Kumar Sanu moves to court to seek protection of his personality rights after Aishwarya and Abhishek Bachchan, Karan Johar, Suniel Shetty

Playback singer Kumar Sanu has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court seeking protection for his personality and publicity rights. The plea aims to prevent unauthorized commercial use of his voice, name, image, and singing style, especially from AI-generated content and online imitations that could mislead the public and damage his reputation.

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GAO finds Trump’s Head Start funding freeze illegal, citing harm to low-income families

The U.S. Government Accountability Office has ruled that the Trump administration’s freeze on Head Start funding was illegal, violating the Impoundment Control Act. The delay disrupted early education services for low-income families nationwide, triggering closures and uncertainty. HHS denies wrongdoing, but lawmakers warn the impact on children and families was immediate, costly, and deeply damaging.

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British boxing legend Ricky Hatton shares touching message to bullied boy just days before tragic death at 46

Ricky Hatton, the beloved British boxer, tragically passed away at 46. Days before his death, he sent an emotional video to a bullied 10-year-old boy, Louie, offering words of encouragement and strength. Hatton’s kind gesture, now treasured by Louie’s family, highlights his compassionate nature even amidst his own struggles, leaving behind a legacy of kindness…

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Too smart to be conned? Think again

Conmen have always fascinated the public; from Moris Samuel who built an entire fake court to the latest – Soham Parekh who pulled off a con that left the tech world blinking in disbelief. When mischief is dressed in confidence, fan clubs were born, through whispers. One almost applauds—before outrage kicks in. Did conmen too…

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