Expensive Indian film opens with Mughal era grandeur
Delhy reports India's Bombay magnate Shapoorli Paltanji Mistry unveils Mogul era epic Mughal e Azam. The production, after years of work, features a vast set, 8000 extras, 2000 camels, and a mixed Hindi English soundtrack. It aims to redefine Indian cinema with a massive budget and reach.
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Texas Ban On Foreign Road Material Is Hit
Texas faces a heated hearing over a state order banning foreign road material. The dispute centers on nationalism versus free trade as domestic steel interests claim the ban protects Texas jobs and taxpayers. Opponents argue the policy violates the 1953 Japan America Treaty and could invite foreign retaliation. Public testimony will shape a pending decision by the Texas Highway Commission.
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King of the TeleScope previews a new Western series
Hollywood AP reports a new Western series inspired by real 1980s Oklahoma events. Marshal Barton MacLane leads a cast shaping plots around crime and mercy, with bank robberies, improvised justice, and a $10,000 reward. The show aims to mix irony and fate with a river chase and rescue missions.
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