Shalini Kapoor Sagar on taking a break from TV; says ‘I am waiting patiently to take a project which is worth it’ – Exclusive

Shalini Kapoor Sagar, known for her roles in shows like ‘Qabool Hai,’ is taking a break from television, seeking worthwhile projects, particularly in web series. She had discussions for ‘Laxmi Niwas’ but withdrew due to location constraints. Balancing family with her career, including a teenage daughter, limits her from accepting long outdoor shoots.

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“They will be held accountable”: Elon Musk backs Phil Mickelson after he condemns disturbing reactions to Charlie Kirk’s death

Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Phil Mickelson condemned online support for the shooter, sparking a debate on toxic rhetoric. Elon Musk amplified Mickelson’s stance, vowing accountability for those celebrating the violence. Mickelson emphasized the moral failure of celebrating murder, distinguishing it from protected free speech, leading to broader discussions on moral boundaries in political discourse.

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NHL stars’ guilty pleasure cheat meals revealed ahead of 2025 Season: From Charlie McAvoy craving chicken wings to Connor Bedard’s Burgers, and more

NHL stars, despite their rigorous diets, indulge in cheat meals like chicken wings, burgers, and pizza. Charlie McAvoy favors honey buffalo wings, while Connor Bedard enjoys classic burgers and fries. These comfort foods provide a break from intense training, satisfying cravings and revealing a relatable side of pro athletes, showing they enjoy the same guilty…

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Charles Leclerc’s girlfriend Alexandra Saint Mleux plays bridesmaid at his brother’s wedding as fans gatecrash ceremony

Charles Leclerc, accompanied by his girlfriend Alexandra Saint Mleux as a bridesmaid, attended his brother Lorenzo’s wedding in Italy. The ceremony at the Basilica of Santa Croce drew a crowd of enthusiastic fans, much to Leclerc’s visible embarrassment as he urged them to respect the family’s privacy during the celebrations.

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Harvard ends 50-year-old minority recruitment program amid federal scrutiny

Harvard University has discontinued its long-standing Undergraduate Minority Recruitment Program (UMRP) amid increasing pressure to eliminate race consideration in admissions. Established in 1971, the UMRP aimed to guide minority students through the application process. It has been replaced by the Harvard Recruitment Ambassadors program, raising concerns about potential declines in minority enrollment and the impact…

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