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Spain Cannibal Cave: Inside Spain’s ‘cannibal cave’: Scientists thought only children were victims. New fossils reveal adults were also eaten by Homo antecessor | World News

New fossil discoveries at Gran Dolina cave in northern Spain show that cannibalism practised by an ancient human relative called Homo antecessor was not limited to children, as earlier evidence had suggested. Researchers recovered two dozen bones and teeth belonging to this now extinct species, which lived in Europe between roughly 1.2 million and 770,000…

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Shah Rukh Khan: Karan Johar pens emotional Guru Purnima note for Shah Rukh Khan and Aditya Chopra, reveals his life changing conversations: ‘You are the reason I tell stories’ | Hindi Movie News

On Guru Purnima, Karan Johar thanked Aditya Chopra and Shah Rukh Khan for shaping his career. Aditya pushed him to assist on DDLJ, calling him “meant to be a director.” SRK backed him in Switzerland, saying he’d direct his first film. Karan called them the reason he tells stories today. Karan Johar marked Guru Purnima…

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Baby Sleep Traditions: How babies sleep around the world: 10 fascinating cultural traditions

There is no single “right” way to help a baby sleep. Around the world, families have developed bedtime traditions shaped by culture, climate, family structure and generations of experience. While modern parenting advice often focuses on sleep schedules and independent sleep, many communities continue to embrace age-old practices centred on closeness, routine and comfort. Here…

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‘The Rookie’ cast reveals they filmed an alternate Season 8 ending in case the show wasn’t renewed for Season 9 |

Before ABC renewed ‘The Rookie’ for Season 9, the cast filmed a completely different Season 8 ending in case the police drama was cancelled.Image credit (Instagram)​ The cast of ‘The Rookie’ revealed they took precautions before learning whether the drama series would continue beyond Season 8, filming an entirely different ending to the season in…

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Shehnaaz Gill: ‘Mujhe izzat nahi mili’: Shehnaaz Gill recalls being underpaid, singer-actress now demands her worth | Hindi Movie News

Shehnaaz Gill recalled being Bigg Boss 13’s lowest-paid contestant, later becoming its priciest star. She now demands fair pay, saying, “Uski mujhe izzat nahi mili” for past free work. She avoids money clashes with films, refuses glamour-only roles, and wishes to master convincing casting directors, while balancing Hindi-Punjabi cinema. Shehnaaz Gill had earlier admitted that…

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Guru Purnima: On Rishi Ved Vyas’ birthday, here are 5 things you probably didn’t know about the great sage

Maharishi Ved Vyas, a revered sage, is celebrated on Guru Purnima for his immense contributions. He compiled the four Vedas and authored the epic Mahabharata, a monumental literary work. Legend states Lord Ganesha wrote the Mahabharata as Vyas narrated it nonstop. Vyas is also considered one of the eight immortal Chiranjeevis in Hindu scriptures. His…

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Sanjay Dutt’s twins Shahraan And Iqra pen heartfelt birthday notes for their father: ‘Best dad anyone could ask for’ |

Sanjay Dutt’s twins Shahraan And Iqra pen heartfelt birthday notes for their father: ‘Best dad anyone could ask for’ Sanjay Dutt turned 67 today, on July 29, and his twins, son Shahraan Dutt and daughter Iqra Dutt, marked the occasion with emotional birthday wishes for their father on social media, calling him the “best dad”…

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Vishal Dadlani: After Kangana Ranaut calls Gen-Z protests ‘puke-inducing’, Vishal Dadlani REACTS ‘You earned the gaalis’ | Hindi Movie News

Vishal Dadlani slammed Kangana Ranaut after she called Gen-Z protesters’ videos “puke-inducing” and labelled them “Generation Gutter.” Dadlani defended the students, saying they were lathi-charged, tear-gassed, and beaten, adding “you earned the gaalis.” He also criticised “paid story-campaigns” against the protesters, sparking widespread backlash against Kangana online. Musician and singer Vishal Dadlani has publicly supported…

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Did you know this was the world’s first favourite flavour? Here’s how it became so popular

Long before chocolate bars filled supermarket shelves and strawberry became synonymous with summer desserts, there was one flavour that quietly won over the world. Today, it appears in cakes, cookies, ice cream, perfumes, coffee, candles, and even luxury fragrances. It feels timeless, familiar, and comforting. That flavour is vanilla. It may seem ordinary now because…

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