 their upcoming tracks, important developments, and much more. (Read here: KUDCA: A deadly twist awaits Amrit-Randhir's love story).
Sony TV show Kyun Utthe Dil Chhod Aaye has been gaining a lot of momentum lately as it is heading towards a four-year time lapse. After the leap, the story of the show is set to revolve around the post-partition era.
The story post the leap would hit the tube from 5th April. The makers have also introduced a few new entries who are set to entertain the audience.
4 fewer homes were sold this year compared to 2007, and the average sale price was down $142,000 compared to 2007.
Average days on market was down 30 days compared to 2007, but the sale price compared to list price was down almost 4% compared to 2007.
Tom - Average days on market was down (which is great!), but the average sale price was also down.Victoria Royals defenceman Joe Hicketts has been named as an alternate captain for Team Canada for the upcoming 2016 World Junior Hockey Championships in Helsinki, Finland.
Moose Jaw Warriors’ forward Brayden Point will serve as captain for Team Canada.
Hicketts was a member of Canada’s gold medal winning squad at last year’s World Junior Hockey Championships. Through seven tournament games with Team Canada, Hicketts recorded three assists and a +3 rating to go with two minutes in penalties.
The native of Kamloops, BC recently served as captain for Team WHL in Game 2 of the Canada Russia series which took place in his hometown. Over the first two games of the series against Team Russia, Hicketts recorded two assists and a +2 rating.
The 5-8, 175 lb blueliner has served as captain of the Royals since the 2014-15 season, and was an assistant captain during the 2013-14 campaign.
The annual tournament will begin on Saturday and conclude on Tuesday, January 5th. Team Canada will open the tournament with a match against the USA on Boxing Day.
The Victoria Royals return to action, without Hicketts,.Rafa Benitez has made just the one change to the side who lost at Tottenham, as he looks to end the season on a high against Chelsea.
A win against Benitez’s former club will secure a top-half Premier League finish meaning Newcastle would be the first newly promoted side in five years to do so.
The Magpies head into the game on the back of a four match losing run and some fans thought Benitez would make some changes to try and evoke a positive reaction from his side.
But Benitez has made just one change with Jacob Murphy replacing Kenedy on the left-wing with the latter ineligible to play against his parent club.
Martin Dubravka retains his place in goal and he is fronted by a back four of DeAndre Yedlin, Jamaal Lascelles, Florian Lejeune and Paul Dummett.
Jonjo Shelvey and Mo Diame form the central midfield partnership, with Matt Ritchie, Ayoze Perez and Murphy making up the attacking midfield trio.
Dwight Gayle once again leads the line and Newcastle fans were quick to take to social media to offer their reactions to the side.
Mikey is looking forward to watching Murphy, tweeting: “This is his chance to shine..and show what he is capable of and he is capable. He needs to show his full potential today.
While Ian Cusack joked: “A chance to say farewell to Newcastle legends Gamez and Haidara (both of whom are on the bench today).
To see how Newcastle fans reacted to today’s line-up, have a read below...(function () {

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How to innovate in music production.
Inspiration. If we knew where it came from, and how to produce it, we’d be millionaires. In reality, finding good ideas is an imprecise science, to say the least. But, if we want to innovate, and create something that genuinely sounds fresh, where should we start? Are there any shortcuts to inspiration?
Maybe there are, maybe there aren’t. It’s impossible to quantify innovation, and it’s impossible to create inspiration. It just happens. But, even if you can’t guarantee brilliance, there are some things you can do to give yourself a better shot. There are concepts and practices that may help you innovate in music production.
The music you write is bound to be more innovative when you listen to more music. Our minds are a live action melting pot of all the influences, stimuli and practices that we combine in the moment of creativity. Naturally, the more music we fill our brains with, the more small tendrils of ideas we have gathered in our minds, waiting for us to find them.
In other words, our music is the sum of our influences. Whether you set out to innovate or not, your music can only benefit from exposure to as much music as possible.
Try to pick out aspects of songs that you particularly like. If you can, figure out how that sound was made. What timbres and rhythms are present? What melodic ideas are at play? It could be anything, but figuring out what you like (and dislike) in songs can help you understand your own songwriting.
Let your subconscious take over.
Turning on the laptop, loading your DAW, plugging in your gear. By the time you’re ready to start producing, your mind has gone blank. Sound familiar?
Ideas often come when we stop looking for them.
The legendary musician and pioneer Prince famously had mics and tape recorders in every room of his house. He knew that the best ideas often come when you’re brushing your teeth, eating your breakfast or occupied in the water closet.
We don’t even need mics and tape recorders nowadays. Hum yourself a voice note next time you have an idea for a song, wherever you are. Instead of letting it drift out of mind, you might now have access to your best idea yet.
Even in these strange times, collaborating with other musicians is as important as ever. And even if you can’t perform with other musicians at present, the internet makes collaboration easy. We can send instrumentals to vocalists and performers on the other side of the world in minutes, and have a freshly recorded part back in hours. The whole world is just a WIFI connection away. With one click we can engage with other artists. Different processes, talents and inspirations are suddenly added to the mix.
There are hundreds of Facebook groups and Reddit subs across the world designed to connect musicians and artists together. From niche and genre interests to State-wide collab communities, there are musicians everywhere to connect with.
Identify genre characteristics.
Some of the most interesting music innovations have come about from artists blending existing genres. While there may be additional influences in the mix as well, the act of combining two disparate styles of music can be momentous.
From Avicci blending Country and EDM to Skrillex combining Dubstep with, well, also EDM, to the pioneers who mixed Dub with 2-Step, Disco with Hip-Hop and even Blues with Barbershop Quartets, blending genres can be game-changing.
If you want to innovate in your music production, why not think of some genres you like? Are there any that might make a unique combo? It doesn’t really matter if they bear little resemblance – sometimes the biggest ideas are the best.
Switch up your sounds. Switch up your methods.
In most styles of music, we quickly learn what types of sounds we expect to hear. We know that RnB doesn’t have distorted guitars and screaming, that Drum ‘n Bass doesn’t have a four to the floor kick drum. We learn that certain sounds belong with each other and in certain