Arjun Bijlani on socializing in showbiz: ‘I value genuine connections more than being seen everywhere’

In a candid discussion, Arjun Bijlani shares insights into the entertainment industry’s social landscape, emphasizing quality over quantity in relationships. He believes that meaningful connections surpass the need to be seen at every event. While he values networking opportunities, Arjun insists that his artistry should take center stage. Acknowledging social media’s role, he commits to…

Motivational quote of the day by Lionel Richie: ‘You can give up backstage, you can give up back home, you can give up in your mind, wherever you want to give up. But you never give up on stage,’ a powerful lesson on perseverance

During Season 18 of American Idol, Lionel Richie inspired contestants with a powerful message about perseverance. He distinguished between the sensation of wanting to give up and the actual act of giving up, stressing the necessity of overcoming fears in the moment of performance. His insights resonate deeply in today’s challenging landscape. Richie’s legacy spans…

Fourteen US projects will restore or protect wildlife movement across more than 206,000 acres and improve 225 miles of fencing after a new $17.1 million conservation investment across the West

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation has announced $13.3 million in grants for 14 projects across the western US. With $3.8 million in matching contributions, the conservation work will have a total impact of $17.1 million. The projects will restore habitat, improve migration corridors and modify 225 miles of fencing for wildlife.

In 2024, engineers paved a test overlay with recycled tyre rubber and tire-fabric fibre; the field-tested road surface developed no visible cracking

Innovative research is underway to enhance the durability of asphalt pavements through the incorporation of recycled tyre materials. A comprehensive study suggests that the inclusion of ground tyre rubber and fabric fibres significantly boosts resistance against rutting and cracking. Remarkably, two years into service in Michigan, the modified asphalt displayed no signs of cracking, showcasing…

Kids who get smartphones at 12 show higher signs of disordered eating by 14, study warns, raising fresh concerns about body image and social media

A new study has revealed alarming insights linking smartphone ownership by age 12 to unhealthy eating patterns among adolescents. Analyzing nearly 9,000 young people, it highlights that early access to smartphones can adversely affect their self-image. Those with smartphones often display troubling relationships with food and body image compared to their peers.