Kendall Jenner’s mountain retreat trades Hollywood gloss for floral sofas and colour everywhere |

Kendall Jenner’s mountain retreat trades Hollywood gloss for floral sofas and colour everywhere(Image Credit: Instagram) Kendall Jenner is known for sharp, fashion-forward dressing, her mountain home is a bit of a surprise. It’s softer and cosier and about as far from red-carpet polish as you can get. Think vintage bits and bobs, lively patterns, warm…

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A youth boxing charity’s executive director diverted a $50,000 donation linked to Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry’s appearance on Ellen’s show into his personal account | World News

EOBA director Howard Solomon with Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry. Image: CBS News. A former executive director of a youth boxing charity in Oakland, California, diverted a $50,000 donation presented during Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry‘s appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show into his personal bank account. Howard Solomon, also known as Solomon Howard, was…

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A British explorer filming an abandoned barn found a rare 1928 Bentley 4.5 Litre Sports Tourer, one of 148 four-seat Vanden Plas examples; it could be worth seven figures, but its identity remains unverified

A British urban explorer filming an abandoned building has discovered a rare 1928 Bentley 4.5 Litre Sports Tourer hidden under decades of dust and debris inside an unused barn. The car was found by Colin Smith, who makes videos for his YouTube channel, The Bearded Explorer. While exploring the building, Smith came across the vintage…

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India complete historic double with men’s and women’s title at Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship | More sports News

India created history by winning the men’s title at the inaugural Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026 after beating Sri Lanka 54-20 in the final in Ahmedabad on Saturday.The victory also completed a double for India, as the women’s team had earlier defeated Uganda 35-15 to win their title.Aditya Shinde led India’s attack with 10 raid points,…

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Quote of the day by Angelina Jolie: ‘We have a choice about how we take what happens to us’, reminder that pain doesn’t have to define us |

Quote of the day by Angelina Jolie: ‘We have a choice about how we take what happens to us’, REMINDER that PAIN doesn’t have to define us(Image Credit: @angelinajolie on Instagram) Some experiences are harder to leave behind than others. A friendship that ended badly, someone you trusted letting you down, or a phase of…

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Fakhar Zaman’s century powers Pakistan to ODI Tri-Series title | Cricket News

Pakistan’s Fakhar Zaman is bowled out during the final of tri-series one-day international cricket match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, in Lahore, Pakistan. AP/PTI Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by three wickets to win the one-day international tri-series final in Lahore on Saturday, thanks to a brilliant century from Fakhar Zaman.Despite struggling with a knee injury…

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She left behind her dream of a career in law to build a life in a Nepalese village, but at 25, her £300-a-month lifestyle has helped her buy a £170,000 home in Yorkshire

(Image credit: Instagram/ Madeleine Elizabeth Jaye) If you’ve ever dreamt about owning a home at a young age, you know seeing this dream through can take years of planning, financial commitments and balancing your career alongside it all. If you’re young, building your own home could mean balancing a lot. So, while this journey towards…

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Philadelphia professor arrested for blocking delivery robots, says she would do it again because she believes she has more rights than a robot

Retired professor has been arrested for blocking a delivery robot in Philadelphia. A 78-year-old retired professor in Philadelphia has vowed to continue protesting delivery robots after she was arrested for repeatedly standing in their way, arguing that her actions were an exercise of free speech and a protest against technology taking over public spaces.Carolyn Marvin,…

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In 2022, an 800-gram pink rock was found in the Sahara Desert; NASA-funded researchers have now confirmed it came from Mars more than 4.1 billion years ago and preserves signs of the planet’s ancient water

NASA-funded study reveals 4.1-billion-year-old history of pink Martian rock found in Sahara (Image Credit: Darryl Pitt / Maine Mineral & Gem Museum via NASA) A rock that spent more than four billion years preserving clues about Mars’ early history was found lying in the Sahara Desert, looking like an ordinary pink stone. Discovered in 2022,…

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