Who is Toosii? Viral TikTok star rapper leaving music to join Syracuse football

Chart-topping rapper Toosii, known for his hit “Favorite Song,” is taking a surprising hiatus from music to pursue a lifelong dream: playing college football. The 25-year-old artist, born Nau’Jour Lazier Grainger, has committed to Syracuse University as a wide receiver, returning to his hometown roots. Despite his age, he’s determined to chase his football aspirations.

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Disunity and rebellion stall INDIA bloc poll campaign in Bihar

Bihar’s INDIA bloc faces internal turmoil as nomination deadlines loom, with partners fielding candidates against each other and no resolution in sight. This discord contrasts sharply with the NDA’s robust campaign. Meanwhile, ticket denials have sparked dramatic protests across the state, with disgruntled aspirants expressing deep anguish and betrayal just weeks before polling begins.

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THIS Bollywood actress’ spirit haunts decades after mysterious death, her son was found beheaded; She also worked with Geeta Bali

Zubeida Begum, a celebrated 1950s actress, died mysteriously in a 1952 plane crash with her husband. Despite opposition from her father, she pursued acting. Her life inspired the cult film ‘Zubeidaa’. Her son, Khalid Mohammed, was born from her arranged marriage but later found beheaded, adding to the family’s tragic legacy.

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Raging often? It could be Irritable Male Syndrome (IMS): Know meaning, symptoms and more

Experiencing frequent rage and irritability? It could be Irritable Male Syndrome (IMS), a term gaining acceptance for symptoms in aging men. Linked to gradual testosterone decline after 40, IMS manifests as mood swings, fatigue, and reduced libido. Experts suggest checking testosterone levels and adopting lifestyle changes. Treating men with kindness during ‘andropause’ is crucial, akin…

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How effective are Ozempic and Mounjaro? Doctor reveals the results and the side effects behind them

Modern weight-loss medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro, originally for diabetes, are gaining attention for their ability to control appetite and promote weight loss by mimicking the GLP-1 hormone. While these drugs offer significant benefits, experts emphasize they are a ‘pause button,’ not a ‘delete button,’ requiring lifestyle changes for lasting results and carrying potential side…

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