“Really dehumanizing”: Travis Kelce’s ex Kayla Nicole opens up about how Taylor Swift’s diss track have impacted her mental health

Travis Kelce’s ex, Kayla Nicole, has broken her silence on the emotional toll of being constantly linked to Taylor Swift’s music and relationship. She expressed that the intense media spotlight feels dehumanizing and wished for more compassionate coverage, emphasizing the impact on mental health. Nicole advocates for a higher standard among journalists, remembering the human…

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When healing isn’t just physical: The silent mental health battle in cancer care

Cancer in India presents a significant public health challenge, with a growing number of cases and deaths annually. Beyond physical treatment, the mental health toll on patients and caregivers is substantial, often exacerbated by cultural silence and the fear of recurrence. Integrating psychological support is crucial for comprehensive healing and improved recovery outcomes.

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Rishab Shetty’s ‘Kantara: A Legend Chapter 1’ fails to cross Rs 2 crore mark in Hindi for the first time

Rishab Shetty’s ‘Kantara: A Legend Chapter 1’ continues its box office run, nearing Rs 567.16 crore. Despite a dip in collections post-Diwali, especially in its key Hindi and Kannada markets, the film faces competition from new releases. With a crucial weekend ahead, ‘Kantara 2’ aims to rebound and challenge ‘Chaava’ for the year’s highest grossing…

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Unlock Strategic Success: How Mercury Trine Saturn in 2025 Will Empower Your Zodiac Sign

On October 26, 2025, Mercury in Scorpio trines Saturn in Pisces, creating a powerful astrological event for focused intelligence and tangible results. This harmonious aspect supports strategic planning, disciplined communication, and building lasting legacies. Each zodiac sign will experience unique manifestations of this energy, impacting areas from partnerships to career.

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Reagan ad: Canada to halt ‘anti-tariff’ commercial in hope of resuming talks with US; claims Trump ‘wasn’t too happy’

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has paused an anti-tariff advertisement campaign. This move follows US President Donald Trump’s decision to end trade negotiations with Canada. The campaign aimed to highlight the impact of tariffs on American workers and businesses. Ford stated the intention was to start a conversation about the economy.

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