Kwon Eun Bi’s Waterbomb journey: From viral fame to buying parents a car and a dream home – Read more

Kwon Eun Bi, the ‘Waterbomb Goddess’, saw her career skyrocket after viral performances. Her song “Underwater” gained immense popularity. She spoke about her journey on a web show. Eun Bi shared her past struggles and financial milestones. She bought a car for her parents after IZ*ONE disbanded. Later, she purchased a house in Seoul. Family…

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‘Game must go on’: Wasim Akram’s blunt take on IND vs PAK match in Asia Cup

Pakistani cricket legend Wasim Akram emphasizes that the Asia Cup 2025 should proceed regardless of India’s participation against Pakistan. Scheduled in Dubai and Abu Dhabi from September 9-28, the tournament features eight teams. Akram voices optimism for a future India-Pakistan Test series, advocating for focusing on sporting achievements and avoiding political tensions.

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ScaleAI, in which Mark Zuckerberg invested $14.3 billion, sues former employee Eugene Ling for stealing data; read his open post on lawsuit: I’m really sorry to my …

Eugene Ling, formerly with Scale AI, faces a lawsuit alleging theft of confidential documents after joining Mercor. Scale AI, recently backed by Meta’s $14.3 billion investment, claims Ling took customer strategies and proprietary data. Ling apologized to his new team and denied malicious intent, stating he sought guidance from Scale AI on deleting the files.

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When Ameesha Patel said relationship with Vikram Bhatt ruined her career, the ‘Raaz’ director admitted he never wanted to marry her

Ameesha Patel believes her relationships, particularly with Vikram Bhatt, negatively impacted her career after her successful debut in ‘Kaho Naa…Pyaar Hai’. She felt that being single was more advantageous in the industry, and her relationship affected her work opportunities. Vikram Bhatt later stated he didn’t want to marry either Ameesha or Sushmita Sen.

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Decline of horseshoe crab populations in Odisha: A study on coastal erosion and human impact

A joint study by Indian, US, and Brazilian researchers highlights coastal erosion, sea-level rise, and human activities impacting horseshoe crab populations in Odisha. Shoreline retreat and habitat disruption are major concerns. The ancient creatures, vital for medical testing, face threats from construction, pollution, and overexploitation. This research underscores the urgent need for conservation efforts along…

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