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    Johnny Depp’s paintings, sculptures go on display in London exhibition. From haunting skulls to subconscious nightmares, here's what inspires his art. ‘Almost everything you do is a self-portrait’

    Johnny Depp takes center stage at the Halcyon Gallery in London, showcasing a personal collection of artworks that includes paintings, mixed-media portraits, and unique sculptures. One standout piece, The Bunnyman, draws its inspiration from a childhood sketch by his son. The exhibition, open until November 15, invites visitors to delve into the profound connection between art and the subconscious mind, a theme Depp passionately champions.

    Emma Stone hilariously crashes Druski’s debut SNL monologue as the two film ‘The Catch’: Here’s what we know about the 2027 rom-com they are co-starring in

    On November 7, 2026, Druski hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time with Emma Stone. The two joked about their filming expirience on their upcoming film 'The Cacth'. They have just finished filming the film slated to be released in May 2027. Druski starred in multiple sketchs for the show, including 'Dru Can See Everything'.

    Thomas Markle investigation: Police apologise to Meghan Markle’s half-brother after naming him person of interest

    Thomas Markle Sr. found himself in serious legal trouble in Florida due to alleged possession of child pornography. Initially, his son, Thomas Markle Jr., was labeled a person of interest by police; however, following interviews with acquaintances, the authorities retracted that statement. It was Thomas Jr. who had alerted police after coming across unsettling content among his father's possessions.

    EU charges TikTok over harmful algorithmic 'rabbit hole' effects

    EU tech regulators charged social media platform TikTok on Friday with breaching the bloc's online content rules due to the so-called "rabbit hole" effect of its recommender system, which attracts users' attention to a constant stream of

    Good sleep may help counter effects of diabetes, heart disease on brain: Study

    A groundbreaking study from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden reveals that quality sleep significantly boosts cognitive function in individuals suffering from cardiometabolic disorders. Analyzing data from over 400,000 participants, including nearly 35,000 brain MRI scans, the research underscores the connection between better sleep and increased brain matter volume, particularly in those with type 2 diabetes, heart disease, or stroke, suggesting that prioritizing sleep could enhance brain health significantly.

    Diwali shopping gets costlier this year: From milk, ghee, butter to dry fruits, here's why festive buying is burning a hole in your pocket

    Milk and ghee prices: Rising costs of key ingredients are affecting both consumers and manufacturers during this Diwali season. Dairy prices have seen significant increases, with major brands raising their rates amid high demand. Additionally, dry fruit prices have surged, reaching record highs over the past year. Corporate gifting has also become more expensive, forcing companies to reduce their gift quantities or opt for smaller packages.

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