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Aamir Khan faced backlash on Kajol and Twinkle Khanna’s talk show when questioned about Bollywood’s age gap double standard. He appeared unsure about romancing younger actresses, prompting Twinkle Khanna to list examples. Social media users criticized his response, highlighting instances like Fatima Sana Shaikh’s roles and the outdated practice of older heroes with younger actresses.

NBA trade speculation is swirling around a blockbuster deal involving LeBron James and Klay Thompson. Reports suggest the Lakers might trade James to the Mavericks for Thompson, Daniel Gafford, Caleb Martin, Naji Marshall, and draft picks. This move could reshape both franchises, offering the Lakers depth and flexibility while forming a new superteam in Dallas.

Rohit Sharma, recently relieved of ODI captaincy, made a striking public appearance at the CEAT Cricket Rating Awards. Looking significantly fitter and more determined, the veteran opener conveyed a strong message of readiness for international duty. He expressed his eagerness for the upcoming ODI series against Australia, highlighting the challenging yet enjoyable nature of playing…

As ‘Lokah’ approaches the conclusion of its triumphant theatrical journey, it proudly surpasses the impressive milestone of ₹300 crore globally. Although its recent box office numbers have taken a hit, the film solidifies its status as a standout Malayalam blockbuster of 2025.

Former NFL star Mark Sanchez faces a felony battery charge after a parking dispute in Indianapolis left a 69-year-old delivery driver seriously injured. Prosecutors have condemned the athlete’s actions as “violent and unnecessary.” The victim sustained significant injuries and has filed a lawsuit against Sanchez and his employer, Fox Sports, as the case unfolds.

House Speaker Mike Johnson has joined conservative critics denouncing Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl halftime show selection, deeming it inappropriate and politically charged. Johnson suggested a patriotic performer like Lee Greenwood would be more suitable, arguing the NFL’s choice alienates traditional American values and mainstream audiences, sparking a debate on cultural direction.

Matthew D. Shoulders, a leading expert in protein folding and engineering, has been appointed head of MIT’s Department of Chemistry, effective January 16, 2026. A MacVicar Faculty Fellow and Broad Institute associate, he has made major research contributions in biochemistry, disease therapy, and agriculture. He is also recognised for his commitment to teaching, mentoring, and…