that topic. Even after he was attacked on stage at the Hollywood Bowl, Chappelle quickly joked that the assailant must have been a “trans man.” More recently, he assailed students who criticized him as “instruments of oppression.”

But it will also come at a time when Chappelle—much more so than Louis C.K.—has maintained the support of the comedy community, speaking on behalf of his friend Jon Stewart at the recent Mark Twain Prize ceremony—an honor he received himself in 2019—and making a surprise appearance on one of John Mulaney’s summer tour stops that drew criticism from fans who felt bombarded by his anti-LGBTQ+ jokes.

So ahead of the nomination announcement this week, here are five comedy specials that deserve a spot over The Closer.

Jerrod Carmichael — Rothaniel

Of all the specials on this list, Carmichael’s game-changing hour is (hopefully) the most likely to make it into the final crop of nominees. Directed by his frequent collaborator—and the man who should have won last year’s award in this category—Bo Burnham, Rothaniel is a sneakily hilarious and moving set that promises to uncover multiple secrets about Carmichael and delivers. Coming out as a gay man is among the least surprising things the comedian reveals about himself over the course of the laid-back hour, which evolves into a sort of public therapy session with the hyper-engaged audience.

Moses Storm — Trash White

When comedian Moses Storm dropped by The Last Laugh podcast back in January, I called his HBO Max special Trash White the first great stand-up special of 2022. Not only is it visually dazzling with a set made out of literal white trash, but Storm has a hell of a story to tell about growing up in a doomsday cult and reckoning with how that unconventional childhood has impacted his ability to exist as an adult in the world. And on top of that, it includes a beautifully rendered, inadvertent tribute to the late Bob Saget, who played a surprisingly big role in Storm’s upbringing.

Ronny Chieng — Speakeasy

Speakeasy, gorgeously filmed in New York’s Chinatown, is The Daily Show correspondent Ronny Chieng’s excellent follow-up to 2019’s equally hilarious ​​Asian Comedian Destroys America! Instead of complaining about “cancel culture,” Chieng flips the script by daring viewers to “cancel” him so he can stop being so successful, go back home to Singapore and see his mother for the first time in several years. “If you commit a crime, you go to jail. That’s not cancel culture, that’s a felony,” he told me earlier this year. “So when I did that bit, I was making fun of the ‘woke’ Twitter people who try to cancel everybody. And then I was making fun of the right-wing, who think that cancel culture is all-powerful.”

Taylor Tomlinson — Look at You

In her debut Netflix special Quarter-Life Crisis, Taylor Tomlinson broke through the noise and quickly established herself as one of the most confident young stand-up comedians in the game. Her 2022 follow-up Look at You proved it wasn’t a fluke. Now, at just 28 years old, she has already achieved her wildest comedy dreams, culminating with her first big theater tour this fall. The Emmys will presumably have many more opportunities to honor Tomlinson down the line, but they might as well start now. Her bit comparing imbalanced couples to chocolate-covered raisins alone deserves some sort of award.

Roy Wood Jr. — Imperfect Messenger

If you want to see what true stand-up comedy excellence looks like, few can top another Daily Show correspondent Roy Wood Jr., who has been at it for more than two decades and just gets better with every special he puts out. For evidence of his mastery, look no further than the long run about how Leonardo DiCaprio’s role as an evil slaver in Django Unchained makes him an “underrated white ally.” But that joke is just one of many in Comedy Central’s Imperfect Messenger that intelligently takes on relevant issues in the culture without punching down or pissing off entire groups of marginalized people.

Bonus: Naomi Ekperigin on The Standups and River Butcher’s A Different Kind of Dude

So, these two are kind of a cheat because, as part of Netflix’s The Standups and Comedy Central’s Stand-Up Presenting series, respectively, the half-hour specials from Naomi Ekperigin and River Butcher don’t exactly qualify for this category at the Emmys. But I would put both sets up there with any of the hour-long specials released by more seasoned comics over the past year. Each comedian uses their 30 minutes to introduce themselves to the world in very different ways. By the time they inevitably land their own hours, they will no doubt both deserve to be in the Emmy conversation for real.

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Student bodies may be anti-establishment, but must not divide society: RSS general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale

“Every student organisation will be anti-establishment. There is no doubt about it. Every generation has raised its voice against established power. Lekin wo desh ke tukde tukde karne wala to nahi hona chahiye (But that should not be shaped by the idea of balkanising the country). It can’t be with the objective of spreading hate in society. It can’t be about speaking of the country’s culture with disgust. Is it there for creating anarchy? Is it for shedding blood in the country in the name of revolution? Will there be any revolution by killing your own people?” Hosabale said, while addressing a gathering of ABVP workers at an event to release a book, Dhyeyay Yatra, that chronicles the student organisation’s journey.

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Hosabale said ABVP workers had sacrificed their life to “stop those in universities who want to bring revolution through the barrel of the gun. In Kerala, in Andhra, in Telangana.”

His statements come at a time when there have been clashes in JNU over non-vegetarian food during Navratra and if a havan could be performed. The statements make a veiled reference to alleged slogans of “Bharat tere tukde honge” on JNU campus in 2015.

“Student movements have contributed greatly to the world. They have contributed in the freedom struggle of many countries, in social and political change, even on issues such as environment, social equality, human rights, disarmament… But today some forces wanting to divide the country are raising voices. They look at this society and its culture with disgust and are working against the country,” he said.

Hosabale said that even the ABVP wants change and that every student community wants it. “But what is the form of that change, what is the way? So, with a creative and positive attitude, we will determine what we need to do personally and also advise those sitting in power. That is the kind of organization that ABVP has created in the last 75 years,” he said.

Hosabale said the ABVP had been following what Left stalwart EMS Namboodiripad had said in an interview. “He said that the decision to turn student organisations into an attache of party politics was wrong. The second thing he said was students must also contribute in nation building and not just making demands,” Hosabale said.

The RSS general secretary said the ABVP was bringing two volumes of the book recording its history as those who wrote student movement history were unfair to the organisation.

“Among the reasons to record history is that the books written on student organisations and movements in India have not done justice to the ABVP… In the last one month, I have gone through more than 100 articles. This has happened because the history has been written through the prism of a certain ideology. In this, the work of ABVP has not been projected appropriately,” he said, adding that the organisation had worked on the ground to strengthen democracy.

“Election is one identity of democracy. It is not the only one. ABVP has worked on the ground to strengthen democracy. In these two books is the story of those who have sacrificed everything for the nation. We are not those who write history, we are those who make history. ABVP has worked to prepare generations. The objective behind these books is inspiration to next generation and to have a reference point for work in future,” he said.

Hosabale said having more than 35 lakh members was an achievement but not a contribution. “Its contribution is reflected in producing people like Milind Kamble who started Dalit Chamber of Commerce so that people from the Dalit community don’t just seek jobs but become industrialists. ABVP understood that organisation is not just for articulating demands of students, but also to connect the students with the country, its culture and its glorious history. This is not student politics, but student activism,” he said.

Hosabale said ABVP had participated in many student movements beginning from a 1970 demand for voting rights at 18 years and then starting a public movement against Article 370 in 1981.

“Be it movements in Kashmir, movement against illegal immigrants in Assam, the JP movement, we actively participated in all,” he said.

He narrated how Marathwada University’s name was changed to Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar University by consistent but persuasive movement of the ABVP and achieved without any bloodshed. “Later, even Sharad Pawar and Ramdas Athawale said this was done smoothly because of ABVP’s efforts,” he added.

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For those looking for a cute and magical romance, Carry On by Rainbow Rowell is perfect for the magically inclined.

This YA novel is the story of the worst ever “chosen one,” Simon Snow, a student at the Watford School of Magicks, who is having a rough time figuring out being a wizard and falling in love.

The book is a love story with ghosts, mystery, and magic, few other queer novels conjure more magic.

Get it from Bookshop or your local bookstore via Indiebound.

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