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All seasons of ‘Girlfriends’ leave Netflix: Here’s where you can stream the Tracee Ellis Ross, Jill Marie Jones starrer classic sitcom next |

American television sitcom Girlfriends, promotional still from Season 5, Episode 2, titled “The Mother of All Episodes”.​ It is officially the end of an era for ‘Girlfriends’ fans. All eight seasons of the beloved sitcom left Netflix as of September 11, 2026, giving viewers one less comfort show to turn to when they want a…

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Scientists asked volunteers to live like earthworms, otters and kestrels for weeks; the strange experiment changed how they saw human landscapes |

Human activities can look very different through the senses of a wild animal. A pioneering project in Somerset invited 18 volunteers to see the landscape from the perspective of red deer, otters, earthworms, kestrels and Atlantic salmon. Over six months, they spent time around the River Tone near Taunton, exploring the risks these animals may…

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Irumudi: Chiranjeevi, Ram Charan meet Ravi Teja and ‘Irumudi’ team; congratulate them on the film’s success | Telugu Movie News

Tollywood star Ravi Teja’s latest film ‘Irumudi’ directed by Shiva Nirvana became a major blockbuster at the box office upon its theatrical release on August 21. As the film has crossed the Rs 225 crore mark worldwide, Tollywood Megastar Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan met the director and the producers of the film congratulating the team…

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Indian-origin lab owner wanted in US over $93m-Medicare fraud; suspect may be in Hyderabad

Indian-origin laboratory owner Khadeer Khan Mohammed. (Photo: HHS-OIG) An Indian-origin laboratory owner has been placed on the US federal fugitive list after authorities accused him of engaging in a USD 93 million Medicare fraud scheme involving genetic testing.Khadeer Khan Mohammed, 46, allegedly used his Texas-based laboratory to submit fraudulent claims to Medicare, a US government-funded…

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Scientists used centuries-old aurora sightings to reconstruct 8 solar cycles from 1560 to 1640; their method placed solar minima within 2 years with more than 90% reliability

Centuries-old reports of strange lights in the night sky have helped scientists reconstruct a missing chapter in the Sun’s history. A study published in Scientific Reports by Kristof Petrovay, Laura G. Magyar and Hisashi Hayakawa has reconstructed eight solar activity cycles between 1560 and 1640 using historical records of aurorae, offering a way to trace…

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Scientists removed trout from a California mountain lake; the recovery was visible not just in frogs, but in insects and birds |

In the high-elevation lakes of California’s Sierra Nevada, trout introduced into mountain lakes are affecting more than the water itself. Researchers studied 39 lakes in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, comparing bird abundance with aquatic insects emerging from the water. A study published in Ecosphere titled ‘Crossing boundaries: Introduced trout alter the bird community…

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Russian President Putin departs New Delhi after attending Brics Summit | India News

Putin departs from New Delhi. (ANI) Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday departed New Delhi after attending the two-day Brics Summit hosted by India.During his visit, Putin participated in two Brics sessions and visited the Bharat Innovates exhibition at Bharat Mandapam. He also addressed the Leaders’ Session of the Brics Business Forum, where he criticised…

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Scientists collected 49 spider webs in Australia; their DNA revealed 85 vertebrate species hiding nearby |

Spider webs may hold a surprising record of the animals living nearby. A study found that genetic traces from terrestrial vertebrates can be collected directly from spider webs, turning the structures into passive filters for environmental DNA. Researchers tested 49 webs from an Australian wildlife sanctuary and Perth Zoo and detected vertebrate DNA in every…

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