Colman Domingo has clarified his reaction to losing the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Emmy award to Jeff Hiller on September 14.

In a video shared on X, nominees Domingo, Michael Urie, and Bowen Yang were seen cheering loudly and clapping as soon as Jeff’s name was announced.

Domingo was nominated for his role in The Four Seasons, Harrison Ford and Michael Urie for their roles in Shrinking, alongside The Studio’s Ike Barinholtz and The Bear star Ebon Moss-Bachrach. Bowen Yang was nominated for Saturday Night Live.Taking to the comments of the video, the Rustin star wrote, “Actually, we all are reacting lovingly to our colleague who we know deserves so many flowers. He is a gem. Bravo Jeff!”

Jeff’s win came for his role as Joel in HBO’s hit comedy Somebody Somewhere.

Accepting the award, the comedian said, “I feel like I’m gonna cry because the past 25 years I’ve been like, ‘World, I wanna be an actor,’ and the world’s like, ‘Maybe computers,'” per The Hollywood Reporter.

Jeff was one of many stars who won their first Emmys this year. The Pitt’s Noah Wyle and Katherine LaNasa won their first Emmys in the lead actor and supporting actress categories. Adolescence actor Owen Cooper made history as the youngest male actor to win an Emmy. 

Prince Harry has made a big statement over his public attacks on the royal family in the form of his memoir, Spare.

The Duke of Sussex has said that his “conscience is clear” over the publication of the bombshell book as he insisted that he did not “air his dirty laundry in public.”Speaking during a visit to Ukraine with the Invictus Foundation, Harry reflected on his recent brief meeting with King Charles at Clarence House in London.

He said his focus over the next year will be on his father and spending more time with him, while also expressing no regrets about the book, calling it a “series of corrections” to false stories.

“I know that [speaking out] annoys some people and it goes against the narrative,” he told The Guardian. “The book? It was a series of corrections to stories already out there.”

“One point of view had been put out and it needed to be corrected,” Harry added. “I don’t believe that I aired my dirty laundry in public.”

“It was a difficult message,” he continued, “but I did it in the best way possible. My conscience is clear.”

The Duke of Sussex admitted the trip was a risk and said he dislikes staged photos, but added it gave him time to reflect.

“I have always loved the UK and I always will love the UK. It’s been good to reconnect with the causes I am passionate about.

“I have been able to spend some time with people that I have known for so long. It is hard to do it from far away.”

At the 50th anniversary of Jaws, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in L.A. is celebrating with an exhibit, which the film’s director Steven Spielberg also visited.

There, at the event, different props from the set at the time were present, including the filmmaker’s notes on the scripts, a replica of a mechanical shark, and a shattered cage.Revisiting them, Steven, in an interview with NPR, says, “This is total therapy,” adding, “This was a very hard experience. When we seriously did not know how many weeks or months we were going to be in Martha’s Vineyard shooting.”

It is worth noting that initially the movie was expected to shoot in 55 days; however, it took 159 days.

Recalling the gruelling shooting experience, Steven shares, “I would have the crew come up to me and say, ‘Look, I have a wife, and I’m supporting my mom, and I’ve got kids in school.'”

“When are we going to get to go home?’ And it was the toughest thing on me, having to answer that question honestly by saying, ‘I don’t know. I can’t tell you.'”

Nevertheless, Jaws is considered one of the most iconic movies in Steven’s career, as the movie went on to become a cult classic.

Umer Shah, the younger brother of social media child star Ahmad Shah, passed away, the family confirmed in a heart-wrenching social media post on Monday.

Umer, like Ahmad, was also popular on social media for his appearance in his elder brother’s widely watched videos.

“This is to inform the little shining star of our family, Umer Shah has returned to Allah Almighty,” read Ahmad’s Instagram post.”I request everyone to remember him and our family in your prayers,” it added.

The brothers, known for cute and quirky stints, are quite popular among the masses and gained fame from the Ramadan transmission of a private television channel. Ahmad Shah, who initially went viral for his adorable “Peeche dekho” video, quickly became a household name. 

Umer also became a familiar face as he frequently appeared alongside Ahmad in these shows and videos, earning the same affection from viewers for his charming expressions and on-screen chemistry with his brother.

Expanding on Umer’s untimely death, anchor Waseem Badami said that doctors confirmed the child star passed away after vomiting, which entered his lungs and led to a cardiac arrest that proved fatal.He added that the tragic incident took place in the early hours of Monday, around the time of Fajr prayer.

Reacting to the heartbreaking news, renowned actor Adnan Siddiqui took to social media to express sorrow and grief over the child star’s demise.”I am shattered to hear about the passing of little Umer Shah. He was a beam of light, joy, and innocence [….] Constantly running up with that big smile, always hugging everyone with that boundless energy… it feels impossible that he’s no longer with us,” Siddiqui said in an Instagram post.

“My prayers are with Ahmad Shah and the entire family. May Allah grant Umer the highest place in Jannah,” the actor added.Pakistan’s former cricket captain Sarfaraz Ahmed also posted an Instagram story along with actor Areeba Habib — both sharing the late child star’s picture.

Muhammad Shiraz, another popular social media child star, who posts on his channel “shirazivlogs”, also expressed grief over Umer’s death.

“Some friends are like family, and losing you feels like losing a part of myself. May Allah grant you [Umer] peace and the highest place in Jannah,” he said in a social media post.

KARACHI, SEP 15 (APP/DNA): Saudi Arabia’s fast-growing low-cost airline, flyadeal has expanded its Pakistan operations with the launch of non-stop scheduled flights from Riyadh to Islamabad, Peshawar and Sialkot.

The new routes from the capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were introduced over a three-day period. Cake-cutting celebrations marked each inaugural flight on arrival in the newly added destinations with crew joining airline and airport officials in the festivities.

In addition, an early morning traditional water salute welcomed flight F3 651 to Islamabad with pilots proudly waving both countries’ flags from the cockpit of their Airbus A320 aircraft that marked a new air bridge connecting the capital cities of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

At King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, flyadeal Chief Commercial and Customer Officer Rogier van Enk was joined by Muazam Ali, deputy head of mission at the Pakistan Embassy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, together with airline and airport officials for the departure ceremony.

Flyadeal entered the Pakistan market in February with scheduled flights from Riyadh and Jeddah to Karachi that signalled the airline’s first move into South Asia. The network additions increase flyadeal’s frequency between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan from six to 13 flights a week. All flights are operated by A320s in a single 186-seat Economy Class configuration.

Steven Greenway, flyadeal Chief Executive Officer, said: “Just seven months ago we began operations to Pakistan with a pledge to increase capacity and widen our network in a high demand market. From six flights a week, we’re now adding a further seven services into three additional destinations that gives us greater reach to our customers and provide more choice at value for money low fares.

Farooq Ahmad, flyadeal Head of Sales added, being from Pakistan, this is a moment of great pride for me as flyadeal ramps up travel options with our mix of new routes catering to a diverse customer base. My team and I look forward to meeting travel providers in Pakistan over the next few weeks to promote our expanded network and build on our strong partnerships with the travel trade and corporates.”

Flyadeal currently operates a modern fleet of 40 A320s from bases in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam to more than 30 seasonal and year-round destinations in the Middle East, North Africa, Europe and South Asia. By 2030, in line with Saudi Vision 2030, flyadeal expects to triple its network to over 100 destinations with more than 100 aircraft.

The airline is operating from Pakistan’s four destinations including Islamabad, Karachi, Peshawer and Sialkot.

MOSCOW, SEP 15 (DNA): Starting Monday Russian citizens with a regular foreign passport can visit China without a visa and stay for up to 30 days.

The visa-free policy is part of a two-year trial program, valid until September 14, 2026. According to the Chinese Consulate, the rule applies to travel for tourism, business, family visits, and transit. Visas are still required for work, study, journalism, and transport-related jobs.

The Russian Embassy in China announced that there are no limits on how many times Russian citizens can enter China or how long they can stay each year, as long as no single visit exceeds 30 days. Travelers must have a passport valid for at least six months beyond their planned departure from China, although shorter validity may be accepted in urgent humanitarian cases.

The new rules apply at all open border crossings, allowing access to most of the country. However, certain restricted areas, like Tibet, remain off-limits to foreign visitors.