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Johnny Depp returns to Hollywood with ‘Ebenezer’, Penelope Cruz reunion in ‘Day Drinker’ and ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ comeback talks - why he’s grabbing headlines
Johnny Depp is returning to a major studio film as Ebenezer Scrooge in Paramount’s upcoming Christmas adaptation of “A Christmas Carol.” He is also set to reunite with Penelope Cruz in “Day Drinker,” while renewed discussions about a possible “Pirates of the Caribbean” return have brought fresh attention to his Hollywood comeback.
Winning at Diwali gifting: Ditch the mithai, bring on the bling
Diwali is celebrated with vibrant decorations, festive gatherings, and traditional rituals in India this year. Businesses are experiencing a significant increase in online sales leading up to the holidays. Families gather to enjoy rich cultural customs and unique gifting practices during this festive season. Various products, ranging from gold coins to luxury home items, are popular during this time.
Meet Matt Damon’s wife Luciana Barroso, suprised husband at 2024 Oscars; weeks after undergoing complex brain surgery
Luciana Barroso surprised Matt Damon by attending the 2024 Oscars after-party after her recent brain surgery. She underwent the surgery for a brain aneurysm just days prior to the event. Damon expressed deep appreciation for her decision to join him during the celebrations, describing it as heroic. Barroso has largely remained out of the spotlight while raising her daughter Alexia.
Mark Cuban shared rent with 5 roommates at 24, survived on canned food before becoming a billionaire; here's how he managed his expenses
Cuban recalled that his credit cards were taken away during that period and his food expenses were extremely limited. He even survived on canned food, instant ramen and peanuts. He said that he learned about business by observing his bosses and their superiors, using his early jobs to understand how businesses operated.
Billionaire Mark Cuban, who started his career selling garbage bags, advises Gen Z not to chase the ‘perfect job’
Mark Cuban Gen Z career advice: Mark Cuban encourages Gen Z to embrace any job instead of waiting for the ideal one. He stresses the importance of excelling in their current positions, regardless of the job's nature. Even fast-food roles can lead to career growth and provide important references. Positive feedback from past employers, he notes, can aid in advancement. This advice stems from his varied experiences before achieving notable success.
Nevada unions, politicians caught between AI job creation and destruction
Nevada unions' soul-searching reflects the national debate underway over whether regulation should slow down AI development amid conflicting projections of job destruction and creation - and whether AI will ultimately lift humanity or harm it.
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British food, tea and even the royal family: Viral video shows what would vanish if everything not British disappeared
A humorous video titled 'Proper Britain here we come' explores the implications of removing everything foreign from British life. As familiar foods and cultural icons vanish, the mockery reveals surprising international roots, culminating in the shocking ancestry of the initial instigator. This satire highlights the deep connections between British culture and global influences, questioning the notion of pure national identity.
Make employees your customers
Snabbit operates in India's gig economy by selling mandatory workwear to its workers, increasing revenue significantly. Rather than focusing solely on customer acquisition, the company monetizes its own workforce effectively. This practice has contributed to the company's operational revenue despite existing losses. The approach may redefine how companies engage with gig workers in the future. Such strategies highlight emerging business models in the evolving economy.
Australia without migrants! Hotel association posts an apocalyptic video showing how the country will look without foreign worker from empty sheleves at supermarket to no coffee
A viral advertisement by the Australian Hotels Association uses exaggerated scenes to illustrate how the departure of migrant workers could affect everyday life, from coffee shops and supermarkets to restaurants, hotels and elderly care. The video emerges amid a political debate over immigration levels in Australia and proposals to reduce migration.
103-year-old World War II veteran still runs a basement bar in Maryland that would be illegal to open today
At 103, World War II veteran Irvin Koch is still behind the counter at Irv’s Basement Bar in Maryland, a watering hole he has run since 1963. But there is a surprising reason his unusual home-based bar has survived for more than six decades: modern zoning rules would make it extremely difficult for anyone to open a similar establishment today.
PRIM, But Is It Proper? Sebi lowers the velvet rope to ₹25 lakh, but the fees can still stack up
Sebi has revised the minimum investment threshold for Portfolio Management Services to an accessible ₹25 lakh. This adjustment allows discretionary managers to invest in various financial products including unlisted bonds and derivatives. New rules emphasize performance fees, impacting clients investing between ₹25 lakh and ₹50 lakh. Despite these changes, concerns remain about the overall cost and value offered to investors.
Intoxicated woman allegedly performs lewd act on American Airlines flight; Passenger arrested, but why was the case referred to FBI?
A disruptive incident unfolded on an American Airlines flight when 46-year-old Katy Inzer, under the influence, engaged in inappropriate conduct post-takeoff. Fellow passengers promptly notified a flight attendant, leading to her confrontation and subsequent dozing off. Upon arriving in Miami, local authorities detained Inzer, with the matter escalating to the FBI due to the serious nature of her actions aboard the commercial flight.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard reveals cause of partner Ken Urker’s death, says he was ‘not in a good state of mind’; truth behind his $3 million net worth
Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s partner Ken Urker has died. He was only 34. In an interview, Gypsy claimed that some substance was found in the spot where he died, though she couldn’t identify what it was. In another interview, she claimed he faced relentless cyberbullying across social media.
Ohio minimum wage to rise 3.5% to $11.40 in 2027; Walmart, Olive Garden among brands facing new wage rule
Ohio's minimum wage for non-tipped employees will increase to $11.40 per hour from January 1, 2027. Tipped employees will see their minimum wage rise to $5.70, with tips being additional. This increase is part of a constitutional requirement linked to inflation rates. Businesses with annual gross receipts over $420,000 will be affected by this wage adjustment. The increase reflects the Consumer Price Index change over the previous year, as reported.
Motivational quote of the day by Bruce Willis: 'Whether you're a man or not comes from your heart, not how much hair you have on your head' - How a person's character matters more than just appearance explained by the Hollywood legend
Bruce Willis once offered a striking perspective on baldness and masculinity, saying that being a man is determined by what comes from the heart, not by the amount of hair on one's head. The 2005 remark came as he discussed shaving his head and rejecting the idea that hair loss should make men feel less masculine.
Cornell University Rape Case: Diego Sarabia, one of 7 accused of ‘gang rape’ working at Wells Fargo bank, fired from job as case reopens
The sexual assault case involving seven Cornell University students is once again under the spotlight. Major developments include the job loss of accused Diego Sarabia at Wells Fargo. The District Attorney's office plans to present evidence to a grand jury, while a Jane Doe claims she was assaulted after becoming incapacitated at the Chi Phi fraternity house.
Quote of the day by Bruce Willis: “Confidence wins every time. If you have confidence, folks, you can say anything” — a timeless lesson that confidence is not about being fearless or perfect, but about trusting yourself, expressing your ideas with conviction and not letting self-doubt hold you back
Quote of the day by Bruce Willis: Bruce Willis' career exemplified confidence, overcoming a childhood stutter through acting. His family revealed his frontotemporal dementia diagnosis after aphasia was identified. He is currently unaware of his illness due to anosognosia, a neurological condition. His family now advocates for greater understanding and research into the disease. Willis' legacy of resilience and humor continues to inspire audiences worldwide.
Big Brother UK 2026: From 18-year-old Charlotte to Tays. Meet all 16 contestants entering season 23
The highly anticipated Big Brother UK 2026 has kicked off with an eclectic mix of sixteen contestants moving into the house. Among them, Tays has stealthily entered as Big Brother's designated mole, tasked with completing various missions. Eighteen-year-old student Charlotte is already making waves due to her exceptional backstory. Additionally, Rhianna arrives with prior reality TV experience, hinting at intriguing dynamics to come.
Clinking glasses with a robotic bartender: Contactless cocktails to be the new normal in post-Covid world
Fear of enclosed spaces and crowds may change drinking culture for a long time to come.
Bartending to go obsolete in post-Covid world? Robots replace humans, will serve cocktails, carve ice for whisky
A robot walks into a bar, helps make a cocktail.
Have a signature cocktail, know the correct vocabulary: Here's how to double-hat as a bartender this International Men's Day
An easy tip to impress guests is to have a thorough knowledge of your cocktails.
Glenfiddich World’s Most Experimental Bartender: Experimentation and experience at its best
Bartender Rohan Matmary and his collaborator, singer Sonam Kalra, stood out with their creativity.
Rank burps according to one’s gut instincts
There is merit in the argument of the bartender’s lawyer that the offensive potential of burps should always be gauged in context.
This woman is redefining flair bartending in India!
After college, law was originally on Ami Shroff's mind, a course she actually enrolled for, before giving it up for her real passion - bartending.
Bartenders see spurt in salaries, higher demand
The average age of bartenders is 25 to 28 years. There is no qualification or degree required to be a bartender. Typically, people do a bartending course and then join a bar.
Breaking stereotypes: Meet Bengaluru's only female fire bartender
“I took to bartending because sport wasn’t paying for me to survive.”
Meet 5 women bartenders in India & how they are changing the stereotype
Ami Behram Shroff is not just a mixologist — she has been a flair bartender and performing artist, combining gigs of flipping bottles.
Top-end bars, hotels hunt for mixologists to serve new cocktails
If bartenders are the guys who serve you drinks, mixologists are the elite who concoct exotic ones and create a unique tippling experience.
SC permits women bartenders in capital's hotels
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the employment of women as bartenders in the capital's hotels and restaurants.
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