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Conner Smith on returning to music after the 2025 car collision

After a life-altering car accident in 2025 that claimed the life of pedestrian Dorothy Dobbins, country music star Conner Smith is set to make a heartfelt comeback. The tragedy left him feeling despondent and directionless in his career. With the steadfast support of his wife, Leah, he found the strength to rise from the ashes.
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Ranbir Kapoor flew economy as a child, carpooled to school

Riddhima Kapoor Sahni and Ranbir Kapoor experienced a disciplined childhood, despite their famous lineage. Parents Rishi and Neetu Kapoor ensured they understood the value of money through carpools, fixed pocket money, and economy class travel. This approach aimed to instill financial prudence, a lesson echoed by Soni Razdan's similar travel rules for her children.
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Miami-Dade officers sue Artists Equity over reputation damage from ‘The Rip’

In a surprising twist, two Miami-Dade deputies have initiated a lawsuit against Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s production company, Artists Equity, relating to their new Netflix film 'The Rip.' The officers assert that the film misrepresents them as corrupt figures in the wake of a 2016 drug bust they were involved in, resulting in reputational harm.
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The snake effect: 10 toxic habits that slowly ruin love and romance

Love rarely dies in a single blow. More often, it’s worn down by small, repeated habits that quietly chip away at trust, safety, and emotional connection. These “slow‑burn” behaviours can feel minor on their own, but over time they accumulate like a tangle, slowly tightening around the relationship until it becomes hard to breathe. Recognising these patterns early—criticism, score‑keeping, resentment, and more—can help you protect the love you’ve built and choose healthier habits instead.
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Personality test: The heart you choose reveals your true emotions

Love isn’t a one-size-fits-all situation. Some of us love like a slow-burning candle, others like a firework, and some like a sturdy old oak tree that’s seen a few storms. This isn't a clinical exam; it’s more of an emotional check.Take a quick look at the four hearts above. Don’t overanalyze the pixels—just pick the one that feels like it’s speaking your language.Your gut instinct usually knows your emotional style better than your brain does.
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‘Should be behind bars’: Ex-India cricketer erupts over Chahal’s viral vape video

Yuzvendra Chahal faces controversy after a video surfaced allegedly showing him vaping on a team flight. Former spinner Laxman Sivaramakrishnan criticized the lenient penalties for such violations, especially after a similar incident involving Riyan Parag. The BCCI recently reiterated its strict ban on vapes and e-cigarettes across all IPL venues and facilities.
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SBI Chairman CS Setty EXCLUSIVE | Gold Loan के बढ़ते चलन पर क्या बोले SBI चेयरमैन? #shorts #viral

SBI Chairman CS Setty EXCLUSIVE | Gold Loan के बढ़ते चलन पर क्या बोले SBI चेयरमैन? #shorts #viral


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SBI Chairman CS Setty EXCLUSIVE | बैंकिंग सेक्टर में AI और साइबर सुरक्षा को लेकर सतर्क: SBI #shorts

SBI Chairman CS Setty EXCLUSIVE | बैंकिंग सेक्टर में AI और साइबर सुरक्षा को लेकर सतर्क: SBI #shorts


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Mukul Rohatgi Backs Vijay’s Claim, Says Governor Should Have Invited TVK To Form Govt

Senior advocate and former Attorney General of India Mukul Rohatgi has strongly backed Vijay’s claim to form the government in Tamil Nadu. Rohatgi said constitutional convention requires the Governor to first invite the single-largest party, even if it falls short of a majority. He argued Vijay should have been given time to gather support and warned against President’s Rule or fresh elections. Rohatgi also criticised the Governor for allegedly acting beyond constitutional norms by demanding immediate proof of majority support.


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Mukul Rohatgi Backs Vijay’s Claim, Says Governor Should Have Invited Him To Form Govt

Senior advocate and former Attorney General of India Mukul Rohatgi has strongly backed Vijay’s claim to form the government in Tamil Nadu. Rohatgi said constitutional convention requires the Governor to first invite the single-largest party, even if it falls short of a majority. He argued Vijay should have been given time to gather support and warned against President’s Rule or fresh elections. Rohatgi also criticised the Governor for allegedly acting beyond constitutional norms by demanding immediate proof of majority support.


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