Headlines

In 2021, Diane Keaton bought a Laguna Beach home for $6.6 million; a year later, she sold the renovated beach house for $7.9 million; now it is back on the market for $10.3 million |

In 2021, Diane Keaton bought a Laguna Beach home for $6.6 million; a year later, she sold the renovated beach house for $7.9 million; now it is back on the market for $10.3 million(Image Credit: @dianekeaton on Instagram) Diane Keaton had a very particular way of looking at houses. She didn’t just buy them; she…

Read Full News

‘Learn from these Games and keep moving forward’: Abhinav Bindra’s message to Team India as LA Olympics beckons | Asian Games 2026 News

Indian athletes leave the arena following the closing ceremony for the Asian Games in Nagoya. (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Olympic gold medallist Abhinav Bindra has urged Indian athletes to learn from both the successes and disappointments of the Asian Games 2026, calling for stronger high-performance systems and a renewed focus on preparations for the Los…

Read Full News

Salman Khan’s ‘Maatrubhumi’ to be screened by CBFC this week; war drama likely to arrive on Diwali or Christmas this year – Report |

Salman Khan’s ‘Maatrubhumi’ to be screened by CBFC this week; war drama likely to arrive on Diwali or Christmas this year – Report Salman Khan‘s war drama ‘Maatrubhumi’, which has made headlines over its title change and delayed release, may soon get a release date. The Apoorva Lakhia directorial is likely to hit screens this…

Read Full News

Nag Ashwin remembers Singeetham Srinivasa Rao’s creative spirit after his passing, reveals how the late veteran filmmaker had planned a film titled ‘A fruit cuts the knife’ |

Picture Credit: YouTube Screengrab Legendary filmmaker Singeetham Srinivasa Rao‘s death at the age of 94 has left the Indian film fraternity mourning the loss of one of its most inventive storytellers. Among those remembering the veteran director is filmmaker Nag Ashwin, who produced Singeetham’s final directorial venture, Sing Geetham. In a personal tribute, Nag has…

Read Full News

Asian Games: Olympic Council of Asia cites 54 world records to declare Aichi-Nagoya Games a success despite chaos | Asian Games 2026 News

Ri Song Gum of North Korea had a sweep of world records at 49kg on 94-121-215. (AP Photo) The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) has defended the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games as a success, pointing to 54 world records, strong viewership and a nearly 20% increase in revenue despite persistent logistical problems that marred the…

Read Full News

In 2012, a retired FBI agent began searching for ‘lost’ apples; more than a decade later, his mission has helped rediscover 30 forgotten varieties across the Pacific Northwest

Retired FBI agent Dave Benscoter turned his retirement into a mission to find ‘lost’ apples. (Photo: Dave Benscoter) Retirement from the FBI gave Washington native Dave Benscoter plenty of time on his hands in 2012. Little did he know that a routine day of yard work would eventually lead him on a more than decade-long…

Read Full News

How some Indian handloom traditions are slowly disappearing

Traditionally associated with West Bengal, the Garad-Korial silk saree is known for its natural white or off-white base and deep red borders and motifs. The red-and-white palette has strong associations with Bengali rituals and ceremonies, including Durga Puja, and the saree is also traditionally worn at weddings.While festive Indian fashion often gravitates towards heavier embellishment,…

Read Full News

In 2026, Verity’s real-life home is a striking 1960s New York residence with dramatic architecture and unsettling interiors |

In 2026, Verity’s real-life home is a striking 1960s New York residence (PhotoCredit: Architectural Digest) The house at the centre of Verity may look like a secluded Vermont residence, but the striking property seen throughout the film is actually in Armonk, New York. Known as Beckoning Path, the midcentury-modern home became the fictional Crawford family’s…

Read Full News

A Texas city will pay at least $175,000 after the SpaceX site it owns pumped 128 million gallons of groundwater above permitted limits over three years; the settlement includes monitoring payments for 25 years | World News

A Texas city will pay at least $175,000 after the SpaceX site it owns pumped 128 million gallons of groundwater above permitted limits over three years; the settlement includes monitoring payments for 25 years/Image: Facebook City of McGregor A groundwater dispute involving SpaceX’s sprawling Texas operations has left the city of McGregor facing at least…

Read Full News