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The brand, founded by the rapper in 2017, featured a hidden Puma sneaker on its spring 2024 runway.

Shock rocker Marilyn Manson has been fined and ordered to do 20 hours community service after he pleaded no contest to a charge of blowing his nose on a videographer at a concert.

Samsung is planning a new pair of earbuds under the name “Galaxy Buds FE,” and apparently, they’ll compete with Pixel Buds A-Series on price.

Just in time for the best seasonal candle months, a TikTok creator's clip has gone viral after she discussed a tip for Bath & Body Works customers—but it might not work anymore.

Alibaba reportedly told Turkey’s president it plans to invest $2 billion in the country. Alibaba President Michael Evans made the remarks in a meeting with Turkish Head of State Tayyip Erdogan, Reuters reported Monday (Sept. 18). It is not clear when the investment would be made. Evans also said his company has invested $1.4 billion […]

"Tori in Victorious was airing out everybody business on The Slap it was crazy!!"

The task could help your spring blooms grow more profusely, a gardening expert has revealed.

PRE/POST-MATCH DISCUSSION, LIVE CHAT AND ANALYSIS Sunday 24th September 2023 Week 6 of 38 Stamford Bridge 2pm UK

PRE/POST-MATCH DISCUSSION, LIVE CHAT AND ANALYSIS Sunday 24th September 2023 Week 6 of 38 Stamford Bridge 2pm UK

On the more amusing side, much will be now made of how 'this' one is more modern and contemporary (read: better) than 'that' one, in an attempt to contrast a lovely example of (Western) 20th-century architectural aesthetics with a (still-Western) lovely 21st-century one.

Kenshiro Teraji was too much for an aging Hekkie Budler. The Japanese 108-pound beltholder stopped his South African counterpart in the ninth round to retain his unified belts on Monday at Ariake Arena in Tokyo. Teraji (22-1, 14 KOs) was making the third defense in his (...)

With an impressive come-from-behind victory over the Green Bay Packers, the Atlanta Falcons improved to 2-0 on the campaign. SportsGrid dives into the Falcons.

Simon Cornish, 69, said he'd tended his 50ft x 33ft plot for around 10 years at the Hillside community allotment, on the outskirts of Norwich, and was stunned when glass greenhouses were banned

Mike Babcock, the coach with a Stanley Cup championship and two Olympic gold medals on his resume, has lost his last two jobs in the NHL.

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In recent years, laws have tried to change this reality. The Supreme Court's 2014 National Legal Services Authority (Nalsa) judgment recognised the right to self-affirmation of the gender identity of transgenders. In 2018, the court decriminalised consensual sex among same-gender adults.

Five members of the globally renowned boy band BTS have achieved the feat of securing a spot in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 chart with their solo projects.

Officials are warning that a disease outbreak in Libya’s northeast, where floods have killed more than 11,000 people, could create “a second devastating crisis” as diarrhea spread among those who drank contaminated water

The 78th United Nations General Assembly may feature a stronger voice for the African continent than ever before.

GoI has a vision statement for the segment that incorporates state and city governments to build capacity and skills. It has provided incentives for developing hospitality infrastructure through PPP and wants Indian agencies to bid aggressively for international events. It also widens the product offering by spreading capacity beyond the metros to cash in on India's diversity, which can be converted into a big advantage.

Bertelsmann has named Nihar Malaviya as permanent CEO of Penguin Random House, nine months after he was appointed the interim chief executive

1. Assertive US unions pose a challenge for Joe Biden  Financial Times
2. Stellantis says Monday's UAW negotiations were 'constructive'  WXYZ 7 Action News Detroit
3. The Battle Against the Automakers Is More Than a Strike, It's Class Warfare | Opinion  Newsweek
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Auto workers’ strike carries risks for the White House, and for labour leaders