Janhvi Kapoor faced online criticism after chanting “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” at a Dahi Handi event in Mumbai, leading to humorous reactions from social media users. The actress attended the event as part of promotions for her upcoming film ‘Param Sundari,’ also starring Sidharth Malhotra, slated for release on August 29, 2025.
Blackpink electrified 78,000 fans in Korea with their tour comeback, debuting new songs amid cheers. They’ve just made history at Wembley Stadium as the first K-pop girl group to headline there, delivering unforgettable energy.
At 61, Korean guitarist Kim Do-kyun stuns with a routine of convenience store meals, super-strong coffee, and a messy home – a hilarious peek into rock ‘n’ roll living that’s got everyone talking.
Despite pleading guilty to felony charges from a March car crash, Kansas City Chiefs’ Rashee Rice is set to play in the upcoming NFL season. An attorney for a crash victim, Kathryn Kuykendall, voiced strong criticism over Rice’s delayed payment of a $1 million settlement and the NFL’s inaction.
Former S.E.S star Shoo shares her mixed feelings on returning to broadcast after a long hiatus, reflecting on self-doubts and warm support from peers, all while handling her own styling like a pro.
Kuwait has new rules for salons and gyms. Tattoo devices are now banned. Sharing razors is not allowed. Minors cannot use tanning services. Workers need health certificates. They must remove jewellery during work. Salons must use approved products. Sterilization is a must. A committee will check if everyone follows the rules. Penalties will be given…
K-pop group Boynextdoor dazzles at the Grammy Museum’s Global Spin Live with engaging interviews, lively fan Q&A, and dynamic performances of their hits, fueling anticipation for their upcoming Japan release.
BigBang celebrates their 19th anniversary with a surprise YouTube appearance on Daesung’s channel, featuring G-Dragon and Taeyang, promising laughs, nostalgia, and that signature K-pop magic for fans worldwide.
The term “dinosaur,” coined by Sir Richard Owen in 1841, originates from Greek words meaning “fearfully great lizard.” Initially intended to capture the awe-inspiring size of these prehistoric reptiles, the name has persisted despite inaccuracies.
