It’s high time we need to talk about the state of Bollywood journalism. Everyone’s still processing yesterday’s Delhi High Court smackdown. The court rejected Sameer Wankhede’s defamation lawsuit against Aaryan Khan and his Netflix series “The Ba****ds of Bollywood.” Media frenzy surrounding the case has often clouded the simple facts of the ruling, leaving many … Read more
While scrolling through social media the other day, I discovered something that perfectly captures our current cultural moment. A Florida grandmother livestreaming herself scratching lottery tickets to 49,000 Instagram followers. Her audience hangs on every silver scratch, celebrating $20 wins with the same enthusiasm as thousand-dollar jackpots. Welcome to 2025, where lottery content has evolved … Read more
I still get chills thinking about what went down at State Farm Stadium on September 21st. 200,000 people showed up in Glendale to honour the life of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk, but nobody expected what would happen next. The second Chris Tomlin walked out there, followed by Brandon Lake and Phil Wickham, everything changed. … Read more
Is it just me or are you familiar with that feeling as well? That instant adrenaline spike when you twist that throttle and 150 horses come alive beneath you? That loud roar that drowns out the world and triggers that high in you? The wind slapping your visor as you speed through unknown terrains, chasing … Read more
By the end of this blog, you’ll have more things to say when someone asks “How’s the weather?” than they bargained for. Because in 2025, weather isn’t just small talk, it’s survival talk, business talk, and frankly, the most fascinating conversation starter on Earth. From Utah’s unprecedented September tornadoes to India’s devastating cloudbursts and Russia’s … Read more
Right now, as you’re reading this, thousands of people are already plotting their Coachella strategy. Most of them will fail spectacularly. They’ll miss Sabrina Carpenter’s surprise acoustic set because they were stuck in bathroom lines. They’ll watch Justin Bieber from a quarter-mile away through a sea of phones. They’ll spend $200 on terrible festival food … Read more
Another September, another iPhone launch. The cycle is as predictable as the changing leaves. Your social feeds are flooded with hot takes, spec comparisons, and knee-jerk reactions about the iPhone 17’s revolutionary Centre Stage camera, the impossibly thin iPhone Air, and iOS 26’s ground-breaking Liquid Glass design that transforms how we interact with our devices. … Read more
Picture this. It’s 11:47 PM on September 15th, you’re frantically trying to file your ITR before tomorrow’s deadline, the income tax portal keeps crashing, and WhatsApp is buzzing with conflicting messages about deadline extensions. Sound familiar? If you’ve been stressed about ITR filing, confused about the new GST rates kicking in September 22nd, or wondering … Read more
American politics stands at a crossroads, and the choices we make about where we get our information have never mattered more. In the wake of tragic events that have shattered our civic norms, we are hungry for voices that offer more than just outrage. We need clarity, historical context, and intellectual ballast. This isn’t about … Read more
You feel it when you scroll. Not only has the distinction between a gritty streetwear page and a carefully manicured luxury feed become hazy, it has completely disappeared. In 2025, the most reputable style critics are analysing $3,000 jackets on YouTube, and your favourite rap artist is the face of a Parisian fashion house. This … Read more