Los Angeles, May 6 (IANS) Hollywood actor Jerry Seinfeld has opened up on the comparisons between the American sitcom ‘Friends’ and his iconic show ‘Seinfeld’. The actor recenlty attended the Netflix Is a Joke Presents Jerry Seinfeld event, held at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, reports ‘People’ magazine.Seinfeld, 72, mentioned the similarities between Friends and his own sitcom, which ran from 1989 to 1998. He joked on stage, “Here’s my theory on ‘Friends’. My show came o…
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Washington, May 2 (IANS) Iran and its allies have damaged at least 16 US military sites across eight Middle Eastern countries during the US-Israeli war with Iran starting on February 28, rendering some of those positions virtually unusable, a CNN investigation has found.The damaged facilities constitute the majority of US military sites in the region, according to the CNN report, citing a congressional aide familiar with the damage assessments.”There has been a spectrum of assessments,” a source…
Los Angeles, April 25 (IANS) Hollywood star Kate Hudson, who turned 47 on April 19, said she is embracing the ageing process and feels she is going to be a “great old person.” Appearing on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the 51-year-old host wished Hudson a “happy belated birthday”, which prompted her reply: “Thank you! I’m so old.”Fallon reacted: “Oh, please!”, before the Song Sung Blue actress clarified: “No, I love it. I really think I’m going to be a great old person, b…
Washington, Jan 19 (IANS) Senator Mark Warner warned that renewed tariff threats by President Donald Trump could unsettle global markets and strain ties with US allies.Appearing on CBS’ Face the Nation, Warner said repeated tariff warnings were adding volatility at a time when investors were already cautious. He said allies were watching closely to see whether the United States continued to respect long-standing economic norms.Warner said aggressive trade tactics risked undermining confidence …
Washington, Jan 5 (IANS) The Trump administration sought to blunt criticism of its Venezuela operation, arguing that the arrest of Nicolás Maduro was a narrowly targeted law-enforcement action rather than the opening of a new war or military occupation.Speaking on NBC’s Meet the Press, Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejected the suggestion that the United States is now at war with Venezuela. “There’s not a war,” Rubio said, adding that Washington is “at war against drug trafficking or…