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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s Beverly Hills mansion: Couple puts it back on sale after slashing the price

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have relisted their Beverly Hills mansion for $52 million, a significant price cut from their initial $68 million asking price in July 2024. The couple, who purchased the 38,000-square-foot estate in May 2023 for $60.85 million, are selling amidst reports of separation and an impending divorce filed in August 2024.

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H-1B visa fees hike: Nasscom urges member companies to bring staff back to US; Trump’s September 21 deadline looms

Nasscom is urging member companies to repatriate H-1B employees before the US implements a massive visa fee hike, potentially reaching $100,000. This sudden change threatens to disrupt the IT sector, especially impacting Indian firms who rely heavily on H-1B visas. The industry body warns of project disruptions and broader consequences for America’s innovation ecosystem amid…

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Capricorn Daily Horoscope Today, September 23, 2025: Saturn Brings Delays That Could Frustrate Your Plans

Capricorns, today’s horoscope emphasizes trusting your intuition over seeking external validation. In love, career, finances, and health, your inner voice guides you. Respond to your partner’s needs intuitively, make career choices confidently, and trust your gut with money matters. Prioritize your well-being by honoring your body’s needs without over-explaining. Align with opportunities by trusting your…

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‘Homebound’: Alia Bhatt says ‘This is so special’ as Janhvi Kapoor, Ishaan Khatter’s film reaches Oscars

Alia Bhatt has extended her congratulations to Karan Johar, Janhvi Kapoor, Ishaan Khatter, and the entire team of “Homebound” as the film has been selected as India’s official entry for the Oscars 2026. Karan Johar expressed his deep honor and humility, while director Neeraj Ghaywan felt grateful for the opportunity to represent India on a…

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Deepti Naval speaks about monumental changes in film industry: ‘The younger generation are so…’

Deepti Naval, a veteran of Indian indie cinema, reflects on the evolution of Hindi films, noting advancements in visual finesse and technical skills that now rival international standards. While praising the younger generation’s focus and training, she also expresses concern over a decline in content quality, observing instances where significant budgets yield little substance.

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