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- Is Donald Trump perfecting his Golf game on US taxpayers' dime? President reportedly spent millions on 13 rounds in just 48 days
Donald Trump has spent a significant portion of his presidency playing golf, which has cost American taxpayers over $18 million. His frequent trips to luxury courses in Florida and Miami are contentious, especially during economic challenges. His golf bill during his first term amounted to $141 million, raising concerns about the public expense for his personal leisure.
- Does Anna Kendrick ‘never wants to work again’ with Blake Lively? Rumors swirl, casting doubt on 'Another Simple Favor' sequel
Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively's recent reunion at the 2025 South By Southwest Festival for their film's sequel fueled speculation of tension. Kendrick's cryptic responses and dodging questions suggested possible discord with Lively. Insiders and director Paul Feig addressed rumors, with Kendrick reportedly uninterested in future projects with Lively despite completing Another Simple Favor's sequel.
- Is Meghan Markle copying Princess Diana? Prince William reportedly ‘seething’ over latest style tribute
Prince William is reportedly furious over Meghan Markle’s Instagram post, where she wore a sweater similar to one Princess Diana wore in 1996. The post has reignited tensions, with William feeling Meghan is exploiting Diana’s memory. This adds to the ongoing rift between the Sussexes and the royal family, further straining relations.
Elon Musk's father feels no woman 'mad' enough to turn down an opportunity to have a child with him
Billionaire Elon Musk's father, Errol, believes no woman would refuse the chance to have a child with the Tesla CEO, despite Musk's rumored paternity issues. Right-wing influencer Ashley St. Clair claims to have Musk's 13th child and has filed a paternity lawsuit. Errol has criticized Elon’s parenting and commented on his relationship with musician Grimes.
- Passenger develops depression after being pricked by syringe needle on flight; airline sued for Rs 15 lakh
A Chinese passenger, identified as Fu, is suing China Southern Airlines for 130,000 yuan (US$18,000) after being pricked by a left-behind syringe needle while retrieving his phone from a seat pocket. The incident caused severe anxiety, leading to multiple hospital visits and a diagnosis of moderate depression. Despite the airline offering initial compensation, Fu rejected it, citing ongoing emotional distress and the need for repeated medical tests. China Southern Airlines later apologized and agreed to cover his medical and psychiatric treatment.
- Are Saturn’s rings about to vanish for a while? Scientists reveal reason behind magical cosmic choreography you can witness this month
Saturn’s iconic rings will seem to vanish on March 23, 2025, as the planet’s tilt aligns perfectly with Earth. This phenomenon occurs every 30 years due to Saturn’s orbit. The rings will come back into view later that year but could be entirely gone in 100 million years due to erosion.
- Samamtha Ruth Prabhu is now the first Indian star to guarantee pay parity for artists
Samantha Ruth Prabhu's new production house, Tralala Moving Pictures, pledges equal pay for all artists in its debut project, 'Bangaram.' This initiative aims to address wage inequality in the film industry, showcasing her commitment to promoting gender equity and setting a new standard for fair compensation.
Man drops GoPro in deep ocean while on cruise. Terrifying footage leaves internet stunned
New 'AI religion' unveiled by anti-ageing millionaire Bryan Johnson. It will 'save the human race'
- Amitabh Bachchan once said that he got to be famous after working with this iconic star
Hrishikesh Mukherjee's 'Anand' remains a beloved Bollywood classic, celebrated for its poignant storytelling and unforgettable performances by Amitabh Bachchan and Rajesh Khanna. The film, featuring memorable dialogues and soul-stirring music, marked a turning point in Bachchan's career, owing much of his early fame to his co-star, Rajesh Khanna.
- Dhanashree Verma says 'Things will get better' on Women's Day amid separation from cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal
Dhanashree Verma and Yuzvendra Chahal share cryptic social media posts amid their ongoing separation. Verma highlighted resilience and support on Women’s Day, while Chahal's remarks about karma and recent stylish updates stirred further speculation about their split.
Hollywood actor spends Rs 8 crore to pay off 900 people's debts after Tata Steel shuts shop in Wales. Who is Michael Sheen?
Michael Sheen has generously paid off the debts of 900 individuals impacted by the Tata Steel plant closure in Port Talbot. Using £100,000 of his personal savings, Sheen established a debt acquisition company to purchase and erase debts worth £1 million. His efforts are highlighted in a Channel 4 documentary airing next week.
- IAS officer and IIT-IIM graduate pens emotional post on 'guilt of motherhood' on Women's Day, says it's important to 'forgive yourself'
IAS officer Divya Mittal reflects on the challenges of motherhood while balancing a demanding career. She emphasizes empowering her daughters to value their voices, learn resilience through their own experiences, and embrace compassion and empathy for success.
- 'No independent producers, no new stars, fake BO numbers': Why Vivek Agnihotri is rejoicing over a 'falling' Bollywood
Vivek Agnihotri criticizes the current state of Bollywood, highlighting the lack of independent producers, fresh talent, and authentic box office metrics. He underscores the challenges faced by new actors and the industry’s reliance on manipulated success figures. He also advocates for driven young storytellers to rejuvenate the industry.