BTS live album drops; group releases ‘Permission to Dance On Stage – Live’ worldwide – know all about the group’s latest release!

Global sensation BTS has released their first live album in three years, capturing the energy of their ‘Permission to Dance On Stage’ tour. The album features 22 live tracks, behind-the-scenes content, and exclusive interviews. Culminating in Seoul’s Olympic Stadium in March 2022, the tour connected with over 4 million fans across 12 shows.

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As Bachchan went bankrupt, crew wasn’t paid on time, threatened…

Director Tinnu Anand recounts the tumultuous production of ‘Major Saab’ amidst Amitabh Bachchan’s ABCL bankruptcy. The crew faced delayed payments, leading to strikes and a challenging work environment. Anand, deeply affected by the experience, resolved to never direct again. Bachchan himself faced immense financial and legal troubles during this period, ultimately overcoming adversity to rebuild…

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“That’s insane”: Tom Brady praises IShowSpeed’s unexpected sports skills, jokes streamer could trash-talk his way into NFL

IShowSpeed stunned Tom Brady with a 40-inch vertical jump during their “Speed Goes Pro” collaboration, a new YouTube series where the streamer trains with sports legends. This ambitious project, featuring stars like Kevin Durant and a celebrity-filled premiere, highlights Speed’s raw talent and growing bond with athletes, proving his claim of pro potential.

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Karmic Lessons and Tests Unfold in September 2025

September 2025 brings significant astrological events, including a Lunar Eclipse on September 7th, visible in India, potentially unveiling secrets and prompting new beginnings. Simultaneously, Pitra Paksha commences, urging ancestor worship for blessings. Furthermore, Bharat enters a seven-year Mangal Mahadasha, a period that may present challenges related to conflict and land, requiring careful navigation.

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Google is ‘very upset’ and the reason is China-based company that it says has scammed millions of Americans; many times ‘using’ Google’s name, logo

Google has launched a major lawsuit against a China-based cybercriminal group, Lighthouse, accused of running a vast phishing operation. This enterprise sells easy-to-use kits enabling widespread fraud, targeting millions globally with fake websites and impersonations. The operation, which has caused over $1 billion in losses, exploits Google’s own services to deceive users and evade detection.

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