‘Hanuman Ansh’: Former Indian team cricketer Virender Sehwag REACTS to Hanuman image, calls himself a Neem Karoli Baba devotee | Hindi Movie News

‘Hanuman Ansh’, a movie inspired by the life of Neem Karoli Baba, has emerged as an unexpected box-office sensation. What makes this more remarkable is that it was made on a shoestring budget of Rs 2 crore and was initially dismissed as a failure, before defying expectations and going on to earn multiple times its…

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‘You guys are like a joke’: Aryna Sabalenka fires back at reporter on ‘party’ talk in tense US Open press conference | Tennis News

World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka cut short a reporter’s question during her post-match press conference after being asked whether the events and brand appearances before the US Open had involved “parties and fun.“The exchange came after the defending champion Sabalenka’s 6-1, 6-1 win over Polina Iatcenko in the second round on Wednesday. It was the…

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In 1952, a Berkeley home was built for a physics pioneer whose semiconductor work helped shape modern electronics; 73 years and just one sale later, it is listed for $1.425 million

The home’s architecture is closely tied to its terrain. Instead of imposing a conventional rectangular floor plan on the sloping site, Olsen organized the house across a series of split levels. There are homes that are valued for their size, homes prized for their views, and homes that become significant because of the people who…

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‘It’s impossible’: Carlos Alcaraz reveals he will take ‘long breaks’ from tennis | Tennis News

Carlos Alcaraz, of Spain, returns the ball to Jaime Faria, of Portugal, during the second round of the U.S. Open tennis championships, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026, in New York. (AP Photo/Sydney Schaefer) Carlos Alcaraz says he plans to take regular breaks from tennis in the future, even if that means skipping some tournaments. The Spaniard…

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Winnipeg Drowning Rescue: A Winnipeg woman saw a child drowning in the river; when the father jumped in and began sinking too, she pulled out both and performed CPR until her arms gave out, says, ‘I don’t feel like a hero’

A Winnipeg woman who rescued a child and her father from drowning in the Red River on August 24 near St. John’s Park is being called a hero, but she said she doesn’t feel like one.“I’m just a mom. I don’t feel like a hero,” Jayclyn Morrissette, 32, told CBC. Woman saves two lives Representative…

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Elliot Page reveals no Hollywood casting calls, despite ‘The Odyssey’ hitting USD 1.5 billion at box office: ‘I’d really love to do good work’ |

Elliot Page has revealed that he has yet to receive acting offers since the success of Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster epic ‘The Odyssey’. While the film has gone on to earn over USD 1.5 billion at the worldwide box office, the actor has revealed that he has not yet received any casting calls. Elliot Page reveals…

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In the 1940s, Seabiscuit retired to a California ranch; decades later its redwoods, oak woodlands and wetlands became a conservation priority | World News

​George Woolf on Seabiscuit (Image: Wikipedia) For years, Ridgewood Ranch in Mendocino County, California, was known primarily as the place where Seabiscuit, one of America’s most famous racehorses, spent his retirement. After a remarkable racing career, the champion arrived at the ranch in 1940, where he lived until his death in 1947. But the property’s…

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‘Pallaburusu’ OTT release: Where to watch Nagarjuna-backed Telugu dramedy online – Find out | Telugu Movie News

Debutant filmmaker Uday Chauhan’s film ‘Pallaburusu’ starring Sudhakar Reddy and Murlidhar Goud received huge appreciation on its theatrical release on August 14. Based in a village, the film has a humorous yet meaningful take on a father and son’s relationship. After debuting on the big screens, the film has now hit the OTT world. ‘Pallaburusu’…

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2,800+ wolves killed, nearly $10 million spent and 15 caribou herds still at risk: Why scientists say British Columbia is targeting the wrong problem

Since 2015, British Columbia has killed 200-300 wolves annually to help endangered caribou populations recover. Recently, the provincial government has proposed extending its decade-long wolf cull program by five more years in areas that are home to 15 declining woodland caribou herds. But according to scientists, the deforestation, not the wolves, is the main driver…

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