Justin Baldoni’s Wayfarer Studios ordered to pay USD 171,000 after defamation lawsuit dismissed – Details Inside |

Justin Baldoni‘s production company, Wayfarer Studios, has been ordered to pay The New York Times more than USD 171,000 in damages after its defamation lawsuit against the newspaper was dismissed. Justin Baldoni and production company ordered to pay The New York Times According to a ruling issued on Monday, July 27, New York Supreme Court…

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‘Why different rules for different players?’ – Abhishek Sharma’s poor form sparks Sanju Samson debate | Cricket News

India’s Abhishek Sharma and Sanju Samson (ANI Photo) Hanuma Vihari has questioned Team India’s decision to continue backing Abhishek Sharma despite his poor run of form in the ongoing T20I series against Zimbabwe. The former India batter believes the selectors have applied different standards to Abhishek and Sanju Samson, especially after Samson lost his place…

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From Tamil Nadu to Jantar Mantar: Five student movements that changed India’s politics and education forever

Five student movements that reshaped India’s politics, education and public policy. (IANS Photo) Student protests have played a defining role in shaping modern India. While many campus demonstrations remain local, some have gone far beyond university walls, influencing governments, changing public policy, and leaving a lasting mark on the country’s political and educational landscape.From language…

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Kevin Feige defends Robert Downey Jr’s Doctor Doom’ rollout; claims Thanos was ‘built up in people’s heads’; fans SLAM MCU boss |

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has addressed criticism surrounding Robert Downey Jr’s introduction as Doctor Doom in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).The MCU boss, who was at the ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ panel at Comic-Con, took questions about the Thanos vs Doom debate. Speaking about the criticism that RDJ’s Doctor Doom has not received the same gradual…

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Sarvesh Kushare scripts history, becomes first Indian to win silver in men’s high jump in Commonwealth Games | Commonwealth Games News

Sarvesh Anil Kushare poses after winning the silver medal in the men’s high jump final at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, Monday, July 27, 2026. (AP Photo) Sarvesh Kushare became the first Indian to win a silver medal in the men’s high jump at the Commonwealth Games after finishing second in Glasgow on Monday.The…

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Psychology says people who are always late may not be rude at all. Their brains may simply experience time differently |

For years, people who arrive late have often been labelled as careless, disrespectful or simply bad at managing time. But psychologists suggest the reality may be far more complex. The habit of running behind schedule could be linked to the way some brains perceive time, plan tasks and respond to deadlines. From underestimating how long…

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