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New BMW X5 breaks cover: New design, EV, PHEV, petrol, diesel & more

Safety features include Level 2 driver assistance systems such as adaptive cruise control, lane centring assist, highway and urban driving assist, parking assist and autonomous emergency braking. Multiple airbags, tyre pressure monitoring and electronic stability control are also standard. Adaptive suspension is fitted across the range, while Adaptive Chassis Control and adaptive air suspension are available on selected variants.
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People born on these dates have incredible inner strength

Individuals born on the 4th, 8th, 13th, 17th, 22nd, 26th, or 31st are believed to possess remarkable inner strength, patience, and discipline according to numerology and tarot traditions. These dates are linked to a calm demeanor in challenges, a preference for thoughtful responses over impulsive reactions, and a focus on personal growth and long-term goals.
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From Bond to Green Lantern: 6 roles Henry Cavill almost landed before Superman

Henry Cavill is beloved in Hollywood for good reason—the man has the looks, the talent, and the kind of screen presence that makes casting directors take notice. But landing a role and being noticed for one are two very different things. Cavill's career is full of moments where he came agonisingly close to something huge before it slipped away. Here is everything we know about the seven big ones.
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Gene Wilder's voice takes AI-generated shape

Gene Wilder's iconic voice as Willy Wonka is set to be reborn through AI for the new reality show, 'Wonka's The Golden Ticket,' premiering September 23, 2026. The show will feature 12 golden ticket holders competing in a Chocolate Factory-themed challenge. The Gene Wilder Estate expressed excitement, aiming to celebrate the actor's enduring warmth and imagination for a new generation, with Oompa Loompa actor Rusty Goffe also returning.
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Taylor Frankie Paul checks into a rehab facility

Reality star Taylor Frankie Paul has entered a rehabilitation facility, a move supported by those close to her, prioritizing her children's well-being. Meanwhile, her ex-husband Tate Paul has sought a temporary restraining order and petitioned to alter their divorce and custody arrangements. This comes after a period of strained co-parenting, following Paul's prior domestic violence arrest and guilty plea.
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Kriti Sanon hints all is well with Kabir Bahia through latest photo dump

In a delightful turn of events, Kriti Sanon seems to have put the breakup rumors with businessman Kabir Bahia to rest by sharing an intimate moment captured in a photo. This charming social media entry follows the whirlwind of speculation ignited by a wedding-like image that went viral. While Kriti maintains her preference for privacy regarding personal matters, her latest post has certainly piqued interest and turned heads once again.
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Akshay Kumar shares BTS with Farida Jalal and Kiran Kumar

Akshay Kumar expressed immense gratitude for the overwhelming response to 'Welcome To The Jungle'. He shared a heartwarming behind-the-scenes photo with veteran actors Farida Jalal and Kiran Kumar, crediting their blessings for the film's success. The comedy entertainer, a sequel to the popular franchise, is currently in theatres and has garnered significant audience appreciation.
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Pooja Hegde in talks for Pawan Kalyan's 'OG 2': Report

There's growing buzz around Pooja Hegde possibly joining the second installment of the 'They Call Him OG' franchise, especially after Priyanka Mohan's character met a tragic end in the initial film. While we await an official word, sources indicate conversations are happening. Coincidentally, Hegde recently flaunted a trendy bob hairstyle. Additionally, she's busy filming a romance drama alongside Dulquer Salmaan, signaling her return to the Telugu film industry.
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Pakistani singer reacts as Amaal recreates Awarapan songs

Pakistani singer Mustapha Zahid reacted after Amaal Mallik recreated Awarapan's 'To Phir Aao' as the title track for sequel Awarapan 2, calling it his career-best. Mustapha responded warmly, saying "borders are dangerous but so is love." The Emraan Hashmi-starrer, also featuring Disha Patani and Shabana Azmi, releases 14 August.
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Can you spot the hidden summer snack in this busy market? This viral brainteaser is tricking thousands

An eye-catching optical illusion is challenging people's observation skills since it has left thousands of puzzle lovers confused. Challenges viewers to spot an unexpected summer snack hidden inside a bustling market scene. While the illustration is packed with shoppers, food stalls, colourful displays, and tiny details, one item doesn't belong. The challenge? Find the hidden ice cream cone in under 20 seconds. It sounds simple, but the busy artwork has made this puzzle surprisingly difficult for many people.
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Greece becomes the 10th country to accept India’s UPI; what it means for Indian tourists visiting Europe

Indian travellers can now rejoice as Greece officially accepts UPI payments, making it the tenth country to do so. This integration, facilitated by NPCI International and Eurobank, simplifies digital transactions for tourists at participating merchants. Eligible visitors can now pay for meals, souvenirs, and more, reducing reliance on cash and international cards. This move promises a smoother travel experience for those exploring Greece's iconic destinations.
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Meet the 'Dinosaur Bird' Cassowary: World's most dangerous bird that delivers kicks powerful enough to break your bones and is the closest dinosaur relative.

Meet the cassowary, a bird hailed as the closest living relative to dinosaurs. Standing nearly two meters tall and weighing over 58 kilograms, this Australian native boasts reptilian legs, sharp claws up to 12 centimeters long, and a formidable casque. While not inherently aggressive, cassowaries can deliver bone-breaking kicks and have been known to attack when provoked or protecting their young, making them a creature to be respected.
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Life lessons from Chanakya that still apply to modern parenting

Ancient wisdom from Chanakya offers timeless parenting insights for today's challenges. Focusing on character over academics, discipline through guidance, and nurturing curiosity are key. The article highlights how peer influence, parental example, and fostering resilience are crucial. Ultimately, preparing children for life's complexities through patience and independence remains the enduring goal, echoing principles that transcend generations.
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Gilberto Mora scripts history, becomes youngest to play in WC knockouts since Pelé

Teen sensation Gilberto Mora, at 17, became the second-youngest player to start a World Cup knockout match, a feat only Pelé achieved. Mexico triumphed 2-0 over Ecuador, ending a 40-year wait for a knockout victory. Goals from Quiñones and Jiménez secured their Round of 16 spot, marking a historic moment for Mexican football after a dominant performance.
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Assam floods: Situation grim as one dies, over 46,000 affected across six districts

Assam grapples with escalating floods, impacting nearly 46,000 residents across six districts. A tragic drowning in Dhemaji marks the state's first flood-related fatality this year. The Brahmaputra and another major river are surging above danger levels, inundating over 3,800 hectares of farmland and affecting thousands of animals. Relief efforts are underway with four camps and six distribution centres operational.
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