MGK calls Yungblud ‘Pinocchio’ for rising ticket prices in since-deleted comment; ‘You cancelled tour’ | English Movie News

The feud between Rock and Rap has started brewing, as MGK has taken charge and fired shots at Yungblud after the latter blasted on social media about the tour ticket prices. MGK, with the real name Colson Baker, had slammed the pop punk mogul’s comment on rising prices to watch live music, calling him ‘Pinocchio.’…

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Mbappé magic and Dembélé finish end Morocco’s run as France cruise into another World Cup semi-final | Football News

France’s Kylian Mbappe (10) celebrates scoring the opening goal during the World Cup quarterfinal soccer match between France and Morocco in Foxborough, Mass., near Boston, Thursday, July 9, 2026. (AP Photo/Steven Senne) France advanced to the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinals with a hard-fought 2-0 victory over Morocco at Boston Stadium. A masterful second-half display…

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Kanwarjit Paintal says he isn’t an actor as he lacks Instagram followers; Manmeet Singh reveals the viral video was planned |

Kanwarjit Paintal has sparked a conversation online with a tongue-in-cheek remark about social media and acting. At a time when the industry continues to debate whether talent alone is enough, the veteran actor’s humorous take has struck a chord.In a video shared by Manmeet Singh, Paintal is asked a simple question: “Are you an actor?”…

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David Warner: ‘A reckless, foolish decision’: David Warner to accept responsibility in drink-driving case | Off the field News

David Warner (IANS Photo) Former Australia opener David Warner will “accept responsibility” for his alleged drink-driving offence, with his lawyer describing the incident as a “reckless” and “foolish” mistake during a court hearing in Sydney on Thursday.The 39-year-old cricketer, one of Australia’s most recognisable sporting figures, is facing a mid-range drink-driving charge after allegedly recording…

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Why rainy days create some of childhood’s happiest memories, according to psychology

For many Indian children, rainy afternoons were rarely spent alone. Power cuts led to candle-lit conversations. Parents made chai while children waited for pakoras or roasted corn. Card games came out of cupboards, stories were told and television often became a shared family activity instead of an individual one. ​Psychologists have long found that positive…

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