Marilyn Monroe Final Interview: Marilyn Monroe’s final interview: When the star recalled how public ‘scared’ her and Hollywood life wasn’t for her |

Only days before her passing, Monroe had given what would be counted as her final interview. During the talk, she had opened up about the downfalls in her life because of the fame and stardom, including recalling an incident which left her severely injured after fans caused one of her surgical wounds to reopen. Marilyn…

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Final Fling: Ayush Shetty to play China’s Shi Yu Qi in Badminton Asia Championships final | Badminton News

Ayush Shetty of Karkala in Karnataka’s Udipi, emulated a six decade-old Indian feat by reaching the summit stage of the continental championship when he upset world No.1 Kunvalut Vitidsarn of Thailand in Ningbo, China on Saturday.In 1965, Dinesh Khanna became the first – and the only – Indian to win the Asian men’s singles title….

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‘Blast’ box office collections day 7: Arjun Sarja film sees 20.3% drop; Worldwide total reaches Rs 34.59 cr | Tamil Movie News

Arjun Sarja’s comeback film ‘Blast’ continued its theatrical run with a slight decline in collections on its seventh day. The film had maintained a stable run during its first week. However the latest numbers showed a noticeable dip compared to the previous day.According to trade estimates from Sacnilk, ‘Blast’ collected Rs 2.75 crore net in…

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FIFA World Cup: Edin Džeko scripts history as the oldest outfield player in a knockout match, but record may last only a day | Football News

Bosnia’s Edin Dzeko (11) reacts during the World Cup Round of 32 match against the United States. (AP Photo) Bosnia and Herzegovina captain Edin Džeko has etched his name into FIFA World Cup history despite his side facing an uphill battle against the United States in their Round of 32 clash, becoming the oldest outfield…

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1,300 years of Islamic history at one site: Inside Saudi Arabia’s Othman bin Affan Mosque in Jeddah | World News

Othman bin Affan Mosque/Image: SPA Tucked between narrow medieval lanes in historic Jeddah, the Othman bin Affan Mosque is offering a rare, layered look into the city’s past. Fresh excavations at the site have uncovered more than 1,300 years of continuous history, linking early Islamic foundations to global trade routes and evolving architectural traditions, as…

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Antarctica: In 2025-26, more than 120,000 tourists visited Antarctica; some former guides now say the industry crossed a line

A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo) A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with the environmental impact of the tourism industry. Researchers spoke to 25 former guides who said…

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Astronomers discover a dying galaxy in the early universe as a powerful ‘galaxy-killing wind’ strips away its star-forming fuel |

A massive galaxy in the early universe has been caught in the final stages of its life, providing astronomers with some of the strongest evidence yet for how giant galaxies die. Using observations from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and the Atacama Large Millimetre/submillimeter Array (ALMA), researchers have identified a powerful outflow of gas…

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How cow dung is helping power AI data centres as electricity demand reaches record highs |

Artificial intelligence has created an unexpected problem. Training and running increasingly sophisticated AI models requires enormous computing power, and the data centres housing those systems are consuming electricity at an unprecedented rate. As grids struggle to keep up, technology companies and energy developers are searching for reliable power sources beyond conventional renewables. One of the…

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