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As people getting more opportunities in corporate sector for earning money as regular salaries, they want to utilize their extra income in different ways. While some people prefer to save money for future, others invest it to enjoy dividend in coming times.
Did you even experienced that when feeling low, negative news items and happenings can make you more depressed? As the same time, positive and delightful news is all the reason to boost your morale and beat your stress as well. What does this mean?
Life is becoming more and more competitive, and you have no time for almost everything. You have more than one or two reasons for not exercising as a daily routine. Whatever the case may be, ignoring your health and fitness can never be justified. But of course you have the answer.
Everybody wants to be more likable and accepted in the world. With growing net and accesses of social media, youngsters are inclined towards gaining popularity more than ever. They want to make an image of a social media star, seeking name, fame and money through the process.
With increasing global warming and depletion of groundwater, water situation continues to be the world’s biggest crises. Water shortage is believed to be one of the key reasons of ‘third world war’ if it ever happens. Not only a stress for adults, but also it’s a threat to children and to their future too.
Due to vast conflicts, climate change and economic shocks, African continent remains among the most vulnerable regions on the Earth. In times of Covid-19 pandemic when crises take devastating shape, many of the countries in Africa are already facing famine.
A large number of people being stressed, anxious or depressed is very common incident in modern world. Most of them are not happy or satisfied with their personal or professional life. For many of others what is upsetting is unhappy things happening around them or outside in the world.
World is quite strange and being more complicated every other day. As human being we have to cope up with this complicacy, even when we know that we ourselves are the reason behind it. Whatever might be the reason but all these rising complicacies are affecting our lives from every side.
As human beings, we have some important physical, psychological and emotional needs. The people, whose such needs are fulfilled time and again, tend to spend happier lives than others who could not have fulfilled them due to any reason.
Information technology is growing leap and bounds around the world. Along with that if something is growing with the same pace are we, the people. Whatever we want to know, whatever we want to do and whatever we want to get is just a click away from our dreams.
As civilization has ruined nature by de-forestation and pollution for their ambitious urbanization and industrialization goals. Simultaneously, the world is trying to save the environment with protection and conservation efforts. But how close of our targets we are now, is the big question.
The Covid-19 pandemic has made long-lasting impacts on the global economy. It will never be easy for any country, industry, business and human to come out of the economic shock in near future. Hampering the growth of decades, the crisis has not been bias regarding divides.
You meet daily a number of people, including family, friends, relatives, neighbors, colleagues, clients and many who were just strangers to you before some moments. There are some whom you meet regularly, nearly every day, while others on frequent intervals.
Second wave of Covid-19 pandemic has been far more dangerous than its first term in countries. While the first variants made toll mostly old and ailing people, these new double mutants has taken even the youth in its grip. The deadly increase of Covid cases in India was apparently an output of irresponsible behavior of government.
As new appliances and gadgets are coming in the market every next day, people tend to buy more of them, immaterial that they need them or not. They do so because spending money on new things gives them a sense of pleasure and satisfaction.
The Roseanne series, which aired from 1988 to 1997, became a cultural phenomenon during its run. With its portrayal of a working-class family living in the Midwest, the show was praised for its realistic and relatable characters. However, the show was also known for its controversies and scandals both on and off-screen. One of the…
The Beach Boys are one of the most iconic bands in the history of rock and roll, known for their sunny harmonies and catchy tunes that captured the spirit of California in the 1960s. However, behind the scenes, the group was rife with tension, resentment, and betrayal. The bad blood between the band members would…
Hollywood has always been a place of glitz, glamour, and scandal. One of the most notorious types of scandals that have occurred in Hollywood over the years are celebrity divorce scandals. Whether it’s cheating, financial disputes, or even custody battles, these scandals have captured the attention of the public and have often been splashed across…
Lucille Ball, the iconic actress and comedian, is known for her trailblazing career and beloved sitcom, I Love Lucy. But behind the scenes, Ball faced numerous challenges, including health issues and tumultuous personal relationships. Born in 1911 in Jamestown, New York, Ball began her entertainment career as a model and chorus girl before transitioning to…
Ed Asner’s acting career spanned over six decades, during which he appeared in numerous television shows, movies, and theatrical productions. He is perhaps best known for his role as Lou Grant, a character he played on two different television shows – “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and its spin-off “Lou Grant.” Asner won five Emmy…
Barbra Streisand is a name that is synonymous with entertainment. She is a legendary singer, actress, and filmmaker who has enjoyed a career spanning over six decades. However, what many people do not know is that “Barbra Streisand” is not her real name. Born in 1942 in Brooklyn, New York, Streisand’s real name is Barbara…
Legendary actor Christopher Plummer, best known for his iconic roles in “The Sound of Music” and “All the Money in the World,” shared his biggest regrets in a recent interview as he approached his 90th birthday. Despite his illustrious career spanning over six decades, Plummer revealed that there were certain things he wished he had…
Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In was a popular American television show that aired from 1968 to 1973. The show was a sketch comedy series that featured a rotating cast of talented comedians and actors. One of the most beloved cast members of the show was a young Goldie Hawn. Goldie Hawn was born in Washington, D.C….
Charles Schulz’s Peanuts Comics were a beloved part of American pop culture for more than 50 years. The comic strip, which featured iconic characters like Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, and Linus, was syndicated in thousands of newspapers around the world and spawned numerous television specials, movies, and merchandise. But despite its widespread popularity, there are…
“I Love Lucy” is a classic television show that has been entertaining audiences for decades. One of the most beloved episodes is “Job Switching,” also known as the “Chocolate Factory” episode. This episode has become one of the most iconic in television history and is still watched and celebrated to this day. In “Job Switching,”…
Raquel Welch, born Jo Raquel Tejada, is an American actress, author, and sex symbol known for her striking looks and talent on both the big and small screens. Welch was born on September 5, 1940, in Chicago, Illinois, and was the eldest of three children. Her father, Armando Carlos Tejada Urquizo, was an aerospace engineer…
Charles Bronson was a famous American actor known for his tough-guy roles in popular movies like “The Magnificent Seven” and “Death Wish”. Despite his reputation as a fearless tough guy on screen, Bronson had a silly fear that plagued him throughout his life: he was terrified of elevators. Born Charles Dennis Buchinsky in Pennsylvania in…
John Wayne was a Hollywood icon who appeared in over 170 films and won an Academy Award for his role in “True Grit.” However, his personal life has been the subject of much criticism and controversy. One of the most significant criticisms of John Wayne was his views on race and politics. Wayne was a…
Audrey Hepburn was one of Hollywood’s most iconic actresses, known for her beauty, grace, and charm. However, her life was marked by tragedy and adversity, including her upbringing during World War II in Nazi-occupied Holland. Born Audrey Kathleen Ruston in Brussels, Belgium in 1929, Hepburn was the daughter of a British father and a Dutch…
Audie Murphy was a man who lived many lives in his short time on Earth. He was a war hero, a movie star, a songwriter, and an advocate for veterans. However, despite all of his accomplishments, his life was cut tragically short. Murphy was born in Kingston, Texas, in 1925, the seventh of twelve children….
Steve McQueen was a legendary American actor who rose to fame in the 1960s and 1970s, appearing in numerous classic films such as “The Great Escape,” “Bullitt,” and “The Thomas Crown Affair.” He was known for his rugged good looks, his love of motorcycles and racing, and his rebellious spirit. However, despite his success, McQueen…
In 2005, George Clooney was filming the thriller movie “Syriana” when he suffered a serious injury on set. While shooting a scene where his character is tortured, Clooney was strapped to a chair and pushed into a wall. However, the chair tipped over, and Clooney hit his head on the concrete floor, causing a hairline…
James Caan is a highly regarded actor with a career spanning several decades, but in recent years, he has become known for his tendency to disappear from Hollywood. While he has never officially retired from acting, his absences from the screen have left fans wondering what he has been up to. Caan’s early career was…
James Garner is one of Hollywood’s most beloved actors, known for his effortless charm and magnetic screen presence. But what many people don’t know is that Garner’s childhood was marked by poverty, abuse, and trauma. Despite these hardships, Garner’s experiences growing up helped shape him into the actor he would become. Garner was born in…
Ava Gardner, the Hollywood bombshell of the 1940s and 1950s, was known for her beauty, talent, and turbulent personal life. She was married three times, and each marriage ended in disaster. Here’s a look at her tumultuous love life. Gardner’s first marriage was to actor Mickey Rooney in 1942. She was just 19 at the…
As one of the most iconic franchises in film history, the James Bond series has introduced us to a wide range of captivating female characters, often referred to as “Bond girls.” From sultry seductresses to fierce secret agents, these women have captured the hearts of audiences around the world. It’s worth noting that the term…
Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball were one of Hollywood’s most iconic couples, both on and off screen. They first met on the set of the movie “Too Many Girls” in 1940 and married the following year. They went on to star in the hit TV show “I Love Lucy,” which premiered in 1951 and quickly…
Vince Vaughn, once a prominent actor in Hollywood, has seemingly disappeared from the limelight in recent years. The actor, known for his roles in comedies such as “Wedding Crashers” and “Dodgeball,” has not had a leading role in a major motion picture since 2018’s “Brawl in Cell Block 99.” So, what happened to the once…
Meryl Streep is considered one of the greatest actresses of all time, with a career spanning over five decades. Born on June 22, 1949, in Summit, New Jersey, Streep grew up in a creative family and developed a passion for acting at an early age. She went on to study drama at Yale University and…
Donna Douglas is best known for her role as the stunningly beautiful Elly May Clampett on the classic sitcom The Beverly Hillbillies. She portrayed the role from 1962 to 1971, making her a household name and one of the most recognizable actresses of the era. However, after the show ended, she took a surprising career…
Natalie Wood’s death has remained a mystery for over 40 years. The actress, known for her roles in “Rebel Without a Cause,” “West Side Story,” and “Splendor in the Grass,” drowned while on a weekend trip with her husband, actor Robert Wagner, and their friend, actor Christopher Walken, on their boat, the Splendour. The events…
In 2020, the cast of the beloved 80s classic film “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” reunited for a virtual event. The reunion included cast members Matthew Broderick (who played the titular character Ferris), Alan Ruck (Cameron), Mia Sara (Sloane), Jennifer Grey (Jeanie), and other notable members of the film’s production team. During the event, the cast…
Stanley Tucci is a versatile actor, director, and writer who has made his mark in both film and television. He is known for his captivating performances, as well as his off-screen persona, which has endeared him to many fans. Tucci’s career in the entertainment industry began in the 1980s, and he has since gone on…
In the late 1960s, Jane Fonda was one of Hollywood’s most recognizable and glamorous stars, known for her captivating looks and sultry sex appeal. She was at the height of her sex-kitten phase when she was cast in the sci-fi cult classic, Barbarella. The film was a far cry from Fonda’s previous roles, as it…
Al Pacino is a legendary actor known for his iconic performances in films like The Godfather, Scarface, and Scent of a Woman. However, there is one film in his career that stands out for its controversial and daring subject matter. The film in question is Cruising, a crime thriller released in 1980 that explores the…
Little House on the Prairie was a popular television show in the 1970s and early 80s that followed the lives of the Ingalls family as they navigated life on the American frontier. Although Little House on the Prairie had a light-hearted tone and was deemed family-friendly, it actually tackled intense subjects that were ahead of…
Tom Kennedy was an American television host, game show host, and actor. Born on February 26, 1927, in Louisville, Kentucky, he began his career in the entertainment industry as a radio announcer in the 1940s before transitioning to television in the 1950s. Kennedy’s breakthrough came in 1958 when he became the host of the game…
The Village People’s song “YMCA” is an undeniable classic, with its upbeat rhythm, catchy lyrics, and danceable tune. It’s been played at countless parties and events, and has even been featured in movies, TV shows, and commercials. But what many people don’t know is that the song has a deeper meaning – one that celebrates…
In 1970, George C. Scott gave a powerful performance as General George S. Patton in the epic war film Patton. His portrayal of the controversial World War II figure earned him critical acclaim, including an Academy Award for Best Actor. However, when the time came to accept the award, Scott made a bold statement by…
Ali MacGraw is a celebrated actress best known for her role in the 1970 film “Love Story.” However, MacGraw’s path to success was not always clear. Before becoming an actress, she worked as a model and photographer’s assistant in New York City. She moved to Hollywood in the late 1960s to pursue acting, but initially…
Peter Falk was a beloved American actor, best known for his role as the detective Columbo in the television series of the same name. However, few people know that Falk’s career was shaped by a prosthetic eye. Falk was born in 1927 in New York City, and lost his right eye to cancer at the…
Liam Neeson is known for his tough-guy persona on screen, but it seems that he may have taken that persona a little too seriously in real life. In a recent interview, Neeson revealed that he once punched a student while he was a teacher at a school in Ireland. According to Neeson, the incident occurred…
Dan Blocker was an American actor best known for his role as Eric “Hoss” Cartwright in the popular television series Bonanza. Unfortunately, Blocker’s life was cut short when he died suddenly of a pulmonary embolism at the age of 43 in 1972. His death came as a shock to fans of the show and to…
Dick York played the role of Darrin Stephens, the husband of Samantha Stephens, in the popular 1960s TV series “Bewitched.” York played the role from the show’s inception in 1964 until 1969, when he was replaced by actor Dick Sargent. York’s departure from the show has been the subject of much speculation over the years,…
Dean Martin was one of the biggest stars of the 20th century, known for his smooth singing voice, his effortless charm, and his iconic partnership with fellow Rat Pack member Frank Sinatra. But despite his larger-than-life persona, Martin had an unusual guilty pleasure that many fans might not have expected: he loved to watch professional…
Bob Barker, the former host of the popular game show “The Price is Right,” is a man of many talents and experiences. Before he became a beloved television personality, he served as a fighter pilot in the United States Navy during World War II. Born in 1923 in Washington state, Barker attended college at Drury…
John Malkovich is a talented actor and filmmaker who has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry. He has starred in numerous successful films, including “Dangerous Liaisons,” “Being John Malkovich,” and “In the Line of Fire.” However, there is one project he created that will never see the light of day. In the…
Ted Bessell was a talented actor and director, best known for his role as Donald Hollinger on the hit TV series “That Girl.” Unfortunately, his promising career was cut tragically short when he died at the young age of 61 from an aortic aneurysm. Bessell was born in Flushing, New York, in 1935. He attended…
Pierce Brosnan, best known for his role as James Bond, is a celebrated actor who has graced the screens of both television and film. However, what many may not know is that he began his career as a circus performer. Born in Ireland in 1953, Brosnan was raised by his grandparents after his parents separated…
Judge Judy Sheindlin, the prominent American television personality, made headlines in 2020 with her retirement announcement after an impressive 25-year run on her courtroom show, “Judge Judy.” Since its debut in 1996, the show quickly soared to become one of the highest-rated daytime programs, solidifying Judge Judy’s position as a pop culture icon and earning…
In this competitive age, when more and more inventions and innovations are coming up every day, it’s natural for people seeing a close connection between their possession and happiness in life. They find that higher is their income, more they can buy modern amenities to make their life happier.
Covid-19 pandemic turned out to be among the worst disasters world has ever seen till date. World has lost a lot in terms of human and material assets, and counting, over the past one and half years of outbreak. A pandemic can never be bias, same reflected this time.
A number of countries and regions across the world are now on the edge of famine. Millions of people are going hungry due to conflicts, climate change and economic shocks. African continent is among the most vulnerable regions on the Earth, where situation is likely to worsen.
Human civilization has taken the great nature for granted for centuries. Green earth is now not that green in result of large-scale deforestation, urbanization, industrialization and immense pollution. That’s the reason why climate change, weather extremities and other natural calamities are common in modern times.
It’s not a hidden fact that after all this growth and development in human civilization, millions of people globally still go hungry every day. Even after decades of efforts by humanitarian organizations like United Nations and its agencies, we have not been able to eliminate food crisis in many countries.
When we think about healthcare facilities, it doesn’t mean only a big city hospital equipped with all the modern infrastructure, equipment, medicines, and medical experts. In the vulnerable regions and remote areas across the world, healthcare facility has a definition beyond this.
Mass industrialization, deforestation, and urbanization have been devastatingly killing our biodiversity for centuries now. This has resulted in dangerous levels of pollution in air and water, climate change and global warming, and land degradation and desertification.
With new inventions and updates in existing tools taking place every day, we have crossed a long way, making it a historical journey. Newly arrived appliances and gadgets have not only made people’s life easy (sometimes complicated), but being a paramount help in their work and studies in pandemic times.
As social distancing and stay-at-home become inevitable in the battle with Covid-19 pandemic, people are forced to avoid going out on the roads for safety reasons. When world kept itself under lockdown, most of the markets remained closed.
The pandemic of Covid 19 keeps the world busy in current times, but we still remember many parts of the globe are still in grip of epidemic HIV / AIDS. Though we have been successful in controlling this epidemic in some places and population, it is expanding more than ever in others.
Air pollution from petroleum extraction and refining has evidently resulted in dire consequences on human health. Not only many researches stamped this assumption but also people who living in proximity with petroleum complex have experienced horrible effects.
After 10-year long conflict and civil war against terrorism, Syrians are forced to face a range of critical challenges in their daily lives. Among the population, women have been most vulnerable so far. They have to face more incidents of sexual and gender-based violence, early and forced marriages and trafficking.
As Corona virus pandemic keeps showing its new more dangerous colors in latest waves across the world, social distancing has become the only option to be safe and save humanity. In schools, colleges and workplaces, people’s interactions are more and more depending on technology.
Since the beginning of the corona virus pandemic last year, among the worst sufferers from all the sides remain children across the world. Even more who suffered in these times of crisis are children from the most vulnerable regions and communities of the world.
Ongoing pandemic Covid 19 has taken a lot of toll on the health of the world. Millions of daily cases to billion of overall death numbers are mere reflection of the fact that nobody remains safe from the menace in any part of the world.
Introduction In medieval times, the nobility flaunted their wealth and power through lavish displays of clothing and accessories, particularly at grand events like coronations. One of the most sought-after colors for these garments was purple, which was believed to be a symbol of royalty and wealth. However, creating this dye was not a glamorous task,…
Introduction Throughout history, military blunders have had devastating consequences. From ancient times to modern-day warfare, there have been numerous examples of poor planning, bad decisions, and flawed tactics that have led to catastrophic outcomes. These military blunders have caused loss of life, destroyed armies, and even led to the downfall of empires. In this article,…
Introduction The story of the mass reincarnation of 13th century “heretics” is a strange and fascinating tale that emerged in Bath, England, in the 1960s. Patients of a psychiatrist began to recount vivid past-life dreams in which they claimed to be part of a group of Cathars who had been persecuted by the Catholic Church…
Introduction Nelson Mandela, the iconic leader of South Africa, is known for his remarkable journey from political prisoner to president. Mandela played a crucial role in the fight against apartheid, the system of institutionalized racial segregation that plagued South Africa for decades. His activism and leadership transformed South Africa and inspired people around the world….
Introduction Prince Charles Edward was the favourite grandson of Queen Victoria, and in 1900, he found himself thrust into a position he never expected. At just sixteen years old, he was the only viable British contender for the highly coveted and immensely wealthy Dukedom of Saxe Coburg and Gotha in Germany. Following Queen Victoria’s orders,…
Introduction The lost kingdom of Mapungubwe, a center of trade and culture in southern Africa from the 11th to the 14th century, has long captivated the imagination of archaeologists, historians, and the general public alike. Mapungubwe, located in modern-day South Africa, was once the center of a powerful and sophisticated African kingdom that thrived between…
Introduction The reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten, who ruled Egypt during the 18th dynasty in the mid-14th century BC, remains shrouded in mystery. During his time as ruler, Akhenaten made the controversial decision to abandon the polytheistic religion that had been practiced in Egypt for centuries, and instead instituted the worship of a single god, Aten….
Introduction Khafre, also known as Khafra or Chephren, was the fourth pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt, who ruled from 2558 to 2532 BCE. He is best known for building the second-largest pyramid at Giza, which bears his name, as well as the Great Sphinx. However, one of the greatest mysteries surrounding Khafre is…
Introduction The opulent lifestyles of the nobility throughout history have always been a subject of fascination. However, what often goes unnoticed is the role played by the laborers and workers who toiled tirelessly behind the scenes to maintain these extravagant lifestyles. This article aims to shed light on the crucial but often forgotten role of…
Introduction The Enlightenment era, spanning from the 17th to the 18th century, was a time of great intellectual and cultural development in Europe. During this period, food and dining became an important part of the social and cultural fabric of European society. The cuisine of the Enlightenment was characterized by its emphasis on fresh ingredients,…
Introduction For centuries, rumors have circulated about lost treasure ships that sank off the coast of Australia, leaving behind chests of gold and silver on the ocean floor. Many of these stories involve Dutch galleons that crashed into the country’s coral reefs, inadvertently discovering parts of its western coast. These tales of sunken riches have…
Introduction In the medieval period, armor was an essential part of a warrior’s equipment, providing protection against enemy weapons. One of the most common types of armor was chainmail, made by linking together thousands of small metal rings to create a flexible mesh. The creation of chainmail armor was not only a time-consuming process but…
Introduction On June 4, 1913, Emily Wilding Davison stepped onto the track at Epsom Racecourse during the running of the Derby and was struck by the King’s horse, resulting in fatal injuries. The incident became a defining moment in the history of the suffragette movement, and Davison became a symbol of the struggle for women’s…
Introduction In the 15th century, a man named Johann Gutenberg invented a machine that would revolutionize the way information was disseminated throughout the world. The printing press, as it came to be known, was a groundbreaking invention that allowed for the mass production of books and other written materials. Prior to Gutenberg’s invention, books were…
Introduction During the First and Second World Wars, nursing sisters played a crucial role in transforming the war effort. These brave women were the first to be fully accepted into the military and were responsible for caring for wounded soldiers on the front lines. Despite facing challenging and dangerous conditions, nursing sisters provided essential medical…
Introduction Gold has been coveted by humans for centuries and has played a crucial role in shaping our history, economies, and societies. It has been the object of wars, exploration, and trade, and its value has been ingrained in our cultures and religions. From the early civilizations of the Americas and Africa to the modern-day…
Introduction Lord Byron, the famous British poet and leading figure in the Romantic movement, lived a life full of scandalous affairs, adventurous travels, and literary accomplishments. The literary giant was known for his vivid imagination, captivating poetry, and flamboyant personality. But beyond his literary accomplishments, Byron was also known for his scandalous love life and…
Introduction Introduction: In 1933, the small town of Le Mans, France, was rocked by a gruesome murder that would become known as the “Papin Sisters Case”. Christine and Lea Papin, two sisters who worked as live-in maids for a wealthy family, brutally murdered their employer’s wife and daughter. The case was shocking not only for…
Introduction The Napoleonic Wars were a series of conflicts that took place between 1803 and 1815, involving several European powers and led by France’s Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. The wars had a significant impact on European history, with their outcomes shaping the continent’s political landscape for decades to come. However, what was it like to fight…
Introduction Forty years after the end of the Vietnam War, the legacy of Agent Orange still lingers on. This toxic herbicide, which was heavily sprayed during the conflict, has had devastating effects on the Vietnamese people, particularly on children who were born with birth defects and other medical conditions. Despite efforts to address the issue,…
Introduction The Vietnam War was one of the most divisive conflicts in US history, with widespread protests against the government’s involvement in the conflict. Among those most impacted by the war were the families of missing soldiers, many of whom were listed as prisoners of war or missing in action. In the years following the…
Introduction The Rouen Museum in France has recently returned a mummified Maori head, which had been in its collection for over 150 years, to New Zealand’s Te Papa Institute. This act of repatriation is a significant milestone for the Maori people and a powerful symbol of the ongoing efforts to right historical wrongs. The story…
Introduction Museums around the world are home to a vast array of cultural artefacts, from ancient Egyptian mummies to precious artefacts from indigenous communities. However, as society progresses and awareness of historical injustices increases, questions arise regarding the ownership and repatriation of these artefacts. What happens when artefacts are stolen or taken without consent? Should…
Introduction Pop music and pop culture are inextricably linked, with each influencing the other throughout history. Pop music has been an important part of our lives since the mid-20th century, and it has played a significant role in shaping our society and culture. From the rise of rock ‘n’ roll in the 1950s to the…
Introduction Laundry day is never a fun task, but imagine doing laundry in medieval times without modern washing machines or detergents. The job of cleaning clothes fell to a group of workers known as fullers, who spent their days stomping on newly woven cloth in vats of stale urine. This may sound shocking, but it…