2016
Did Ariana Grande just make her relationship with Ricky Alvarez official on the red carpet?
Ariana Grande and Ricky Alvarez have taken their romance from Instagram to the red carpet. The two, who dated from 2015 to 2016, triggered dating rumours in June 2026 after they were spotted together. Grande later shared a playful video with Alvarez, and they have now made their red carpet debut as a couple at the New York premiere of Focker-in-Law.
Who is Graham Gerade? What to know about Kimberly Powell's husband amid Jensen Huang controversy
Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, has been accused of having an extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell. Reports state that they were seen together at a hotel during a conference. Huang's admission of infidelity arrives alongside scrutiny over Alice Huang’s alleged ties to Chinese intelligence. Kimberly Powell is married to Graham Gerade, a medical technology professional.
CULT trademark under legal cloud as co-founder seeks cancellation ahead of Cult.fit IPO
Deepak Poduval has filed a petition seeking the cancellation of the CULT trademark registered by Cultfit Healthcare. This legal challenge arises ahead of the company's planned initial public offering, prompting a notice from the Madras High Court. Poduval claims that the documents transferring trademark rights were forged, raising questions about brand ownership. The court has scheduled further hearings to address these claims and the trademark's validity.
In 2016, a Florida foundation backed a 53-acre waterfront park. Nine years later, its $10 million investment had helped catalyze $50 million in private donations
The Bay Sarasota: A former parking lot along Sarasota Bay is being transformed into a 53-acre public park, with a $10 million contribution from The Patterson Foundation helping catalyze $50 million in private donations. The first 10 acres are open, more than 1.2 million visits have been recorded, and construction continues on the next phase.
Rex Ryan arrested: Check charges against ex-NFL coach, ESPN analyst
Rex Ryan is a former head coach of the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets, leading the Jets to the AFC championship game in consecutive years after the 2009 and 2010 seasons.
Credit guarantee fund for small units extended by five years
The Union Cabinet has approved a five-year extension for the Credit Guarantee Fund for Micro Units and the Stand-Up India scheme. An allocation of ₹5,000 crore will support micro units, while ₹4,111 crore funds will assist Stand-Up India initiatives. The Cabinet also approved an 8.5 km extension of the Noida-Greater Noida Metro corridor to improve connectivity. Eligible borrowers can access loans for new enterprises to promote economic growth and entrepreneurship.
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Vietnam’s Green SM set for Bengaluru debut by December, ruffling ride-hailing market
Senior government officials said Karnataka has granted Green SM an aggregator licence under the Karnataka On-demand Transportation Technology Aggregators Rules, 2016, after the company fulfilled all regulatory requirements.
Cabinet approves extending credit guarantee fund for micro units, and Stand up India scheme; Aqua Line metro rail corridors extension gets nod
The Union Cabinet has extended the Credit Guarantee Fund for Micro Units and Stand-Up India schemes by five years until 2031, approving a corpus of Rs 5,000 crore and Rs 4,111 crore, respectively. The extensions are expected to facilitate Rs 12.6 lakh crore in Mudra loans and support at least 2.5 lakh additional women, SC and ST entrepreneurs.
Swachh Survekshan 2025-26: Navi Mumbai bags cleanest city tag under 'Swachh Sahar League' category; Rewa, Rudrapur top special categories
Navi Mumbai has ranked as the cleanest city in the country in the annual cleanliness survey. This recognition is part of the government's evaluation of urban cleanliness and sanitation. The Swachh Sahar League category promotes better waste management and sanitation practices among local bodies. Surat and Vijayawada followed closely in the rankings in terms of cleanliness.
On and off since 2007, married in 2017: The long relationship behind wife Laura Gallacher who stood by Russell Brand
Russell Brand and Laura Gallacher's relationship spans nearly two decades, starting in 2007 and reconnecting in 2015. They married in 2017 and have three children together, including a son born in 2023. Brand was recently convicted of sexual offences and sentenced to ten years and six months in prison. Despite the conviction, Laura has remained supportive of Brand through his legal troubles.
Cabinet extends Stand-Up India Scheme till 2031, approves Rs 4,111 crore corpus to support 2.5 lakh more entrepreneurs
The Union Cabinet has extended the Stand-Up India Scheme to support women and marginalized entrepreneurs. This extension will last for five years, ultimately reaching till March 31, 2031. The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to an additional 2.5 lakh entrepreneurs during this period. Eligible entrepreneurs can avail loans between Rs 10 lakh and Rs 1 crore with significant loan coverage.
Why are Dancing With the Stars fans criticizing Maren Morris' performance of “The Middle” on Grammy Night?
Viewers criticised Maren Morris' live performance of “The Middle” on Dancing With the Stars during the show's Grammy Night episode. Several fans questioned her vocals and described the performance as pitchy. Others complained that the camera focused on the singer instead of the dancers during the cha-cha dance-off.
Rs 500 can buy you 40 minutes on Yamuna! What passengers can experience aboard Delhi's first-ever river cruise
Delhi has got its first Yamuna cruise service, Namo Yamuna River Safari, offering a 40-minute ride between Sonia Vihar and Jagatpur. Inaugurated on Tuesday, the electric-powered cruise covers around 5 km, with tickets priced at Rs 500 per person and a capacity of 30 passengers. Here are the route, fare, ride duration and other details.
Vande Bharat and Gatimaan Express trains connecting Delhi and Agra set for speed upgrade as Kavach installation is completed; services to return to 160 kmph from current 130 kmph after successful safety trials
Vande Bharat recent news: Gatimaan Express and Vande Bharat services are expected to return to their original speeds of 160 kmph. This enhancement follows the successful installation of the Kavach Automatic Train Protection system on the Delhi-Agra route. Currently, eight trains operate at a reduced speed of 130 kmph due to safety regulations. Safety trials are currently being conducted to ensure the system's effectiveness before the speed increase.
US stocks: Five things to know about Anthropic
Founded by former OpenAI researchers, Anthropic has grown into a major AI company backed by Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Nvidia. As the Claude developer prepares for a landmark IPO, its safety-focused philosophy, unconventional roots and clash with the Pentagon are drawing renewed scrutiny.
'Shaken and worried': Sonia Gandhi speaks up about fighting cancer twice
Sonia Gandhi shares her personal medical challenges with cancer in her recently released memoir. After a breast cancer surgery in 2010, she discovered a tumor in her pancreas a year later. Gandhi underwent subsequent surgeries in Italy and the Netherlands, revealing the emotional turmoil these experiences caused her. During a campaign in 2016, she collapsed from fatigue, leading to another surgery for a broken shoulder.
Cement trader deposits Rs 14.74 lakh during demonetisation, gets tax notice over Rs 5.72 lakh unexplained cash; wins case in ITAT Cuttack
Mr. Patra, a cement trader from Balasore, encountered problems with the Income Tax Department over cash deposits that were deemed unexplained. Following an injury, he challenged the authorities' findings by presenting evidence from his cash books. The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal reviewed the case and confirmed that he had sufficient cash on hand, ultimately deciding to classify the disputed amount as explained, resolving the legal troubles.
Trump says he would pardon Pete Rose: Who was the baseball player and what were the charges against him that led to a lifetime ban from MLB?
President Donald Trump expressed his intention to pardon Pete Rose, the Major League Baseball all-time hits leader. Rose, who died in 2024, was banned from baseball for betting on games during his career. Trump stressed that Rose deserved Hall of Fame recognition for his achievements on the field. In May 2025, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred lifted Rose's lifetime ban, opening the door for possible Hall of Fame induction.
Yamuna's first recreational cruise to begin Tuesday
A recreational cruise service will begin on the Sonia Vihar-Jagatpur stretch of the Yamuna river. This initiative aims to enhance river-based tourism within the National Capital Region. Electric-powered cruise vessels will showcase clean and sustainable mobility along the waterways. The cruise service development involves multiple authorities, including the Inland Waterways Authority of India and the Delhi Development Authority.
Jensen Huang affair controversy: 10 American company CEO's who resigned after their extramarital affairs or relationships became public
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's admission of infidelity has led to attention to other American business leaders whose personal relationships led to their resignations. From Boeing's Harry Stonecipher and Intel's Brian Krzanich to CNN's Jeff Zucker, here are 10 CEOs who stepped down after affairs or workplace relationships triggered company investigations and controversy.
How a cancelled conference inspired Danny Manu to develop wireless earbuds that can translate speech, music in over 40 languages
A cancelled conference caused by a shortage of translators inspired Ghanaian-British inventor Danny Manu to develop wireless translation earbuds. He founded Mymanu in 2014 and launched CLIK in 2016. Its newer Orb earbuds offer real-time translation in more than 40 languages, alongside music and calling features.
Rs 84,084 crore incentive on offer, but India's deepsea oil exploration bids delayed again
Introduced in 2016 under the Hydrocarbon Exploration and Licensing Policy, OALP sought to replace the government-driven identification of exploration blocks with an investor-led system that allows companies to nominate acreage they wish to explore.
For 20 years, a road culvert blocked fish in California’s Sharber-Peckham Creek; crews replaced it in 2016, and 2017 monitoring found 740 juvenile coho upstream
In Northern California, a four-foot metal pipe had hindered salmon migration for two decades. After its replacement, juvenile coho salmon gained access to essential spawning habitats. This case underscores the critical situation of culverts obstructing fish passage nationwide. Recent research has identified the need to evaluate these structures for effective prioritization in upgrades. Continuous investment, study, and conservation efforts are essential for sustaining fish habitats.
Urijah Faber reveals that MMA star Nate Diaz once thought he was rich with just $15,000, planned to buy a house and a car: Here’s how much Diaz has made now
In a lighthearted moment, Urijah Faber shared a funny tale about Nate Diaz's financial misunderstanding post-The Ultimate Fighter victory. With a newfound $15,000, Diaz was eager to purchase a home for his mom, only to be hit with a financial reality check while car shopping with a buddy. Though a championship eluded him, Diaz has thrived in the UFC, now boasting a large net worth from multiple ventures.
World's largest penguin colony loses 63% of its Penguins; scientists say climate change is to blame, not volcano
Zavodovski Island, located in the frigid reaches of Antarctica, has witnessed a staggering decline of nearly two-thirds in its breeding chinstrap penguin population since 2011. Researchers attribute this worrying trend to environmental changes and rising ocean temperatures. In contrast, macaroni penguins have thrived, experiencing a 28% increase in numbers, highlighting a shift in biodiversity.
Why did Susie Wiles resign? What will White House Chief of Staff Stepehen Miller do?
Stepehen Miller is one of Trump’s closest and longest-serving advisers, joining his long-shot 2016 presidential campaign as a speechwriter. Susie Wiles is the longest-serving White House chief of staff for Trump, who cycled through four of them during his first four-year term.
Was 255 euros fine behind Cristiano Ronaldo's sudden retirement? World's highest-paid athlete earning $300 million annually quits Portugal duty after fallout with coach
Cristiano Ronaldo officially announced his retirement from the Portuguese national team after an impressive 23-year career. He made this decision following a suspension stemming from disagreements with head coach Jorge Jesus regarding playing time. Ronaldo expressed that the decision was challenging, influenced by both heart and mind. Throughout his international tenure, he achieved remarkable records and contributed significantly to Portugal's football successes.
Maharashtra gives one-time age relaxation for recruitment exams, extends concession till end-2027
The Maharashtra government has announced a one-time relaxation in age limits for state recruitment exams until December 31, 2027. This decision follows protests from candidates regarding delays in recruitment procedures that made them ineligible. Candidates can now apply with this extended age limit for certain advertisements issued by the MPSC. Recruitment agencies are also included in this relaxation, offering opportunities for newly eligible candidates.
Cristiano Ronaldo announces international retirement: A look at his 234 appearances, 146 goals and other Portugal records
Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from international football through a video on social media. He will return his No. 7 jersey after the November international break. Ronaldo holds the records for most international appearances and goals, with 234 matches and 146 goals for Portugal. He became the first player to score in six FIFA World Cups during his career.
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