A nostalgic video of Govinda and Asha Bhosle’s live performance has resurfaced, captivating fans with their energy and grace. Govinda’s manager has addressed the recent speculation surrounding his divorce from Sunita Ahuja, clarifying that it is old news and the family is preparing to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi together.
Web development is a booming career in the US, with a projected 30.3% job growth by 2031. The median annual wage was $85,000 in 2021, with opportunities spanning various industries. Key skills include programming languages, responsive design, and cybersecurity awareness. A degree isn’t always necessary; strong coding skills and a portfolio are often sufficient.
Shilo Sanders’s NFL journey faces a setback. Tampa Bay Buccaneers released the rookie safety. This decision came after an ejection in a game against Buffalo Bills. Sanders got into an altercation, leading to his removal. Coach Todd Bowles criticized his actions. Sanders now enters waivers, offering other teams a chance to claim him.
The box office clash between ‘War 2,’ starring Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR, and Rajinikanth’s ‘Coolie’ continues to captivate audiences. After an 11-day theatrical run, ‘War 2’ has grossed Rs 221 crore domestically, while ‘Coolie’ leads with over Rs 250 crore. ‘War 2’ saw a weekend surge, collecting Rs 6.
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman warns that the real threat of AI isn’t job loss but the inability to adapt quickly. His advice: reskilling, embracing collaboration, and guarding against “AI psychosis.” Success in the AI era requires resilience, digital literacy, and balance. The future belongs to professionals who thrive by learning continuously and viewing change…
Rajinikanth’s ‘Coolie’, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, has grossed over Rs 250 crore in India within 11 days of its release on August 14. Despite a weekday dip, the film rebounded strongly, showcasing Rajinikanth’s enduring box office appeal. ‘Coolie’ has surpassed ‘War 2’ in collections, establishing its dominance in the Independence Day box office clash.
American families are facing steeper back-to-school expenses as the 2025 academic year commences. Analysts attribute this surge to President Trump’s tariff policies, impacting essential supplies. The National Retail Federation estimates significant spending, though families are buying less due to inflated prices. Backpacks and electronics have seen substantial increases, with parents shopping earlier to mitigate costs.
