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Demi Moore owns 2,000 art dolls and once planned to turn them into a museum

Hollywood actor Demi Moore has an unusual passion that extends beyond the screen, with a collection of around 2,000 dolls, many of which she considers contemporary works of art. Unlike conventional playthings, these pieces are hand-sculpted figures designed to capture human expressions and emotions in miniature. Moore discussed her collection…

The Times of India · 19h ago

Obama’s Chicago presidential center went from a $500 million plan to $850 million

Barack Obama’s presidential centre in Chicago was planned as a major investment in the city’s South Side, the neighbourhood that shaped much of his personal and political life. The planning process began in 2014, and Chicago’s South Side was selected for the project in 2015. Jackson Park was chosen as…

The Times of India · 19h ago

Shakira’s $3.68 million contribution helps Cartagena school educate 1,000+ children yearly

In 2014, Colombian superstar Shakira embarked on a noble mission by establishing the Lomas del Peyé school in Cartagena, aimed at supporting at-risk children. Each year, this invaluable institution serves over 1,000 students, with a capacity to educate 1,700. Shakira's foundation has generously funded approximately $3.68 million of the total…

The Times of India · 19h ago

Iran Vows Tighter Starlink Crackdown: cyber officials deploy jammers and GPS spoofing; warn satellite internet threatens control

Iranian authorities have vowed to step up efforts to block Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet service and impose further restrictions on global internet access as the war with the United States and Israel continues.

The Times of India · 20h ago

Sara Blakely invested $5,000 in Spanx while selling fax machines; 21 years later, it is worth $1.2bn

Sara Blakely founded Spanx in 2000 with $5,000 in savings while working as a door-to-door fax machine salesperson. Despite having no formal business training or outside investment, she built the company into a global womenswear brand. In 2021, Blackstone acquired a majority stake in the company at a $1.2 billion…

The Times of India · 20h ago

Katy Perry has supported UNICEF’s global child welfare efforts since 2013

Katy Perry’s career has largely been defined by chart-topping songs, sold-out performances and a public profile that extends well beyond music. Since 2013, however, the American singer has also held a role with UNICEF, working to draw attention to the circumstances faced by children in vulnerable communities. Her involvement has…

The Times of India · 21h ago

Archaeologists find 19 injuries in 12 people buried in Iron and Viking Age Scandinavia

Archaeologists found evidence of traumatic injuries in 12 individuals from Iron and Viking Age Scandinavia. These injuries were discovered in domestic spaces like houses, pits, and wells across various sites. Examination of the remains revealed sharp-force and blunt-force injuries indicating potential violence in their lives. Researchers proposed that social conditions…

The Times of India · 21h ago

Once the fastest US liner, SS United States is set to become the world’s largest artificial reef

The historic ocean liner SS United States is set to be intentionally sunk off the coast of Florida, transforming it into the largest artificial reef in the world. This initiative follows successful environmental remediation and requires final approvals. To honor its legacy, a visitor center will be established, promoting tourism…

The Times of India · 21h ago

Trump Warns Leakers Of Shooting: says they ‘ought to go to jail or be shot’; links threat to push for public firing-squad execution

Trump issued a warning to those leaking military secrets, suggesting jail or execution as consequences. He also discussed the bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities and threats against leakers. The Pentagon is planning a live-stream execution of Nidal Malik Hasan for his 2009 attack at Fort Hood. Trump confirmed support for…

The Times of India · 21h ago

Data centre backlash reshapes American politics

Across the United States, the rapid expansion of data centres is becoming an unexpected source of political conflict. Residents are challenging local officials, community groups are organising across party lines, and politicians who once welcomed the industry are being forced to reconsider their positions.

The Times of India · 22h ago