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Josh Duhamel Confirmed For Lionsgate 'Shotgun Wedding'
Actor Josh Duhamel has official boarded the cast of action comedy "Shotgun Wedding". Duhamel joined the project following actor Armie Hammer's exit after a controversy over messages allegedly sent by the actor were leaked online.
Priyanka Chopra Tremendously Misses Dal-Roti When in US, Says She Loves Homemade Indian Food
Priyanka Chopra Jonas says she loves homemade Indian food, and misses dal and roti tremendously when she is in the US.
U.S. Community Health Centers Say They Have Given More Vaccines Than Government Data Show
Some U.S. community health centers say they are doling out COVID19 shots far faster than government data suggests, likely accounting for some of a gap between how states and the federal government describe the availability of vaccine doses.
Asian Stocks Ease On China Liquidity Worries, Stimulus Hopes Lift U.S. Bond Yields
Asian shares dipped on Thursday as tight liquidity conditions in China curbed buying for now, though improving corporate earnings, expectations of large U.S. stimulus and subsiding retail frenzy all supported risk sentiment.
Shell-shocked and Angry: Inside the Capitol Police Force a Month After the Deadly Attack
The fallout from the insurrection has been compounded by the death of an officer during the fight, another officer's subsequent suicide and a Covid outbreak that has infected dozens of people within the Capitol Police.
Cambodian Couple Finally Tie The Knot With Glittering Ceremony After Pandemic Curbs Ease
Cambodian couple Leang Phannara and Kim Bethyliza were elated when they could finally wed last Friday after the latest easing of coronavirus restrictions in the country.
Delhi Cong Moves NHRC Over 'Denial' of Basic Amenities to Farmers Protesting at City's Borders
The legal and human rights department of the Delhi Congress met NHRC officials and filed a petition against putting up of barricades and denial of water, medical and other facilities to the farmers.
Meet The Man Helping Black Boys To Dance Proudly
A dancer is hoping to erase the stigma he faced, with his new children's book, "Black Boys Dance Too."
LIC IPO May Hit Market in Fourth Quarter of Next Fiscal: DEA Secretary Tarun Bajaj
The IPO of LIC may hit the market in the fourth quarter of next financial year, and the government has introduced amendments to the Life Insurance Corporation Act 1956 to facilitate this, Bajaj said.
Work And Play: For Some Europeans, Dubai Is Ideal Lockdown Location
Some Europeans have extended their stay in Dubai this winter to avoid strict coronavirus lockdown at home and make the most of lighter restrictions to work, learn, dine out and relax by the pool.
India vs England: Ajinkya Rahane Happy to Take a Back Seat to Virat Kohli For Upcoming Series
Ajinkya Rahane would prefer to take a back seat while lending a helping hand to the returning Virat Kohli in the high-octane Test series against England.
Rahul Gandhi Seeks Discharge from ADC Bank Defamation Case
The court had rejected two applications filed by bank chairman Ajay Patel, the complainant, seeking exemption from appearance and adjournment of the hearing, said Gandhi's lawyer P S Champaneri.
Russia Join Italy In ATP Cup Semis, Hosts Australia Stay Alive
Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev won their respective singles matches on Wednesday to help Russia join Italy in the semifinals of the teambased ATP Cup in Melbourne.
UPPCL Recruitment 2021 Begins for Junior Engineer Posts, Apply at upenergy.in
All the candidates applying for the post of UPPCL Junior Engineer (Trainee) should be having Diploma in Civil Engineering.
TikTok Agrees To Block Users In Italy Who Say They Are Under 13 After Girl Dies
The popular video app TikTok said on Wednesday it had agreed with Italian authorities to block all users who gave their age as under 13, among other measures, after the death of a 10yearold girl was blamed on a breathholding social media challenge.
Education Nominee Vows To Tackle Problems Worsened By Virus
President Joe Biden's nominee for education secretary is promising to help reopen schools but says much of the hardest work will come after that as schools try to address long-standing disparities worsened by the pandemic.