Glastonbury Festival will for the first time see the creation of a dedicated South Asian performance space, created and built by a South Asian team.

Located in the longstanding Shangri-La Glastonbury area of the festival, curated and created by a team including Continental Drift’s Chris MacMeikan, Arrivals will be a new space delivered in collaboration with South Asian cultural organisations Dialled In, Going South and Daytimers.

The stage has been designed by Shankho Chaudhuri, Esha Sikander and Shirin Naveed, and will feature the work of illustrator Osheen Siva. It will be set in an immersive setting, that Shangri-La’s organisers have described as “a portal to an alien jungle planet, immersed by an audio visual world coded in solar punk, carnivorous plants, cyborg…

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In a recent episode of ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show,’ Vicky Kaushal and Sunny Kaushal joined host Kapil Sharma for an entertaining chat filled with laughter and anecdotes. The conversation delved into Vicky’s experiences celebrating Valentine’s Day with his wife Katrina Kaif, both before and after their marriage, while Kapil added his trademark humor by teasing Sunny about his rumored relationship with actress Sharvari Wagh.

Vicky Kaushal On Valentine’s Day Traditions

Vicky Kaushal, known for his roles in various Bollywood hits, shared insights into his Valentine’s Day traditions with Katrina Kaif. When asked about any differences in celebrating the day before and after marriage, Vicky emphasized that the essence has always been to spend quality time together. He remarked, “Earlier…

Some attackers use online meeting services as bait for malware. Researchers at Zscaler found fake Skype, Zoom and Google Meet websites that were used by threat actors to spread Remote Access Trojans – RAT for short.

Zscaler’s ThreatLabZ team warns about fake online meeting sites that distribute various malware families. Already at the beginning of December 2023, the researchers discovered a threat actor who creates fake Skype, Google Meet and Zoom websites to spread malware in order to spread remote access Trojans such as SpyNote RAT to Android users and NjRAT and DCRat to Windows users . These pages keep appearing in new versions.

Deceptively real web addresses as a trap

The malware actor…