Waltair Veerayya has an ordinary first half which heavily depends on entertainment. The viral comedy dialogues of Chiru worked here and there, but everything else fails to engage. The interval block is good with the fight. The second half is shared by Raviteja and Chiranjeevi in equal parts. The combination scenes of both are just okay, but the presence and energy of Raviteja is totally missing. With Chiru and Raviteja on screen, it should be loading poonakaalu, but nothing of that sort happens.

Google’s Waze app is most useful for its ability to crowdsource information about what’s on the road, and that’s all powered by the reporting option in the app. Now, though, a new update for Waze is giving reporting a new look, and also taking away some options. In the latest Waze updates for both Android and iOS, there are some big tweaks to reporting. A new hazard icon in the corner of the screen pulls up a revamped menu that asks “What do you see?

MARACAIBO, Venezuela — Ángel Marín and his wife Carolina are selling virtually everything they own, from a TV to a set of bongo drums. They need the money because — like millions of Venezuelans before them — they are saying goodbye to their country. They don't want to leave. But Ángel's job at a mobile phone company barely covers the cost of food. The last straw came when their 4-year-old son, Matías, developed asthma and they couldn't afford the $32 a month for his medicine.

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In all the twittering over Lexus and Infiniti, accompanied by some defensive snorting from Mercedes and BMW, one vital fact seems to have been ignored: Cadillac is still America’s best-selling luxury car. Cadillac’s hold on that title has remained unbroken since Gandhi was assassinated, cancer struck out Babe Ruth, a Jewish state was born, Truman became President, LPs spun for the first time and a doctor named Ferdinand built something he called the Porsche 356--all of which was 42 years ago.