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New Delhi, April 7 (IANS) Maharashtra on Tuesday announced it was mulling to make screening of Marathi films in multiplexes in the state during peak hour compulsory but the decision not only left members of film fraternity shocked, but drew ferocious reactions slamming the government's “dictatorship” and “dadagiri” and that regional movies should be encouraged, not forced.

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Marathi movies' compulsory screening planned, celebs slam diktat

Roku Inc. today unveiled two new ways for consumers in Canada to find and discover streaming entertainment on their Roku® players. The first feature, ‘Roku Search’ enables consumers to search for movies, TV shows, actors and directors and view pricing and availability details across top streaming channels.

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Roku Unveils New Search and Discovery Streaming Features; Introduces Upgraded Roku 3 and Roku 2 Streaming Players

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Roku Unveils New Ways to Search and Discover Streaming Entertainment; Introduces Upgraded Roku 2 Streaming Player

Doris Day turned 91 on April 3. To honor the actress-singer's life, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Turner Classic Movies are releasing “Doris Day: The Essential Collection” on April 7.

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Doris Day's essential films get DVD release

Want to stream movies and shows from Netflix, YouTube and other entertainment services from the internet straight to your TV?

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5 TV streaming gadgets that will let you cut the cord

By Dorene Internicola NEW YORK (Reuters) – Despite the ubiquity of online fitness offerings from Pilates videos on YouTube to indoor-cycling smartphone apps, fitness experts say aging boomers reluctant to go with the streaming flow want their home exercise in a DVD format. “Every time I do a (DVD) shoot, I think this will be the last one, but we keep meeting our revenue goals,” said Miami-based …

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Forget streaming, aging boomers still want their fitness DVDs

Joe Bonamassa has just unleashed a Les Paul-laden preview of his forthcoming live album and DVD tribute to Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf, in the form of the Waters classic 'You Shook Me.'

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Joe Bonamassa Releases Clip From Muddy Waters Tribute DVD Recap

Blu-ray disks are harbouring two dangerous exploits that would allow an attacker to potentially launch executables remotely using a disk drive. First reported by The Register, hacker Stephen Tomkinson found two separate vulnerabilities in Blu-ray disks involve the infamous piece of bloatware CyberLink PowerDVD and a rooting process that utilises an external USB. The first one takes advantage of …

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Blu-ray exploit makes PowerDVD even more bloated

Washington, Mar 3 (ANI): A new study has found that people who watch sad movies tend to gain weight as they eat 28-55 percent more than watching other upbeat movies.

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Watching sad movies can make you pile on the pounds

Movies a distraction for remote plunder British hacker Stephen Tomkinson has found two Blu-Ray-borne attacks.…

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Bad movie: Hackers can raid networks with burnt Blu-Rays