Srikanth cash register Collection day 8!!!

Rajkummar Rao’s film Srikanth continued to lag at the box office last week. There was a good jump in this film’s revenue during the weekend, but as the weekdays approached, the film’s revenue started to decline. However, Srikanth is still heavily involved in the counter. Though a week has passed since the film’s release, Srikanth has not been able to recover even half of his budget. Meanwhile, the first collection of srikanth has arrived on the eighth day, so let us tell you how much the film has grossed.

Constantly declining profits

It’s been eight days since Srikanth released at the box office. The opening of the film was not very good. Then it was said that srikanth could fall into the flop category. But the film took full advantage of the weekend, but now the earning pace is constantly decreasing. As per Saknilk’s report, the first day collection of this film was Rs 2.25 crore.

Eighth day collection

Srikanth’s turnover on the second day was Rs 4.2 crore, on the third day the collection took a huge leap and reached Rs 5.25 crore. 1.65 crores on the fourth day, 1.6 crores on the fifth day, 1.5 crores on the sixth day, 1.4 crores on the seventh day, after which the total earnings of one week became Rs 17.85 crores. As per SACNILC report, srikanth collection on eighth day till 10.45 pm was 1.35 crores. With this, the total revenue of Rajkumar Rao’s film has reached Rs 19.20 crore. However, these are preliminary figures and could rise by morning. It has been more than a week and Srikant has not even been able to finalize the budget. Let us tell you that the budget of the film was around 40 crores.

A lucky MyLotto player in Hamilton won $1 million playing Lotto First Division on Saturday evening.

The winning numbers were 13, 20, 21, 22, 31, 40, bonus 7 and Powerball 7.

Powerball was not affected and has been pushed to Wednesday, where the jackpot will be $26 million.

Meanwhile, a player in Waihi won $300,000 playing Strike Four. The winning ticket was sold at Waihi Paper Plus & Toyworld.

Lotto’s Mother’s Day Triple Dip promotion was also held last night, with 75 additional prizes of $10,000 in cash up for grabs. The results can be found here.

Yellowstone season 5, episode 9 is coming later this year and it looks like the hit series is finally moving closer to production!

In a new post on Instagram, cast member Forrie J. Smith indicated that he is now back in Montana, getting ready to resume filming for the rest of this season – and what could ultimately be the end of the series. That’s what all indications seem to suggest at this point.

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As for what else will happen in the upcoming episodes, that’s the big mystery right now – and a lot will also depend on whatever is decided when it comes to John Dutton. Will Kevin Costner’s character be killed off? At this point, we’re inclined to think there’s a good chance of that happening, largely due to the fact that there’s no indication he’ll return and it’s hard to imagine John being part of the show and not actually appearing. -camera.

If John dies, the rest of the show will unravel as a function of that; it’s hard to really look at the situation in any other way at this point. We’re just hoping that we’ll see a lot of drama, but also some closure – and from there, some sort of setup for a spin-off down the road. We’re sure one is in development, and the plan for now seems to be to at least feature some cast members from the original show, like Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser. Of course, nothing is certain until an official statement comes out.

Related – Be sure to catch some more Yellowstone news, including some new (and candid) comments from Costner about the future

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Why play a role in Hamilton if you can play a lot? As standby, swing and dance captains, that’s the extraordinary job John Devereaux and Bella Rusli perform in the national touring production of the Tony Award-winning blockbuster.

A bonus for these Texas natives: They get to play these roles in front of their hometown audiences. The show is now playing at the Winspear Opera House in Dallas through June 9 before moving to Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth from June 11 to 23.

Rusli grew up in McKinney and took dance classes in Allen before attending the Boston Conservatory at Berklee and earning a BFA in dance. Her dance background has grounded her musical theater career.

“I was also a competitive dancer growing up, so I feel like a big part of that helped me in my career just from auditions. Maybe not the competitive nature, but performing as much as possible because growing up that was my only chance to perform on stage in front of other people and I think that really shaped how I move or how I think about auditions” , says Rusli. said.

Devereaux is a native of Houston and attended Texas Christian University (TCU), where he graduated in 2012. A friend urged him to audition for a show at TCU and that changed his career trajectory. He lived in Los Angeles for six years before joining the Hamilton tour.

“For TCU, it was a place where I gained my confidence. I feel like I had gifts that weren’t used as much, but I think TCU brought it out of me and they gave me confidence and nurtured those gifts. It was kind of an incubator for those four years,” Devereaux said.

Rusli started touring with Hamilton in the spring of 2022. For this tour she is a swing and will take on the female ensemble roles.

“Really, we learn every song that the women all play, from top to bottom, and they’re all very, very different. We all learn them and we rotate them in our brains pretty much all the time when we’re not on stage, and then when we get called on for any song, you go ahead and do it without hesitation,” Rusli said. .

She is also the dance captain, a new role for her on this particular tour.

“Essentially, we are the gap between our management and the cast. We’re still cast members who are part of the show and doing the show with them, but we’re also the ones taking notes, raising cast concerns with management and really being in the middle of preserving the show and the its integrity. Rusli said.

Devereaux is on standby for King George, George Washington, Hercules Mulligan, James Madison, Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson.

“They say you have to be a certain kind of crazy to be able to cover, to be able to have multiple people in your head, but I think there’s another level to that: the ability to take all those people out at any time ,” Devereaux said. “It’s great. I love it. I still love it.”

Unpredictability is part of the job. As a swing or standby, an actor can play the same role for several shows in a row, or play a different role every night of the week. The schedule is constantly changing.

“It obviously changes from day to day. Nothing is really what we planned. As a dance captain, we are part of the planning for the following week, but it rarely goes the way we plan it,” Rusli said.

Swings and standbys hope to be notified two hours in advance, but Rusli recalls an instance where a swing had to change tracks in the middle of the show.

“I’ve been through every kind of profession, from knowing months in advance, to knowing a week ahead, to knowing hours, to even knowing minutes, but I’ve never seen a swing-on halfway through my entire career did the show,” Devereaux said.

“Keep knocking on wood!” Rusli said to her castmate with a knowing smile.

Devereaux develops a system to learn all his roles. As physically challenging as the show is, Devereaux and Rusli rely on their mental stamina.

“Our job is more to know the show than to do the show, but if you know the show, you’re cool and you can do the show just fine,” Devereaux said. “The swings, standbys, covers, they’re the band-aid. They are the glue that holds things together in case something goes wrong, cast-wise, especially during the 2021 return and people contracting COVID-19.

Devereaux began touring with Hamilton in 2019. Post-pandemic touring looked completely different, with masks required backstage and tested daily. Mental health was also a priority.

“When we came back there was a lot more focus on mental health internally and there were a lot of old habits and old unwritten things and unsaid things and unwritten rules, but those were brought to the fore when we came back and we addressed how some of those unwritten rules were problematic for our process,” said Devereaux.

Rusli recalls how strict COVID-19 precautions were when she first started touring and how those precautions have evolved and relaxed over the past two years.

“It was a really crazy time,” Rusli said.

Backstage tours and greeting fans at the stage door are still not allowed.

Indoor touring Hamilton laid the foundation for the future careers of Devereaux and Rusli.

“I didn’t really realize that I have the brains to swing before I joined this tour and I think this job has taught me that and that in my future career wherever I go HamiltonAt least I know I can swing and I really enjoy it, and honestly that might be my niche in this industry,” Ruli said. “I think that taught me my career path. I can do difficult things and they suit me exactly. That is what Hamilton taught me.”

“I think I’ve learned how to be resilient no matter what,” Devereaux said. “It really taught me to roll with the punches, to be intentional about what I do, but I think the big life lesson I learned Hamilton so far things are going to happen, and you can either fight them and still have to do them, or just go out and do it the best you can.

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WWE

With a new tease appearing today, it looks like the arrival of the new Bray Wyatt-inspired faction led by Bo Dallas will be making an appearance in WWE soon.

That begs the question: what exactly will they do and who exactly will they communicate with?

Here are four names that stand out as potential targets for the new faction when they appear.

4. Braun Strowman

Many fans were surprised that Braun Strowman was not listed among the reported names for the new faction, especially since his long absence from injury lent itself to a return in such a monumental fashion.

There’s also, of course, his storied history with Bray Wyatt as part of the Wyatt Family, and his genuine friendship and admiration for Wyatt, which is very well documented.

However, they also had their issues on WWE TV, feuding over the Universal Championship in 2020.

In fact, a match with Strowman and Wyatt kicked off Roman Reigns’ incredible run as champion – a three-way match that saw Wyatt enter as champion, but Strowman was pinned by Reigns, so maybe it’s time to avenge that.

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Robert Vilahamn was delighted to end our Barclays Women’s Super League campaign with three points after a 3-1 win over West Ham United at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.

After taking the lead in the opening five minutes and Bethany England scoring her fifth WSL goal in six games, we took control of the first half – with over 65% possession – but failed to convert numerous chances to use.

We were quickly punished after the restart when Riko Ueki grabbed the equalizer in the 50th minute and although we hit the woodwork several times and forced Mackenzie Arnold into a number of saves, it felt like it was going to be one of those days of missed opportunities.

However, with just four minutes to go in normal time, Jess Naz put us ahead with a composed finish in the penalty area before Drew Spence completed the win in the ninth minute of stoppage time with a stunning strike from distance.

Speaking to SPURSPLAY after our N17 season finale, Robert said: “We talked before the game about ending the season on a high. I knew the players were quite tired after the third game in six days, while West Ham have trained for two weeks.

“The fans were great, we played some really good football and in the end we scored some great goals and ending with Drew’s goal was great.”

When asked about the cohesion in the squad, he said: “Ramona (Petzelberger) came in, she hasn’t started since the North London derby here, and played great football, then you have the people on the bench coming in and provide support, for example Molly (Bartrip) who makes that tackle.

“It showed the strength that we have different types of players that we can use, it’s also nice to see them so happy with the fans afterwards because that’s the most important thing in my leadership to make sure we have a group that time want to spend. together and working together… I want to win and have a great environment.”