Move From Los Angeles To Arizona: After 20 years in Los Angeles, a founder woman traded the traffic for a town of 6,000 people in Arizona, and she says her kids are now growing up like it’s the ’80s

Photo: Jen Podany/ Instagram After 20 years in Los Angeles, Jen Podany decided it was time for a slower life. The founder of Bluestone Sunshields packed up her family and moved from Burbank, in the Los Angeles area, to a small town of about 6,000 people. She says the move has given her more peace,…

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Nicole Kidman brings back her ‘Babygirl’ energy in a striking suit look at the Victoria’s Secret fashion show

The 2026 show marked Victoria’s Secret’s return to Los Angeles for the first time since 2007. The brand brought back its annual runway spectacle in 2024 after a six-year break, and this year’s event continued that revival. The runway featured familiar faces including Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Candice Swanepoel, Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid, alongside…

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Psychology research explains why some children avoid climbing, playing in mud or getting wet even when parents are not stopping them

A child stands beside a climbing frame but refuses to climb. Another watches other children splash around in water but keep their clothes dry. Some children avoid playing with mud, running across uneven ground or exploring unfamiliar outdoor spaces, even when nobody is stopping them. It may look like fear, shyness or a lack of…

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Michael Jackson India Concert: Michael Jackson left behind a heartfelt note on a pillowcase at his hotel, saying, “I promise that I will come back to love you,”; it was later auctioned at a whopping $10,000 for charity while on his once-in-a-lifetime tour to India

Photo: Michael Jackson/ X/ Getty Images Michael Jackson was not just a name; he was a sensation, one of the greatest celebrities of all time, one who outlived the stage he stood on and every song that he sang.The world remembers Michael Jackson as the King of Pop. For millions of Indians, though, his legacy…

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Festival Travel Calendar: November to February: Pushkar, the Hornbill Festival, Konark Dance Festival, Jaipur Lit Fest and Makar Sankranti kites

Winter in India has a rather wonderful habit of turning travel into a celebration. One week, you could be watching camels parade across Rajasthan’s sandy fairgrounds. By December, listen to traditional music in the hills of Nagaland. December also features classical dance against ancient temple architecture, brings book lovers together in Jaipur in January, and…

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Anand Mahindra revisits Rishikesh memories, “I just hope that, amid all the changes, it holds on to its soul”; calls this restaurant his ‘practically my canteen’ during filmmaking days

Anand Mahindra remembers Rishikesh (PC:X) Recently, ace industrialist Anand Mahindra shared his old memories that brought Rishikesh in Uttrakhand into the spotlight for a more personal reason. In his #Sundaywanderer post on X on October 18, 2026, he revisited memories of his filmmaking days in the town. He recalled a restaurant where he regularly ate…

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Monarch Butterflies: Virginia woman began planting flowers in a neglected alley in Roanoke; it became a stopover for Monarch butterflies, inspiring neighbours to contribute plants and create a pollinator habitat: How an ordinary urban space became an ecological refuge

Most back alleys are places we walk through quickly, past the bins and weeds, without a second look. In Roanoke, Virginia, one woman saw something else. According to the WDBJ7, Jean Quade started planting flowers in a neglected alley behind her neighbours’ homes, and what began as a small project has become an official Monarch…

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Two boys, aged 11 and 7, left home to attempt a 24-hour challenge they saw on social media, prompting a search before they were found safe: How viral online trends can influence children’s decisions and what parents can do to prevent risky imitation

Children see the internet as a place to explore, play and discover exciting things. But sometimes, what looks like harmless entertainment on a screen can inspire decisions that carry real-world risks.A recent incident in Meerut highlighted this concern. An 11-year-old boy and his seven-year-old sibling reportedly left their home in Hastinapur on Sunday after watching…

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