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Netflix calls off ‘Sex/Life’, after its “very gimmicky” Season 2 premiere Netflix Sex/Life Season 2 premiered on March 2. And the news of the cancellation came just recently  Recently Netflix confirmed that the Sarah Shahi starred romantic drama series Sex/Life has been canceled after Season 2. An insider from Netflix claimed that the second season delivered a closing to the central characters. Netflix is thankful for the efforts given by the show’s cast and crew. Sex/Life Season 2 premiered on March 2. And the news of the cancellation came just recently. A viral naughty shower scene from season one sparked a question of romance between Shahi and her co-star Adam Demos. However, 43 years old actresses addressed their on-screen  relationship  as “easy.” She said, “He still is one of my favorite scene partners because everything becomes very easy with him, whether or not it’s a scene about loving one another or hating one another. All I have to do is kind of look at him and my work is do

Pakistan’s blame game to seek concessions from India on Indus Water Treaty  Pakistan   is indulging in a blame game policy to seek concessions from India on Indus Water Treaty while continuing to indulge in poor water management at home. While attending the recently concluded ‘UN 2023 Water Conference’,  Hasan Nisar Jamy , Pakistan’s  Water Resources Ministry  Secretary stated, “Indus Water Treaty ( IWT ), which governs sharing of the Indus basin’s waters, is one example of such successful cooperation, which provides an effective mechanism for cooperation and management on water issues.” Islamabad is seeking it to be a model for all future trans-border water agreements. The observers in the  UN Conference  pointed out that the Indus Water Treaty itself speaks of its effectiveness in water sharing management between the two neighbors as even after six decades both countries still adhere to the treaty. But at the same conference Pakistan blamed India for its water shortages citing vari

Netflix cancels hit show after just two seasons - days after lead star claimed she 'did not have support' during filming  See more picture Netflix  has canceled its drama show Sex/Life after just two seasons. According to Deadline, a Netflix spokesperson said the show had reached a natural conclusion, with storylines wrapped up for the key characters. The news of the show's end comes just a day after its lead actress  Sarah Shahi  admitted she 'did not have support' while filming season two. There was speculation that Sex/Life would not be renewed after the news that Sarah had been cast as the lead in a pilot for ABC called Judgement.  Sex/Life followed married woman Billie Mann Connelly who suffers a midlife crisis, yearning for the fast-paced life she had in her youth with ex-boyfriend Brad.  Movie

Italian tourist killed in Israel car-ramming attack  Play video   An Italian tourist was killed and seven people wounded in a car-ramming attack in the Israeli city of  Tel Aviv  on Friday evening. Israeli police said a vehicle was driven onto the bike path of the Tel Aviv boardwalk, hitting pedestrians before it overturned on a lawn. When police officers arrived at the scene, "they noticed the driver trying to reach for what looked like a rifle-like object that was with him" before killing him, Israeli police said. The man killed in the attack has been named by Israeli and Italian authorities as Alessandro Parini. Italian media said he was a 35-year-old lawyer. In a  tweet  posted Friday, Italy's Prime Minister Georgia Meloni expressed "deep condolences for the death of one of our compatriots, Alessandro Parini, in the terrorist attack that took place in the evening in Tel Aviv," and condemned the "cowardly attack that hit him." Three of the seven p

Star Wars Celebration: New movie will bring back Daisy Ridley as Rey, and three films planned  Play video le="background-color: white; color: #303030; font-family: "Georgia Pro", Georgia, "Droid Serif", serif; font-size: 16px; margin: 14px 0px; overflow-wrap: break-word;"> LONDON – New adventures are coming for Star Wars fans around the world. Devotees dressed in cosplay, filmmaker,s, and stars from the universe gathered Friday at  Star Wars Celebration , the April 7-10 fan convention where filmmakers discussed the future of the franchise's films and TV series.  Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy took the Celebration Stage with featured guests to discuss what's next and revealed a new "Star Wars" movie, one of three, starring a returning  Daisy Ridley   As the stage filled with stars and Star Wars creators alike, a crowd of 10,000 cheered and clapped for a glimpse at previously unseen footage and insight from behind the scenes. Lig

Violence erupts again at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque                         More videos GAZA: Israeli police clashed with Palestinians at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque a second time on Wednesday, witnesses said, hours after the arrest and removal of more than 350 people in a police raid at the compound and despite a US appeal to ease tensions. The confrontations, during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and on the eve of the Jewish Passover holiday, triggered a cross-border exchange of fire in Gaza and stoked fears of further violence. In the second instance, late at night, police entered the compound and tried to evacuate worshippers, using stun grenades and firing rubber bullets, said staff of the Waqf, the Jordanian-appointed Islamic organization managing the complex. Worshippers threw objects at police, witnesses said. The Palestinian Red Crescent said six people were injured. In a statement, police said dozens of youngsters brought rocks and firecrackers into the mosque and ha