Bigg Boss Malayalam 7: Shanavas sparks controversy with indecent comment on Nevin, housemates demand apology

Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 witnesses a major fallout as Shanavas Shanu’s indecent comment towards Nevin sparks outrage. The tension, stemming from earlier accusations of inappropriate behavior, escalated during a task. Shanavas’ controversial remark about Nevin’s character drew immediate condemnation from housemates. Lakshmi demanded a formal apology, refusing food until Shanavas takes responsibility, igniting heated…

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Tyler Herro injury update: Miami Heat star to miss the beginning of 2025-26 season due to foot surgery

Miami Heat’s guard, Tyler Herro, is set to miss the beginning of the 2025-26 NBA season due to a left foot/ankle surgery. The discomfort has persisted since the summer, despite PRP and cortisone injections. This setback occurs amidst contract extension discussions, impacting Herro’s availability for the upcoming season after his best NBA season.

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What is Kybella? Injectable treatment going viral for transforming people’s faces

Kybella, an FDA-approved injectable treatment, is gaining popularity for its ability to transform facial profiles by melting fat cells under the chin. Influencer Morgan Cohen’s viral TikTok video showcased her recovery process, sparking debate about the treatment’s effectiveness and risks, particularly the “Kybella bullfrog effect.” While the recovery involves significant swelling, many report satisfaction with…

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Travis Kelce goes all out on Patrick Mahomes’ birthday with massive $70k gift haul

Travis Kelce gifted Patrick Mahomes about seventy thousand dollars for his birthday. The gifts included watches, rare wines, and designer items. The celebration happened in late September 2024. Patrick Mahomes turned thirty on September 17, 2025. He celebrated with the opening of 1587 Prime, a steakhouse he launched with Travis Kelce. Brittany Mahomes shared her…

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University of Michigan to launch $50 million civil discourse centre after campus tensions over the Charlie Kirk incident

The University of Michigan is launching a $50 million Institute for Civil Discourse by 2026. This initiative aims to foster respectful dialogue and strengthen democratic participation amidst increasing polarization. The institute will serve all U-M campuses, promoting skills for productive disagreement and researching evidence-based approaches to dialogue in higher education and public life.

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