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Fontaines DC’s Dopamine Chamber is here. Here’s what the critics think

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The Independent UK · Oct 15

Artist Jenny-Jinya Returns With 7 New Animal Stories That Will Tug At Your Heartstrings

Jenny-Jinya's animal comics have a way of breaking hearts while reminding readers of the importance of kindness and compassion. Through her emotional storytelling and gentle portrayal of Death, the artist gives a voice to animals whose suffering often goes unnoticed. We've featured her touching work many times before, and now…

Bored Panda · Oct 15

7 Psychological Reasons Someone Acts Interested but Never Makes a Move

They remember little details about you, find reasons to talk, make eye contact and sometimes flirt. Yet, when you expect them to take the next step, nothing happens. If someone acts interested but never makes a move, it can leave you questioning every conversation and wondering whether you imagined the…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

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You be the judge: should my husband stop looking up menus before we eat out?

After losing a few stone, Abdeen now likes to plan his meals ahead, but Claire says he is taking the joy out of going to restaurants. Whose argument carries more weight? You decide

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

AI chatbots spread false information, major new report warns

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The Independent UK · Oct 15

Why Did Vishnu Call a Farmer His Greatest Devotee?

Can someone who remembers God only twice a day be a greater devotee than a sage who chants His name constantly? This question lies at the heart of a popular story about Narad Muni and Lord Vishnu. Confident that no one could match his devotion, Narad asks Vishnu to name…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

Her royal heilness: Berlin show revisits the artist who turned the Queen into a Nazi

The late Christoph Schlingensief was one of German art’s great provocateurs. Can his B-Movie horror aesthetics still shock us into thinking anew about media power, colonialism, and the far right?

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

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Opera returns to State Theatre with Wagner gala

The national opera company is returning to its traditional Melbourne venue, now known as the Ian Potter State Theatre, after a break of more than four years.

AAP · Oct 15

Has Apple Just Killed the Traditional Smart Home? Inside Apple HomeView

While smart speakers and screens have been available for years, HomeView shifts the focus from simple command execution to personalized, context-aware assistance.It bridges hardware, software, and privacy-first architecture to deliver an ecosystem command hub built for every member of the family. Design and Display CapabilitiesHomeView comes in two physical variants-…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

New Toyota Glanza 2026: Expected Price, Design Changes and Features

The premium hatchback market just got more exciting. Toyota India has rolled out the 2026 Toyota Glanza facelift, which brings tech and safety features that were only seen in much more expensive cars. The Glanza has always been recognized as an economical and spacious hatchback, and the new version has…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

Who Is More Powerful: Kuldevi or Mool Devi?

Can a powerful warrior lose his advantage by misunderstanding the very power he worships? In the Ramayana, Indrajit, Ravana’s mighty son, depended on a special ritual to prepare for battle. His family deity, Nikumbhila Devi, was central to this tradition. But when Indrajit created the illusion that Sita had been…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

Rachel Roddy’s recipe for spaghetti with Marmite

An umami-packed dish for when you need a flavour hit in a hurry

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

Thursday news quiz: Nobel winners, ruined dinners and Claudia’s sinners

Test yourself on topical news trivia, pop culture and general knowledge every Thursday. How will you fare?

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

Voices: I’m terrified of answering the phone and it’s affecting my social life

DEAR VIX: The Independent’s agony aunt Victoria Richards is here to help. Email [email protected] for advice on love, work, family and relationships

The Independent UK · Oct 15

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The Independent UK · Oct 15

How to cook an Indian feast at home, according to a Michelin-starred chef

From a fragrant chicken biryani to a fiery Rajasthani lamb curry and beautifully spiced cutlets, Aktar Islam, the chef behind Birmingham’s two-Michelin-starred Opheem, shows Hannah Twiggs how to bring a little restaurant magic into the home kitchen

The Independent UK · Oct 15

The Celebrity Traitors ranked: Who is playing the best and worst game in the castle?

TV: As we near the halfway mark of a chaotic and unpredictable series, Rachel McGrath looks at the strongest and weakest players among the Traitors and the Faithful

Times Life · Oct 15

Why Frog Skin Detects a Polluted Stream Before Any Lab Test Can

Skin That Breathes, Drinks, and Absorbs Everything A frog does not drink water through its mouth. It absorbs it through a patch of highly vascularised skin on its belly and inner thighs called the drinking patch, pulling moisture and dissolved gases directly into the bloodstream. The same surface handles a…

Times Life · Oct 15

The Night Frogs of Kerala: Species Found Nowhere Else on Earth

A Family Older Than the HimalayasThe family Nyctibatrachidae, Kerala's night frogs, diverged from all other frog lineages somewhere between 70 and 86 million years ago, when the Indian subcontinent was still a drifting landmass moving north across the Tethys Sea. The Himalayas did not exist yet. The frogs were already…

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Times Life · Oct 15

What 2 Weeks in a Boarding Kennel Does to a Dog's Appetite and Behaviour

Why the Kennel Environment Disrupts a Dog's BaselineDogs are creatures of associative routine. Their nervous systems are calibrated to the specific sounds, smells, and rhythms of the household they live in. A boarding kennel replaces all of that simultaneously: the scent profile changes, the vocal landscape changes, the light cycle…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

5 Things Parents Say Without Thinking That Can Hurt a Child's Feelings

But children may understand our words differently from how we intend them. A comment meant to motivate can feel like criticism. A comparison meant to encourage can leave a child feeling inadequate. Even a casual remark made during frustration can influence how a child understands their emotions and abilities, especially…

Times Life · Oct 15

Mediation and Small Claims Court: The Cheaper Legal Route Most Indians Skip

Why Most Disputes Never See a Courtroom, or a ResolutionA contractor takes ₹40,000 and disappears before finishing the bathroom tiles. A neighbour borrows money and stops picking up calls. A landlord holds the security deposit for reasons that change every week. These are the disputes that quietly eat at people…

Times Life · Oct 15

How to Get an Affidavit Made in India and When You Actually Need One

What an Affidavit Actually IsAn affidavit is a written statement you sign in front of a notary or magistrate and swear is true. That oath is what gives it legal weight. Without the sworn signature and the notary's stamp, it is just a typed letter. The document itself can be…

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

18 again: I returned to my life in 1990. Who – and what – would I find there?

I doused myself in Poison perfume and made the trip back to my childhood home, friends and college. What could I learn by re-immersing myself in a world that brimmed with hope and potential?

Times Life · Oct 15

Chanakya Niti: 5 Rules for Dividing Festival Work in a Joint Family

The Person Who Does Everything Resents EveryoneIn a joint family, festival preparation does not distribute itself. It pools toward whoever says yes first, whoever is in the kitchen when the question is asked, whoever cannot say no without a scene. Chanakya observed in the Arthashastra that a state collapses not…

Times Life · Oct 15

Why Hyaluronic Acid Dries You Out in a North Indian Winter

What Hyaluronic Acid Actually DoesHyaluronic acid is a humectant. It draws water molecules toward itself and holds them at the surface of the skin. In a humid environment, it pulls that water from the air around you. In a dry one, with no ambient moisture to draw from, it reaches…

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