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“It taps into something deep within all of us” – Tooth and Claw podcast host on why we can’t get...
Advnture· 3 days agoThe 2010 victims were innocently sleeping when the bears attacked. Larson has been studying bear...
India vs South Africa Live Score, T20 World Cup 2024 Final: Barbados wakes up to heavy rainfall as...
Hindustan Times· 3 days agoIndia would know a lot about considering the disappointments they have suffered in major tournaments...
National Inter-State Athletics Championships: Kartik Karkera - doctor by profession, runner by...
Sportstar· 1 day agoAs he walked off the track, after taking fifth place in the 1500m at the National Inter-State Senior...
The Media’s New Religion
The Dispatch· 1 day agoIt has become more and more obvious to me that the old-school “liberal” values of the American model of the press have evolved into something else, a...
In Defense of Airport Sushi
Conde Nast Traveler· 3 days agoI know great fish when I see it—and no, I haven’t had great fish in an airport. I have had perfectly fine fish, over and over, and I’ll tell you ...
Size questions don't bother ‘joyful' Sixers pick Jared McCain
NBC Sports Philadelphia· 5 days agoA lot of our wins and losses were (decided by) the rebounding battle. “So wherever I go, I try to do...
15 Hours in the Halifax Airport: A Blizzard-Bound Food Diary
Conde Nast Traveler· 3 days agoThe Firkin & Flyer was just opening, a few shadows already bent over eggs and coffee. I needed some...
Madan Mohan centenary: Remembering the composer, his jugalbandi with Lata Mangeshkar and his 11...
CNBC Awaaz· 1 day agoThe foot-tapping Sadhana-Lata masti bhara tarana from the serious thriller Mera Saaya (1966), Jhumka...
13 facts you didn’t know about Tems
Revolt· 1 day agoIn the first verse of “Wickedest” from her debut album, Born in the Wild, Tems hit listeners with the line, “Three years and I’m only just getting...
‘Sweet Shop’: Amit Chaudhuri (re)opens intimate, everyday spaces for English poetry from India
Scroll· 1 day agoThis is how poet and writer Anjum Hasan felt when she first came “face to face” in her teenage with an Indian poem in English, this is precisely how she felt about it, with “something ...
