Quote of the day by Britney Spears: ‘You have to speak the thing that you’re feeling, even if it scares you. You have to tell your story. You have to raise your voice,’ life lesson on why it is important to put your viewpoint without being afraid from the ‘Toxic’ singer |

Quote of the day by Britney Spears highlighting why it is important to have your own voice.(Image Credit: Instagram) Britney Spears has impressed the world with her music for decades. Known as a pop icon, Spears has delivered timeless classics over the years that remain popular. While she is known for her singing prowess, she…

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Italy Population Decline: Italy population to shrink by nearly 4 million by 2050 as ageing accelerates: Report

File photo: Tourists pose in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy (Picture credit: AP) Italy’s population is projected to shrink by almost 4 million people by 2050, with a rapidly ageing population posing fresh challenges for the country’s economy and welfare system, according to new projections released by the national statistics bureau ISTAT…

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Annu Kapoor says he doesn’t know who Ranbir Kapoor, Ranveer Singh or Sidharth Malhotra are: ‘Naa shakal se jaanta hu, naa personally jaanta hu’ |

Annu Kapoor says he doesn’t know who Ranbir Kapoor, Ranveer Singh or Sidharth Malhotra are: ‘Naa shakal se jaanta hu, naa personally jaanta hu’ Veteran actor Annu Kapoor has once again spoken candidly about the Hindi film industry, revealing that he is not familiar with the work of several contemporary Bollywood stars, including Ranbir Kapoor,…

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Meet Olivia Shone, the 19-year-old who built a $600,000 investment house after she began saving at 16, while serving in Australia’s military and studying law

Her mother died when she was 11, which changed her childhood significantly. She grew up helping her father with jobs around the family farm, before finding work mucking out horse stables at an equestrian facility at Drouin West when she was about 14 or 15. 19-year-old Olivia Shone has achieved what many Australians spend decades…

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‘Everyone is worried’: Pakistan languish at WTC bottom after another heavy defeat | Cricket News

Pakistan cricket team (Pic credit: ICC) Pakistan’s Test crisis deepened at Lord’s as another heavy away defeat left them languishing at the bottom of the World Test Championship standings, with pacer Mohammad Abbas admitting that “everyone is worried” about the team’s performances.Pakistan’s fortunes in the longest format have declined significantly in recent years, both at…

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An Oregon farmer grew tomatoes, potatoes, squash, garlic and beans for 40 years without irrigation; careful soil preparation kept stored moisture in the root zone

He started dry farming in California but moved to a 9.6-acre site near Veneta, Oregon, in 2007 Someone has rightly said that ‘Necessity is the mother of invention’. Over decades, weather patterns became less predictable across the Pacific Northwest, and farmers contended with hotter temperatures, drought and shrinking snowmelt that strained water supplies. It was…

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Zimbabwe 52/0 in 5.0 Overs

Namibia vs Zimbabwe Live Score: The Namibia-Zimbabwe contest is set to be played on an evenly balanced surface, with 65m boundaries on both the square and straight sides. The pitch has a fair amount of live grass, which could assist the seamers, while pronounced cracks closer to the batting crease may offer encouragement to the…

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Kichcha Sudeep explains why he supported Yash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ despite negative reviews: ‘That was my stand to my colleague, a fellow Kannadiga, Kannada cinema’ | Kannada Movie News

Kichcha Sudeep explains why he supported Yash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ despite negative reviews: ‘That was my stand to my colleague, a fellow Kannadiga, Kannada cinema’ Kichcha Sudeep has explained why he publicly supported Yash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ despite the film receiving mixed and negative reactions from sections of the…

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Laurance Rockefeller first saw undeveloped St. John from a boat in 1952; his conservation group later acquired about 5,000 acres and gave them to create a US national park

Laurance Rockefeller on St. John at Caneel Bay (Image Credit: National Park Service) What if one of America’s most beautiful national parks began with a wealthy conservationist simply looking at an undeveloped island from a boat? In 1952, Laurance Rockefeller sailed past St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands and was struck by its untouched…

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