Punjabi singer Karan Aujla reveals his desire to move to India; lists potential risks and chances: ‘I have seen bullets…’

Punjabi singer Karan Aujla, currently residing in Dubai, expressed his desire to return to his hometown in Punjab, India. Aujla revealed that safety concerns, stemming from past threats and violent incidents, are hindering his relocation plans. The ‘Tauba Tauba’ singer emphasized the necessity of security measures due to real dangers he has faced, hoping to…

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Jisshu Sengupta shares why he keeps playing husband to strong female characters; actor jokes, ‘PAISA, whatever I asked for…’

Jisshu Sengupta, known for playing husbands to strong female characters in Bollywood films, humorously revealed that his primary motivation for accepting such roles is “Paisa” (money). He clarified that he chooses roles based on liking his part and will continue as long as filmmakers offer them. Sengupta’s upcoming project includes Akshay Kumar’s ‘Bhoot Bangla’.

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Elon Musk calls upon engineers to join xAI and take on Microsoft, says: Microsoft does not …

Elon Musk wants engineers to join xAI. He plans to create Macrohard, an AI software company. Macrohard will challenge Microsoft. Musk believes AI can simulate software companies. xAI has registered the Macrohard trademark. The company will use Grok chatbot and Colossus supercomputer. Musk aims to develop AI-driven software and video games. He will also purchase…

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Tyson Bagent signs two year contract extension with Chicago Bears and shares emotional family story

On August 20, 2025, the Chicago Bears signed quarterback Tyson Bagent to a two-year, $10 million extension. The 25-year-old undrafted player from Shepherd University grew emotional, crediting his family for support. Bagent, praised for leadership and toughness, impressed in preseason with a comeback win over the Chiefs, proving he’s a reliable backup behind Caleb Williams.

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Google DeepMind CEO’s ‘blunt’ answer to Mark Zuckerberg spending millions of dollars to hire AI engineers: The reason is simple that they are …

Meta is aggressively recruiting AI talent with exorbitant pay packages, reportedly exceeding $100 million, to catch up with industry leaders like Google DeepMind and OpenAI. This intense competition has sparked concerns about escalating costs, while some researchers prioritize mission-driven work over financial gain, as highlighted by Anthropic’s focus on impacting humanity.

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