Video: Student makes chocolate ice cream using crickets; internet reacts: ‘I’m never eating chocolates again’

Student makes chocolate ice cream using crickets Chocolate ice cream made with crickets is not something most people expect to see on a menu. However, an Indonesian student’s food experiment has brought this unusual combination into the spotlight, prompting social media users to share their thoughts. While some are curious about its taste, others have…

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In 1997, just 500 hardcover copies of the first Harry Potter book were printed, most for libraries; 29 years later, one surviving first edition with the original printing errors sold for $400,000 in Dallas

The book sold on October 14, 2026, at its Rare Books Signature Auction in Dallas, Texas. When Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was first published in 1997, only 500 hardcover copies were printed. Most were intended for libraries, where children could borrow and read them. Nearly three decades later, one of those early copies…

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‘Dikhawe Ki Life Mat Jiyo’: Virender Sehwag, 48, shares money lessons with his Gen Z sons, from a Rs 7,000 petrol bill to living beyond materialistic comforts

As Virender Sehwag celebrated his 48th birthday on October 20, 2026, his parenting philosophy offered a glimpse into the life lessons he hopes to pass on to his sons. The former India opener believes that success is about more than wealth, luxury and status. For him, staying grounded and building a life through one’s own…

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Psychology says people who learned to stay silent to keep the peace as children may grow up struggling to understand what they really want, think and feel

For some people, the hardest question in a group is not what they think about a big decision. It is where they want to eat. They can quickly work out what everyone else prefers, which suggestion might upset a friend, and how to avoid an unnecessary disagreement. But when someone turns to them and asks…

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