“He seemed embarrassed and uninterested”: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s London date night triggers unexpected Joe Alwyn comparisons | NFL News

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s latest London dinner outing sparked a viral online debate after fans compared Kelce’s hand-holding style with old photos of Joe Alwyn. Social media users analysed the couple’s body language, with some calling the comparisons strange while others criticised Alwyn’s past interactions with Swift. Alongside the debate, the couple’s coordinated dark-toned…

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Israel widens Gaza control, plans more ops

Israel has expanded its control of Gazan territory and is considering more intense military action, further squeezing the war-torn enclave. The army advanced beyond the agreed temporary boundary and now controls 60% of Gaza, finance minister Bezalel Smotrich said this week. That figure was corroborated by another Israeli official and a foreign diplomat involved in…

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Goa Faces Unrelenting Heat as Pre-Monsoon Rainfalls Remain Scant | Goa News

Panaji: Parts of Goa, especially Sanguem and Salcete, received brisk showers on Saturday, bringing some relief from sultry conditions, even as the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Panaji, recorded maximum temperatures above 36°C for the fourth consecutive day.The mercury, which stood at 34.7°C on Sunday, rose to 35°C on Monday and peaked at 36.5°C on Wednesday,…

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Sara Ali Khan, Rakul Preet Singh steer clear on rumours of catfight with Wamiqa Gabbi: ‘You aren’t going to be silly’ |

With ‘Pati Patni Aur Woh Do’ gearing up for its theatrical release on May 15, several promotional clips featuring the cast have gone viral online. Amid the buzz, social media users began speculating about a possible rift between the film’s leading ladies, with many claiming that Wamiqa Gabbi appeared to be sidelined by co-stars Sara…

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Omakase to matcha-making: Slow experiences are winning Mother’s Day | Delhi News

Slow, intentional experiences are finding favour this Mother’s Day Mother’s Day has come to follow a familiar script, with packed restos, long waits, and predictable gifts. It works but leaves little room for surprise. This year, whether due to digital fatigue or return to basics, but slow, intentional experiences are finding favour. From omakase experiences…

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