‘I would have killed her’: Shia LaBeouf-Mia Goth’s explosive 2015 fight resurfaces amid divorce

With the divorce making headlines, an unsettling moment from the couple’s past has also resurfaced. In 2015, LaBeouf and Goth were filmed having a heated argument outside a hotel in Tübingen, Germany. The footage, obtained by Entertainment Tonight at the time, showed the two arguing before LaBeouf walked away and accepted a lift to the…

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Amazon layoffs hit India again: E-commerce giant cuts around 1,000 jobs globally, employees reportedly affected in India

Amazon Prime refund eligibility expanded to more customers; company to start giving up to $200 from October 1; new changes remove need to file claims Amazon layoffs hit India again: E-commerce giant cuts fewer than 1,000 jobs globally, employees reportedly affected in IndiaAmazon has announced another round of job cuts, and employees in India are…

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Remembering Nana Patekar: Behind the unforgettable actor was a farmer at heart who never forgot where he came from

नाना पाटेकर का निधन There are actors you admire. There are actors you remember. And then there are a handful you somehow carry with you.Nana Patekar was one of those.The veteran actor, filmmaker and theatre artiste died on October 8 at the age of 75 after he was found unconscious at his home in Goa….

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Unfair Stereotypes About India: “Everyone was very very nice, service was the best we’ve experienced in the world”: British tourist shuns stereotypes about India says online posts are mostly negative and unfair

Photo: @richardgambler/ Instagram A British tourist, Richard La Ruina, recently took to social media describing his second trip to India, saying it was “sad to see” how much of the content about India online is negative and far from reality.Every place has two stories. One is the story its own people live every day. The…

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Kolkata parents kept their 12-year-old twins away from school to escape the ‘rat race’: How unschooling became their way of learning

Image credit: instagram.com/calcuttaunschoolers/ For most parents, school is one of the first big decisions of childhood. For Iftekhar and Shaheera, it was a decision they chose to step away from. Their 12-year-old twins, Isa and Sheherazad, have never attended a conventional school. Instead, their parents have built learning around travel, conversations, books, tutors, family and…

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“You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope”; Jane Austen’s timeless words from Persuasion on love, longing and the feelings we struggle to put into words

Jane Austen was born in 1775 and died in 1817. Her novels explored love, marriage, family, money, social expectations and the choices available to women in her time. Her writing remains powerful because romance in her novels rarely exists in isolation. Love is shaped by pride, class, reputation, family pressure and personal judgement. Persuasion, her…

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Michelangelo Quotes: Quote of the day by Michelangelo: “The marble not yet carved can hold the form of every thought the greatest artist has”

Quote of the day by Michelangelo: “The marble not yet carved can hold the form of every thought the greatest artist has”(Photo: X/@fanmichelangelo) Michelangelo Buonarroti was an Italian artist who worked as a sculptor, painter, architect, and poet. He carved the David and the Pietà. But apart from just taking an interest in art, he…

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Quote of the Day by Jeffery Archer: “A strong man who has known power all his life may lose respect for….”

Quote of the Day by Jeffery Archer Jeffery Archer’s passing almost feels like a personal blow to millions. He wasn’t just an author, but an enigma with which many associated. Jeffrey Archer lived a life that could itself have been lifted from one of his novels. There was ambition, wealth, politics, glamour, betrayal, financial ruin,…

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