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Bigg Boss 20 contestant Uditi Singh says she has moved on from her past relationship with Karan Wahi. Addressing speculation about his wildcard entry, she says she would treat him like any other contestant despite their two-and-a-half-year relationship

Sports Business Journal’s fourth annual SBA: Tech awards, held in May 2026, named winners including Elevate’s EPIC data platform, Plantiga, OneCourt and Retailcloud. The ceremony also recognized TGL’s multi-vendor tech stack and individual executives.

Haiwaan effect: Viewers revisit Mohanlal’s Oppam to compare it with Akshay-Saif thriller

Absolute Green Arrow #5 finds Black Canary trapped with Hector Hammond’s horrors, a sacrifice looming, and betrayal crawling out of every shadow.

Brielle Saracini revisited her cherished Yankee Stadium to throw the ceremonial first pitch on Friday, marking 25 years since her father’s tragic death on September 11. Her father, the late United Airlines pilot Victor Saracini, was aboard Flight 175, which collided with the South Tower of the World Trade Center.

Lady Gaga is entering a new era: motherhood. The 40-year-old singer and her fiancé Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child together.

In June 2026, before the FIFA World Cup concluded in July, a Navigate analysis commissioned by Sports Business Journal projected that U.S. stadium naming-rights sponsors would forgo up to $53.5 million in domestic media value and $134.8 million globally because of FIFA’s clean-stadium branding policy. The figures were pre-tournament estimates, not measured post-event results, and…

Turki Al-Sheikh could be lining up a move for Leicester City. A press report on Friday linked the chairman of the Saudi General Entertainment Authority to a possible interest in the 2015-2016 Premier League champions, after his position was sounded out over a potential purchase.

A former Captain America goes rogue with nukes and mommy visions in Avengers: Armageddon #4, as World War III looms and a new player debuts.

On Friday, Americans solemnly observed the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, honoring nearly 3,000 lives lost in a day that altered U.S. history. Ceremonies unfolded across the country, notably at Ground Zero, the Pentagon, and a Pennsylvania field, where hijacked planes had struck two decades ago.