‘Game of Thrones’ star Kit Harington joins ‘Harry Potter’ franchise; replaces Nicholas Hoult as Gilderoy Lockhart in Season 2 |

Actor Kit Harington is exchanging swords for wands as he now gears up to leave behind the North to enter the wizzarding world of ‘Harry Potter. Kit Harington cast as Gilderoy Lockhart The actor, best known for playing Jon Snow in the hit series ‘Game of Thrones’, will now play Gilderoy Lockhart in Season 2…

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‘It’s about standing up to invaders’: Argentina Vice President sparks controversy, calls England ‘pirate usurpers’ ahead of FIFA World Cup clash | Football News

Argentina vice president Victoria Villarruel stirred controversy ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final against England by invoking the Falkland Islands dispute and describing the Three Lions as “pirate usurpers” in a post on X.“Tomorrow we play against the pirate usurpers. It’s not just another match. I’m not going to be politically correct or…

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Christopher Nolan to SCRAP ‘The Odyssey’ screenings for influencers ahead of release |

Christopher Nolan‘s upcoming epic ‘The Odyssey’ is just weeks away from its release and according to the latest buzz, not everyone will have access to early screenings. As per reports, there will be no advance screenings for social media influencers, with distributor Universal Pictures opting instead to screen the film first for professional critics following…

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Elon Musk loses trillionaire status: Here’s why his net worth fell

Elon Musk loses trillionaire status World’s first trillionaire is no longer a trillionaire!SpaceX founder Elon Musk lost his trillionaire status after a sharp sell-off in Tesla and SpaceX shares pushed the world’s richest person back below the 13-figure mark. According to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index, Musk’s net worth has fallen to $957 billion. This comes after…

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Pasaquan: In 1957, Georgia artist Eddie Owens Martin began transforming his inherited farmhouse and seven acres; 29 years of work created six major structures and 900+ feet of painted walls, now preserved as one of America’s most significant visionary art environments

Georgia artist Eddie Owens Martin In 1957, eccentric folk artist Eddie Owens Martin returned to his rural roots near Buena Vista, Georgia, and began turning a seven-acre family property into a colourful world of painted totems, geometric designs and tall masonry walls. Over the next 29 years, Martin, who called himself “St. EOM”, built six…

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New York spent 8 years planting one million trees. Now the city is aiming for 30% tree cover by 2040 to transform its fight against rising heat | World News

For decades, New York has been associated with skyscrapers, traffic and tightly packed neighbourhoods rather than large-scale environmental restoration. Yet across the city’s streets, parks and residential areas, an enormous change has been taking place almost unnoticed. Trees planted years ago are now reaching maturity, casting wider shade over pavements, cooling busy roads and gradually…

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Meet Apurva Shrivastava: Indian-origin engineer who turned a ‘missed call’ idea into $1 billion AI startup

In the high-stakes world of Silicon Valley, where billions are poured into chatbots and generative art, Apurva Shrivastava and Tyson Chen decided to look where few tech founders go: the local HVAC company. That decision has officially paid off. Their startup, ‘Avoca’, has reached a $1 billion valuation following a $125 million funding round led…

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Super Mario Bros: In 1986, someone bought Super Mario Bros. as a Christmas gift and left it sealed in a desk drawer; 35 years later, the forgotten game sold for $660,000

Heritage Auctions said the copy was a pristine example of a particular Super Mario Bros. variant that was produced for an extraordinarily short period. A copy of Nintendo’s Super Mario Bros. bought as a Christmas gift in late 1986 was placed inside a desk drawer and forgotten for 35 years. It remained sealed and untouched…

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