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At the 2024 PCAs, Sydney Sweeney didn need much to draw attention.
On the red carpet, making a style statement might not be as simple as it seems. Celebrities frequently go to extreme lengths to create an impression, dressing in dynamic gowns and creating mind-bending optical illusions. Few people can pull off an effortlessly stylish look while drawing attention from everyone in the room. Included in them was Count Sydney Sweeney. With her movie co-star Glen Powell by her side, the Anyone But You actress attended the People's Choice Awards 2024 on Sunday night. Although their on-screen chemistry generated a lot of excitement when the film first came out, her red carpet look was what stole the show at this event. Sydney Sweeney attended the awards ceremony wearing a rich crimson custom-made Monot gown. The bustier was wired, and the narrow straps dropped to reveal a plunging neckline. The all-black garment hugged her curves in a form-fitting silhouette until it revealed a slit at the back of the length at the ankle. Her gown was accessorized with satin strap heels, finger rings, and earrings; after all, a look like that really didn't need anything more.Sydney wore her blond hair, which was ombre in tone, parted down the middle and falling in big waves down her back. Her stunning red gown looked stunning with her smokey eyes, which she accessorized with a nude lip and bronzed cheeks.Sydney Sweeney is obviously partial to a little red dress, and we're not at all upset about that.
Published 19 Feb 2024 05:20 PM


Australias Glenn Maxwell was hospitalized
"Although Glenn Maxwell is an essential component of Australia's white-ball team, head coach Andrew McDonald stated that he needs to ""hold up his end of the bargain"" in light of his ""less than ideal"" Adelaide incident. Maxwell was admitted to the Adelaide hospital last week after becoming intoxicated and passing out at a ""Six and Out"" concert, which featured former Australian pacer Brett Lee. He wasn't kept in the hospital for long and was discharged soon after and is now back in training. I spoke with Glenn and we had a nice conversation about the incident yesterday. Moving forward, it needs to be taken into account that he takes care of himself,"" McDonald was cited as telling the Sydney Evening News. ""We've given him the opportunity to rest and rehab in that period of time and I suppose the lessons for him around that would be to take up his end of the bargain in that space and take care of himself."" Maxwell was rested for next month's three-match ODI series against the West Indies at home and he took the opportunity to attend a golf event in Adelaide before the incident took place."Glenn Maxwell should play cricket for Australia for the next three to four years, in our opinion. Is he going to be able to attend the 2027 World Cup in South Africa? Who knows? However, he's an important member of our white-ball teams," McDonald remarked. "We're a much better team when he plays, and because of the terrible injury he sustained, some management measures will be implemented around him. But for as long as possible, we want Glenn Maxwell to play for Australia. We're going to have to do our end, and Glenn is no doubt going to have to hold up his end of the bargain." This is not Maxwell's first experience.Maxwell was sidelined for months by this for the Australian team. In a bizarre accident that occurred in November of last year, he also suffered bruises and head injuries after falling from the back of a golf cart. "From his and our perspectives, it's not ideal that the night ended the way it did, given all the information he's provided and the fact that he's had a few drinks. It's a sincere error," McDonald remarked. "Of course, he needs to examine what he's doing on his end and determine whether it's the appropriate course of action at that particular moment. Fortunately, it doesn't cause any harm. He is now well." Maxwell has not yet participated in a limited-overs cricket match for Australia since his team's November return from India.Following his performance as the third-highest run scorer for Australia in the record-tying sixth edition of the ODI World Cup in India, Maxwell took part in a three-match T20I series in India and then played in the Big Bash League. He ended as the Stars' second-highest run scorer, and starting on February 9, the West Indies T20Is are expected to see him maintain his impressive form.
Published 09 Feb 2024 02:55 AM
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On the controversy surrounding the Melbourne concert, Neha Kakkar breaks her silence, saying, "Performed Absolutely Free, Organisers Ran Away."
Finally addressing the controversy surrounding her Melbourne show, singer Neha Kakkar has disclosed the specifics of what transpired that day. When Neha came three hours late for her Melbourne show, the irate audience jeered her and told her to leave. She broke down on stage and apologized to the audience in a video that went viral. Neha has now disclosed that her band was not given access to basic amenities like food, lodging, or water, and that the organizers fled without being paid. She claimed that because her fans were waiting for her, they nevertheless went on stage for the performance in spite of everything. Neha revealed that she didn't even know the concert was going since the organizers stopped returning her managers' calls, and that the sound check was also postponed because the vendor wasn't paid. Neha Kakkar finally spoke out about the situation in a recent Instagram post, writing, "They said she came three hours late. Did they even ask once what happened to her, what did they do to her and her band? I didn't even tell anyone what had happened to us when I talked on stage because I didn't want anyone to be hurt because I'm not the one who should punish people, but now that it's in my name, I had to speak up. Here it is, then.Neha went on, "Are you all aware that I gave my Melbourne audience a completely free performance? My money and others were stolen by the organizers. My band didn't even receive water, food, or lodging. My spouse went with his boys to feed them.
Published 28 Mar 2025 10:27 PM


At the 2024 PCAs, Sydney Sweeney didn need much to draw attention.
On the red carpet, making a style statement might not be as simple as it seems. Celebrities frequently go to extreme lengths to create an impression, dressing in dynamic gowns and creating mind-bending optical illusions. Few people can pull off an effortlessly stylish look while drawing attention from everyone in the room. Included in them was Count Sydney Sweeney. With her movie co-star Glen Powell by her side, the Anyone But You actress attended the People's Choice Awards 2024 on Sunday night. Although their on-screen chemistry generated a lot of excitement when the film first came out, her red carpet look was what stole the show at this event. Sydney Sweeney attended the awards ceremony wearing a rich crimson custom-made Monot gown. The bustier was wired, and the narrow straps dropped to reveal a plunging neckline. The all-black garment hugged her curves in a form-fitting silhouette until it revealed a slit at the back of the length at the ankle. Her gown was accessorized with satin strap heels, finger rings, and earrings; after all, a look like that really didn't need anything more.Sydney wore her blond hair, which was ombre in tone, parted down the middle and falling in big waves down her back. Her stunning red gown looked stunning with her smokey eyes, which she accessorized with a nude lip and bronzed cheeks.Sydney Sweeney is obviously partial to a little red dress, and we're not at all upset about that.
Published 19 Feb 2024 05:20 PM
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Rohit Sharma hints at playing as the opener in the third Australia Test after taking Gavaskar and Shastri's recommendations.
Published 12 Dec 2024 10:06 PM


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Published 11 Dec 2024 08:23 PM


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On the controversy surrounding the Melbourne concert, Neha Kakkar breaks her silence, saying, "Performed Absolutely Free, Organisers Ran Away."
Finally addressing the controversy surrounding her Melbourne show, singer Neha Kakkar has disclosed the specifics of what transpired that day. When Neha came three hours late for her Melbourne show, the irate audience jeered her and told her to leave. She broke down on stage and apologized to the audience in a video that went viral. Neha has now disclosed that her band was not given access to basic amenities like food, lodging, or water, and that the organizers fled without being paid. She claimed that because her fans were waiting for her, they nevertheless went on stage for the performance in spite of everything. Neha revealed that she didn't even know the concert was going since the organizers stopped returning her managers' calls, and that the sound check was also postponed because the vendor wasn't paid. Neha Kakkar finally spoke out about the situation in a recent Instagram post, writing, "They said she came three hours late. Did they even ask once what happened to her, what did they do to her and her band? I didn't even tell anyone what had happened to us when I talked on stage because I didn't want anyone to be hurt because I'm not the one who should punish people, but now that it's in my name, I had to speak up. Here it is, then.Neha went on, "Are you all aware that I gave my Melbourne audience a completely free performance? My money and others were stolen by the organizers. My band didn't even receive water, food, or lodging. My spouse went with his boys to feed them.
Published 28 Mar 2025 10:27 PM


Could you pass a year 10 civics test? Only 28% of Australian students can
Australian year 10 students’ understanding of civics has dropped to a record low. How does your knowledge stack up?Australian students’ understanding of civics education has fallen to a record low, a national test indicates. The test, held by the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (Acara) to measure “attitudes and engagement” with civics and citizenship, found 43% of year 6 students met the proficient standard, compared with 53% in 2019.Just 28% of year 10 students met the proficient standard, a fall from 38% in 2019 and the lowest level since assessments began in 2004. Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email A parliamentary committee this month recommended the rollout of a universal and mandatory civics and citizenship curriculum, noting Australia’s system of compulsory voting and a precarious environment in which “democracies around the world … are facing rising disengagement, distrust … misinformation and disinformation”.Acara’s example online test for year 10 students veered into the philosophical, covering topics from multiculturalism to protest laws.
Published 19 Feb 2025 09:52 PM


Ideal travel suggestions for your short getaways in India and elsewhere for the 2025 long weekend calendar
There will be plenty of long weekends in 2025, making it the ideal time of year for everyone to travel. With our help, strategically plan your trips for every vacation.With just a few well-timed weekend getaways, you'll be ready for your 2025 mini-vacation! The 2025 long weekend schedule is broken out in this guide, along with the top travel destinations in India and overseas for each holiday. Make the most of your vacation time by using this roadmap to plan ahead, pack your bags, and purchase your tickets. Life is too short to miss these fantastic travel opportunities, after all! Additionally, Skyscanner now offers the cheapest flights to your preferred location. Let's examine all of the extended weekends in 2025 and how to maximize them!Discover 2025's lengthy weekends! Get comprehensive details about festivals, holidays, and the ideal times to take time off to prolong your weekend. Make the most of these chances to relax and visit fascinating places by planning your travels in advance.
Published 23 Jan 2025 10:30 PM


Are you concerned about your child's move from daycare to big school It can be easier with music.
On the first day of "big school," your youngster is crying uncontrollably and clinging to your leg at the school gate. You don't understand. There was a lot of enthusiasm and anticipation in the weeks before this day; uniforms were eagerly tried on and school supplies were sourced and labeled. Your youngster is accustomed to the idea of a drop-off because they have been attending daycare for years. However, something seems strange today, and you realize you're not alone when you see other parents going through similar separation difficulties.No matter how much we prepare for it, the move from daycare to big school is not always easy. According to a recent poll conducted by early learning educators Young Academics, 42% of parents reported that their child had difficulty making the transition from daycare to major school, and 72% of parents worry that their children are not ready for school. Young Academics and The Wiggles collaborated to improve their curriculum by adding music-based materials that support children's growth in self-assurance, emotional fortitude, and academic and creative abilities.However, is this a workable strategy and is it generalizable? Indeed, according to Dr. Steffen A. Herff, head of the Sydney Music, Mind, and Body Lab at the University of Sydney's Sydney Conservatorium of Music. According to him, music can help young children make the transition from daycare to big school in a number of ways, including by facilitating their expression and communication and serving as a "powerful tool to foster social bonding."In addition to promoting memory, inventiveness, and higher order thinking, he asserts that "music, dance, and other art forms have remarkable abilities in terms of regulating emotions." Crucially, they also provide a simple route to shared enculturation, which can greatly contribute to a feeling of kinship and belonging with individuals or locations you may have only recently encountered.
Published 21 Jan 2025 09:04 PM


The Trump effect has caused Australia's carbon emissions target to halt.
As the advisory body weighs the likely impact of Donald Trump's presidency, Labor is on track to go to the federal election without a 2035 emissions reduction target.Bloomberg — Donald Trump's entry to the White House is projected to put Australia's new carbon emission reduction objectives by 2035 out past the next election, which is scheduled for May, by several months.On Monday, Bowen said on Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio, "We don't know yet whether he'll be able to abolish the Inflation Reduction Act." If that happens, that's a bad thing. However, the money must go elsewhere if the US shows less interest in investing in renewable energy. Furthermore, Australia will be at the top of the list. The center-left Labor government in Australia has made an effort to change the nation's standing as a global climate laggard. It enacted the country's first emission reduction goals shortly after taking office, promising to reduce emissions by 43% from 2005 levels by 2030.Early next year, Australia is anticipated to agree to revised 2035 targets under the Paris Agreement. Matt Kean, the chairman of the Climate Change Authority, stated that it would take more time to recommend how much should be decreased. In an interview with the Sydney Morning Herald, Kean stated that "the election of Donald Trump, his statements on climate change, and his positions on energy policy are likely to have a global impact." "We will need longer time to offer the target's recommendations because of this additional work. We anticipate being able to complete this work in a few months.Due to the delay, the announcement of the 2035 aim is most likely to occur after the next election, which is scheduled for May 17. Although both political parties in Australia have committed to achieving net zero by 2050, the opposition Liberal-National Coalition has so far declined to establish any immediate goals.
Published 16 Jan 2025 10:36 PM


Review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ in Australia: AI wizardry can unleash the artist
Everything from schoolwork to making original artwork for your company or a pet project has become much simpler with the help of new AI functions that are driven by a pen.In the past, a tablet or iPad was a fantastic way to work and play while traveling. However, with the help of new pen-powered AI features, everything has been much simpler, from schoolwork to making new artwork for your company. Simple line drawings can be quickly turned into stunning graphics, and automatic transcriptions and summaries greatly improve the efficiency of academics, note-taking, and even personal journaling.AI has the potential to revolutionize productivity for small business owners. For instance, it can drastically reduce the time required for routine social media or marketing duties.
Published 07 Jan 2025 10:30 PM


Medalists at the Paralympics earn hundreds of thousands of dollars less than those at the Olympics.
Many of us will be looking for a healthy bonus to assist us start the new year as 2024 comes to an end. The same is true for elite athletes.In recognition of their athletic accomplishments, numerous gold medalists from this year's Olympics in Paris will be receiving enormous bonuses and presents. But according to a CNN Sport study, many of their Paralympic counterparts are receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars less in compensation.Numerous nations have distinct National Olympic and Paralympic committees (NOCs and NPCs, respectively) and governing organizations that run their individual sports in ways that differ from those of other nations. For instance, Australia has two organizations—the Australian Olympic Committee and Paralympics Australia—while the United States has just one, the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC). In a similar vein, World Athletics and World Para Athletics are separate organizations that oversee track and field for the physically fit and paralyzed, respectively. As he and Elena Congost near the finish line of the women's T12 marathon, Mia Carol falters.Numerous NOCs and NPCs get funding from both public and private sources, including sponsorship and rights like Spain's. Some, like China or Great Britain, get most of their funding from the government in addition to other sources (such a national lottery). Others, like the USOPC, are nonprofit organizations that rely on private investment and the kindness of the nation's citizens (e.g. the USOPC's direct fan donation scheme) and do not receive any government money. When possible, CNN obtained information from credible local reporting and contacted Olympic and Paralympic officials from each of the countries participating at this year's Games in Paris. Some countries, such as Great Britain, forbid or do not let competitors to receive awards. Only 23 countries including Taiwan gave their Paralympic champions bonuses this big, while at least 42 nations gave gold medalists over $100,000 following the Paris Olympics. Sarah Storey, Great Britain's most successful Paralympic athlete, told CNN Sport, "Looking across the world, it is very disappointing that nations place such a varying importance on the funding of their athletes and that the profile and opportunity for para-athletes is often overlooked."
Published 01 Jan 2025 10:25 PM


Indian Railways is preparing to outfit its main routes with Kavach 4.0.
Rapidly implementing the cutting-edge Kavach 4.0 automatic train protection system is one of the major steps Indian Railways is taking to improve the safety and effectiveness of its operations.It is moving quickly to equip its main routes with an innovative Kavach 4.0 autonomous train protection system.According to officials, Kavach 4.0 is an improved, all-inclusive, technologically advanced solution created by Indian Railways to avoid mishaps and guarantee the efficient running of trains, adding another degree of security and management. A press release stated that the upgraded Kavach 4.0 would replace all locomotives that had a lower version of Kavach installed. Kavach will be implemented over the NF Railway, which is roughly 1966 RKM long and runs from Malda Town to Dibrugarh. The implementation of Kavach 4.0 by Indian Railways across its key routes is a broader initiative to modernize its infrastructure and improve safety standards. By leveraging technology such as Kavach 4.0, the connectivity system will ensure smoother operations, minimizing human error and most importantly preventing accidents.
Published 30 Dec 2024 09:33 PM


Our miracle baby: A critically ill Australian infant recuperating in Brisbane after becoming ill in Bali
According to her mother, an ill Australian baby who got an unknown bacterial infection in Bali is making "huge improvements" in the hospital.Seven weeks old Lucky was born in Bali to Australian parents Honey Ahimsa and Pan after she became unable to breathe on her own due to an unidentified disease.Due to a shortage of materials, Indonesian medical professionals were unable to treat the newborn, but they were able to detect that she had a bacterial infection that was causing her lungs to stop functioning.Lucky's mother Honey has subsequently confirmed on social media that the child is recovering in the hospital following the organization of an emergency Medivac flight to transport the family to Brisbane for treatment. "Doctors said she wasn't going to make it and now here she is in my arms for the first time in nine days," Ahimsa said to her Instagram account. "This emotion is unmatched by anything else."Our miraculous baby, she is a warrior. I will always be grateful to everyone who made this happen. Ahimsa released a heartwarming video of herself holding her young daughter in the hospital, her emotions evident. Ahimsa was born in Melbourne but recently moved to Indonesia with her small family. Despite their best efforts, the Balinese doctors were unable to provide the newborn with the care that he needed because of a shortage of facilities and materials.Nearly $200,000 has been raised for the young family through a crowd funding page.
Published 21 Dec 2024 03:34 PM


Rohit Sharma hints at playing as the opener in the third Australia Test after taking Gavaskar and Shastri's recommendations.
Rohit Sharma is expected to return as an opener in the third Test match against Australia, according to hints made during India's training session on Thursday.According to India's training session on Thursday, captain Rohit Sharma is expected to have been influenced by cricket greats Ravi Shastri and Sunil Gavaskar. Sharma will be starting as an opener in the third Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against Australia. India, having won the first Test in Perth, lost by 10 wickets in the pink ball Test in Adelaide, putting the five-Test series at a 1-1 draw. Brisbane's Gabba will host the start of the third Test match on Saturday. In India's first training session in Brisbane, the out-of-form Rohit, who batted at No. 6 for the country in the second Test, spent a significant amount of time facing the new ball, according to 7news.com.au. Following the second Test on Monday, the squad practiced at the Adelaide Oval after arriving in Brisbane on Wednesday.As Rohit kept himself occupied with slips training, the training session initially suggested that India would persist with their current opening combination of KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal for the third Test. The two began in the nets. Shortly after, however, he took Rahul's place in the nets and faced the new ball against Mohammed Siraj, Akash Deep, and Jasprit Bumrah—something he had not done in the lead-up to the last Test.
Published 12 Dec 2024 10:06 PM


Which team will prevail in today's encounter between Australia Women and India Women in the third One-Day International?
In the third ODI, the women of Australia and India will continue their current ODI series. The next match between the two teams will take place on Wednesday, December 11 at the Western Australia Cricket Association Ground in Perth. It is important to remember that the Australian women have already won the series after winning the first two One-Day Internationals.But in their next match against the women of Australia, the Indian women would be hoping for a consoling win. The team is hoping for a better performance in the next match after struggling in the previous two ODIs.The three-match series against the seven-time reigning world champions has been a brutal reality check for India, who have struggled in all three areas—batting, bowling, and fielding. India's fragility was brought to light in the second ODI with a record-breaking 122-run loss. Despite occasional outbursts of brilliance, the batters never really tried to match Australia's 371/8.
Published 11 Dec 2024 08:23 PM


IPL 2025 Pakistan will play New Zealand in a bilateral series after being excluded from the IPL.
New Zealand's World Test Championship cycle (WTC) will include a three-match Test series against England in November and December.The home season schedule for 2024–2025 has been revealed by the New Zealand Cricket Board. The Indian Premier League 2025 season may coincide with the Blackcaps' March–April bilateral series against Pakistan, which will feature of a three-match ODI series and a five-match T20I series.The first-team players with IPL contracts chose to play for their respective teams, thus New Zealand sent their second-string team to Pakistan to play a five-match Twenty20 International series earlier in the year during the 2024 Indian Premier League. The home season schedule for 2024–2025 has been revealed by the New Zealand Cricket Board. The Indian Premier League 2025 season may coincide with the Blackcaps' March–April bilateral series against Pakistan, which will feature of a three-match ODI series and a five-match T20I series.
Published 04 Dec 2024 11:12 PM