In our daily smartphone usage, we’ve all adopted a set of practices to prevent our phones from running out of battery, with dimming the screen
Month: September 2023
Serbian Basketball Player Boriša Simanić Undergoes Kidney Removal After On-Court Injury
Serbia’s basketball player, Boriša Simanić, underwent a second surgical procedure that involved the removal of one of his kidneys following an injury sustained during a
A look at Zendaya’s Red Carpet appearance and 13 amazing Outfits
Zendaya’s red carpet appearances are nothing short of awe-inspiring, making her a true fashion icon of the Gen Z generation. Collaborating with stylist Law Roach,
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Sports Eye Patch and Bruises after Jogging Mishap
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz recently took to Twitter to share an image of himself sporting a black eye patch and facial bruises resulting from a
Taylor Swift Hair style That is the talk of town
Taylor Swift’s hair has undergone a fascinating evolution over the years, mirroring her musical journey and personal development. From her early days as a country
Kourtney Kardashian Returns Home After Hospital Visit; Travis Barker’s Tour Postponement Due to Family Emergency
Kourtney Kardashian, the reality star, recently experienced a short hospital stay but has since returned home, as confirmed by an insider. The source reported that
Pule Mmodi Steps In for Injured Themba Zwane in Bafana Bafana Squad
In response to an injury sustained by Themba Zwane, Kaizer Chiefs winger Pule Mmodi has been called up to fill the void in the Bafana
“Scrutiny that comes with fame is ‘horrifying’” Ellesuki waterhouse says on Elle.
Suki Waterhouse has candidly revealed her struggles with the pressure to conform to certain standards of appearance and behavior throughout her career, particularly during her
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan’s Off-the-Cuff Remark Sparks Controversy Amid School Concrete Crisis
In an unexpected turn of events, Education Secretary Gillian Keegan was inadvertently recorded expressing her frustration with the media’s coverage of the concrete crisis. Caught
Five year old boy rammed over, killed after he stopped to tie his shoelace on his way to buy sweet from family picnic.
In a tragic incident, a five-year-old boy, Layton Darwood, who had been sent to purchase sweets for a family picnic, met with a devastating fate