Quote of the day by Gary Oldman: ‘Wanting to be a good actor is not good enough,’ a powerful life lesson on ambition and finding your inner fire |

Quote of the day by Gary Oldman: ‘Wanting to be a good actor is not good enough,’ a powerful life lesson on ambition and finding your inner fire(Image Credit: Still from 2008 film The Dark Knight) Being good at something is usually the goal. But for Gary Oldman, that was never really enough. Known for…

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‘2 girls missing, screams heard’: Ghost rumours trigger massive protest at Chitkara University | Chandigarh News

The unrest escalated into clashes with police, vandalism of two police vehicles and damage to campus property. PATIALA: Hundreds of students protested at Chitkara University near Rajpura of Patiala district late Friday and early Saturday after unverified social media rumours claimed two female students were missing.The unrest escalated into clashes with police, vandalism of two…

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‘I got down to 2.6 per cent body fat’: Sylvester Stallone reveals he battled bulimia while building his ‘Rocky III’ physique |

‘I got down to 2.6 per cent body fat’: Sylvester Stallone reveals he battled bulimia while building his ‘Rocky III’ physique(Image Credit:Still from the film 2023 film Expendables 4) Sylvester Stallone recently opened up about the darker side of the extreme physical transformations that defined a major part of his career. The 80-year-old actor has revealed…

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‘Maine last dedh saal se Indian khana banana aur chhoda hua hai’: Delhi man living in Canada says quitting Indian food transformed his body, sparks debate

For some people, getting fit means counting calories, hitting the gym regularly and finding a diet they can actually stick to. For Banshdeep Singh, who is from Delhi and now lives in Canada, it meant making a much bigger change to his everyday eating habits.Singh has sparked a debate online after saying that he stopped…

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In 2017, Australian engineers sealed cigarette butts inside asphalt; the road mix handled heavy traffic and conducted less heat, offering a possible urban-heat fix |

Representative image of recycled cigarette butts being incorporated into asphalt to create a more durable and cooler road surface. Image Credits: ChatGPT. Every year, discarded cigarette butts accumulate in enormous numbers on streets, pavements and in waterways, where their plastic filters can persist for years and release trapped chemicals. In 2017, engineers at RMIT University…

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