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JLo just doesn't miss when it comes to her outfits.

Source: Jennifer Lopez Knows How To Make A ...id Herself With Her Daring 3-Strap Dress

The Air Force recognized four Airmen for their exceptional leadership qualities during the 2026 Lance P. Sijan Award ceremony at the Pentagon, presented by Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Ken Wilsbach.




Source: Four Airmen honored with Lance P. Sijan Leadership Award

Funny AND adorable.

Source: Kelly Clarkson Reveals One Weird Side Effect Of Being Super Famous: 'It Is Funny'

Hearties should be happy about this renewal.

Source: The Hope Valley: 1874 Cast Has Some Fun Ideas For Season 2 Of The When Calls The Heart Spinoff

Explaining this movie is probably harder than anything I've done in this biz.

Source: I’ve Never Seen A Movie Like Backrooms. See Some Critics Try To Review It

Two legendary beards enter, but only one can exit.

Source: Who’d Win In A Fight Between Dumbledore And Gandalf? I Really Love Ian McKellen’s Take

The family is making their feelings known.

Source: Matthew Perry's Sisters Call Out Assistant Who 'Left Him In A Hot Tub To Die' In New Statement

Thank goodness.

Source: I'm So Relieved House Of The Dragon Season 3 Will Immediately Fix My Biggest Season 2 Complaint

It's hard not to love this character.

Source: Jack Ryan's Director Wants To Do More With One Character, And I Have A Plan

Trump was very happy the show ended last week.

Source: ‘That Guy Needs To Know How To Pi...d Trump Taking Interest In The Late Show

The helmet worn by Gilles Villeneuve during his last Formula 1 race was sold for a record-breaking $1.25 million - just over €1 million. This was reported by Darren Jack, CEO of the Canadian company Hall of Fame Collection, which handled the sale.
The amount is a world record for a racing helmet. The previous record belonged to a helmet worn by Ayrton Senna during the 1992 Belgian Grand ...Keep reading

Source: Gilles Villeneuve’s final F1 race helmet breaks auction record

It is fair to say that the 2026 Formula 1 season has so far generated more controversy off the track than on it, with the usual endless debates surrounding the regulations - and before that, Mercedes’ engine compression ratio.
On track, however, matters have remained relatively calm. There have been a handful of incidents and collisions here and there, but nothing sufficiently contentious ...Keep reading

Source: Do penalty points still serve any purpose in F1?

It’s exactly 20 years since the FIA GT3 Championship heralded a new era of sportscar racing. As a packed grid of 44 cars lined up at the Silverstone Circuit in 2006, few could have imagined the scale of success this category would go on to enjoy.
After all, this was a time when the sportscar racing landscape was highly fragmented and transitional. The World Endurance Championship was still ...Keep reading

Source: How GT3’s rise surpassed its creator's wildest expectations

Hankook has shed light on its plans to introduce new World Rally Championship tyres for 2027, while revealing that further upgrades to its gravel tyre could be made this season.
The WRC’s sole tyre supplier has confirmed plans to introduce two new winter tyres for next year. Hankook had signalled its intention to offer a new product for 2027 during this year’s season opener in Monte Carlo ...Keep reading

Source: Hankook reveals plans for new 2027 WRC tyres, plus 2026 upgrades

Michael Schumacher’s Formula 1 career was made legendary by his fantastic racecraft and record-breaking success, but also some questionable moves - one of which occurred on 27 May 2006.
Going into the 2006 Monaco Grand Prix, Schumacher was already facing a 15-point deficit to championship leader Fernando Alonso, with a race win worth 10 points at the time.
This was the consequence of the ...Keep reading

Source: On this day: Michael Schumacher’s final unsportsmanlike manoeuvre

Cal Crutchlow is being given a test by the LCR MotoGP team on Wednesday, as he is trialled as a stand-in for Johann Zarco, Motorsport has learned.
The Frenchman got injured 10 days ago in a heavy crash at Barcelona, and is waiting for the right moment to undergo surgery on his left leg.
The prospect of Crutchlow racing in a grand prix again reflects Honda’s lack of stand-in options ...Keep reading

Source: Cal Crutchlow gets Misano test as potential Johann Zarco stand-in

Edtech giant Byju's founder Byju Raveendran received a six-month prison sentence in Singapore for contempt of court over asset disclosure non-compliance. This latest setback adds to the company's mounting legal woes, including fund diversion allegations and creditor claims, marking a significant downfall for the once-celebrated startup.

Source: Byju's crisis explained: What went ...dtech giant spiralled into legal turmoil

Delivering its verdict on a batch of pleas questioning the legality of the SIR exercise, the apex court identified three key questions for consideration. These included whether the ECI possessed the authority to conduct the revision, whether the inquiry pursued a legitimate objective while meeting the test of proportionality, and whether the procedure adopted was consistent with the statutory framework governing electoral rolls.

Source: 'SIR breathes life into Constitution': SC upholds EC's roll revision exercise — top quotes

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah offered a guarded response to leadership change speculation, stating he would speak tomorrow. Reports suggest a national role for him, paving the way for Deputy CM DK Shivakumar. The BJP criticized the Congress over the power struggle, warning of electoral consequences and questioning governance improvements.

Source: Siddaramaiah reacts amid speculations over Karnataka CM post; BJP invokes OBC angle

Randhir Singh, India’s first Asian Games shooting gold medallist and a veteran sports administrator, passed away at 79 after battling age-related illnesses. A five-time Olympian, he later served as Secretary General of the Indian Olympic Association and President of the Olympic Council of Asia, leaving behind a lasting legacy in Indian and Asian sports.

Source: Randhir Singh, India’s first Asiad shooting gold medallist, passes away at 79

Air India has temporarily reduced operations on select domestic routes between June and August 2026 due to high fuel prices and ongoing West Asia conflict impacts. This follows similar adjustments to international services, with the airline citing sustained operational pressures and a need for stability amid global aviation uncertainty.

Source: Flights affected: Air India reduces domestic frequency by 22% amid rising fuel prices

Tensions flared in Mira Road after a video of a policeman with a pig went viral amid a dispute over goats kept in a housing society for Bakrid. The municipal corporation removed the goats, and police maintained a heavy presence. Local leaders called for animal sacrifices only at designated sites, with some Hindu groups protesting with pigs.

Source: Pigs, protests and police: How tensions flared over Bakrid goats in Mira Road housing society

In light of the escalating heatwave sweeping across India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is calling on citizens to prioritize their health. He stresses the importance of staying thoroughly hydrated, keeping water on hand at all times, and being alert to signs of heat stress, such as dizziness and fatigue.

Source: 'Stay hydrated': PM Modi lists precautions amid heatwave, urges to not forget animals

Byju Raveendran, the founder of failed edtech firm Byju’s, has been handed a six-month jail sentence by a Singapore court in a contempt case, as per a Bloomberg report.

Source: 'False, one-sided narrative': Byju Raveendran reacts to Singapore court order