Despite the fact that his daughter James is only three months old, actor Ryan Reynolds has already had in mind “normal” jobs that would fit her.
“I worry that my daughter’s going to want to go into show business. You know, you worry about really stupid stuff… And you sort of sit there and go, ‘Oh gosh, is she going to want to do this?’ I like to whisper in her ear, like, really normal everyday jobs.
Reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian, who delivered her third child in December 2014, has shared an image of her newborn son Reign Aston Disick with the world.
She gave the first look at her baby on image-sharing website Instagram, roughly three months after giving birth to her bundle of joy, reports aceshowbiz.com.
“My little turtle dove angel baby boy Reign Aston Disick,” Kourtney captioned the photograph that showed baby Reign in a white onesie lying on a white fur rug.
“Meet my beautiful grandson!!!! #blessed #oneofthelovesofmylife,” Kris Jenner wrote alongside the image.
Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar has started shooting for Prabhudheva’s upcoming directorial venture “Singh Is Bliing” in Patiala.
The sequel to the 2008 blockbuster “Singh Is Kinng”, will once again have Akshay donning a turban. He will have actresses Lara Dutta and Amy Jackson sharing screen space with him.
“In Patiala, started the day with Waheguru’s blessings at the Gurudwara and now it’s time for day 1 of #SinghIsBliing!,” Akshay, 47, posted on Twitter.
A US firm has given thousands of people their first look into the colours red and green by tricking the brain with a pair of sunglasses.
EnChroma, based in Berkeley, north of San Francisco, developed the colour blindness corrective gear two years ago and recently launched an upgraded model of sunglasses allowing users to play sports and is child-friendly, Xinhua reported.
Over 340 million people around the world suffer from colour blindness, as the condition can hinder simple everyday activities, like driving.
A United Nations official has warned that Syria has now reached a ” dangerous tipping point” after being embroiled in a four and a half-year-long civil war.
While addressing donors at an aid pledging conference in Kuwait, Antonio Guterres, UN High Commissioner for Refugees, said that it was clear that the world’s response to the Syrian crisis couldn’t be business as usual and the stability of its neighboring countries, such as, Jordan and Lebanon, was at risk, Fox News reported.
The UN’s role would become more problematic soon as the gap widens between humanitarian needs and relief.
NASA’s Hubble space telescope has clicked a set of wispy, goblin-green objects that are the ephemeral ghosts of quasars that flickered to life and then faded.
The glowing structures have looping, helical and braided shapes.
“They do not fit in a single pattern. The features offer insights into the puzzling behaviour of galaxies with energetic cores,” said Bill Keel from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa.
These images reveal a set of bizarre, greenish looping, spiral and braided shapes around eight active galaxies.
A team of applied physicists has devised a method to develop world’s smallest light-powered gyroscope – a fraction of the width of a human hair – that will enable a new generation of phenomenally compact gyroscope-based navigation systems, among other intriguing applications.
“We have found a new detection scheme that may lead to the world’s smallest gyroscope sooner,” said Li Ge, physicist at the City University of New York.
Facebook has introduced a new feature that not only helps you collect and organise photos of your children at one place but also share them with other friends on the social networking site.
The Facebook “Scrapbook” lets you create a photo tag for your child even if he or she is not on Facebook and then create a Facebook album of the photos in which he or she is tagged, CNET reported.
Facebook found that several parents tag their partner in photos of their kids in order to share those photos with their partner’s Facebook friends.
If you want the benefits of medical marijuana without the “unwanted side effects” of cannabis, here is a piece of news for you.
A new research suggests that fenofibrate – a common drug used to control cholesterol levels in patients – activates the same receptors as cannabis and may become a viable treatment option for relieving pain, stimulating appetite, reducing nausea and preventing depression.
Gold prices rose by Rs 175 to trade at one-week high at Rs 26,950 per 10 grams on increased buying by jewellers and retailers even as the precious metal weakened overseas.
Silver too played along, gaining Rs 250, to hit Rs 37,600 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.
In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity climbed Rs 175 each to Rs 26,950 and Rs 26,800 per 10 grams, respectively, a level last seen on March 26.
The sovereign, however, continued to be traded at Rs 23,700 per piece of eight grams.
If you love eggs, there is good news for you. Egg consumption could reduce the risk of Type-2 diabetes, says a new research.
The study, published in American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, found that men who ate approximately four eggs per week had a 37 percent lower risk of Type-2 diabetes than men who only ate one egg a week.
Type-2 diabetes is becoming increasingly widespread throughout the world.
Researchers at the University of Eastern Finland assessed dietary habits of 2,332 men aged between 42 and 60 years during 1984-1989.
Premier League managers Arsene Wenger and Tony Pulis believe that Football Association chairman Greg Dyke’s proposals to ‘improve the quality of English players’ is flawed, as the Arsenal boss claims that the right to play has to be earned, while the West Brom head coach says that the quality of English youth is the problem.
Actress Kangana Ranaut has confirmed she has been roped in for the biopic on late Bollywood actress Meena Kumari, but says she won’t be able to start with the film before mid-2016.
Two of her other projects — one with Sujoy Ghosh and the other with Hansal Mehta — will be keeping her busy.
“Yes, I have been offered a film on Meena Kumari and I hope things work out,” Kangana said here Thursday at a “Meet & Greet” session of a campaign done by a popular website.
The Kenyan government has provided four helicopters to airlift scores of victims who were critically injured in Thursday’s terrorist attack on the Garissa University College (GUC) that claimed 147 lives.
Ten National Youth Service buses were also deployed to provide transport for over 300 students camping at the local military camp since Thursday afternoon after they were rescued from the college premises, Xinhua news agency reported on Friday.
A plus-sized YouTube sensation left Mario Balotelli and his Liverpool teammates stunned with his free kick skills.
Dutchman Bas van Velzen, whose videos have been viewed online over five million times, rocked up at Liverpool training posing as an online competition winner for a Reds’ dead-ball masterclass.
After watching Balotelli, Rickie Lambert, Lazar Markovic and Fabio Borini take pot shots at goal, Van Velzen stepped up and left the Liverpool players star-struck with his free-kick shooting skills, News.com.au reported.
Buoyed by the recent government-backed reforms and hopes of a strong revival in India’s economic growth, foreign players increased their investments in the Indian equities markets by 39.67 percent by pumping Rs.111,333 crore during 2014-15.
According to data with the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), the Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) infused Rs.79,709 crore into the equities market in 2013-14.
The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) has upheld in large part an appeal against Confederation of African Football (CAF) sanctions that would allow Morocco to play in 2017 and 2019 African Nations Cup qualifying.
CAS said in a statement that the suspension of the next two editions of the African Nations Cup is canceled and the fine imposed to the Royal Federation of Moroccan Football is reduced to 50,000 dollars.
Four tribal labourers were killed and 27 others injured when a truck carrying them overturned at M S Road in (Morena)Madhya Pradesh, police said on Friday.
The mishap took place late on Thursday night when the victims, all agricultural labourers, were returning to their native village Veesa and Danganpur in Sheopur district from their work place Ambah area in Morena, Additional SP Raghuvansh Singh said.
The truck driver, who was allegedly under the influence of liquor, fled from the accident site and is absconding, Singh said.
Union Food Minister Ramvilas Paswan on Friday took a jibe at political parties including Congress, saying there was no reason for them to oppose the Land Acquisition Act.
“There is no reason for Congress to protest or condemn amendments in the land act which was brought through ordinance by Modi government. The land act would be a vardan (boon) to farmers in all aspects”, Paswan told reporters.
Police today arrested a man here for sending abusive messages to a 26-year-old woman and “maligning her character” through Facebook and WhatsApp.
The victim had lodged a complaint with police in February accusing Mohammed Abdul Kashif of harassing her by posting abusive or vulgar messages on Facebook and WhatsApp.
Kashif was arrested today. His questioning revealed that after befriending the woman, he tried to take advantage of her but was snubbed. The woman then started avoiding her, police said.
French authorities have reportedly said that the condition of the second black box of the ill-fated Germanwings plane, retrieved on the ninth day of the search operation, has given “hope” that the data on it could be used.
Prosecutor Brice Robin asserted that the box, found buried on the left side of a ravine, was “completely blackened” and appeared to be burnt, but was “possibly usable,” News24 reported.
The Congress party on Friday asked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to do some “honest soul searching” over the false promises they made to the people of the country while adding that they don’t need sermons from BJP president Amit Shah.
In a shocking incident, a woman sarpanch in Raipur’s Mohda village was hacked to death by her brother and nephew who were enraged with her for performing the last rites of her mother.
The victim, Geeta, was performing a ritual related to the funeral on Thursday, when her brother Chetram and nephew Piyush fatally attacked her with an axe.
The culprits have been arrested by the local police.
Adobe is launching a new text and photo-centric storytelling app called Slate for the iPad.
Slate focuses on text and images and combines the simplicity of the editing side of the popular blog-publishing platform, Medium, with the design chops of Adobe.
According to TechCrunch, using a set of pre-designed templates in Slate, users can create anything from magazine-like travel stories and photo albums to newsletters and reports.
A team of cops and heath officials today arrested a city-based gynaecologist along with his three agents, including a woman, for allegedly conducting gender determination tests, police said today.
“Yesterday, we arrested gynaecologist Paresh Sheth and his three aides from his clinic at Sheth Hospital at Shah-Aalam toll naka area here for conducting gender determination tests,” police inspector K R Dabhi said.