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Brandi Glanville Turns to GoFundMe After Two‑Year Medical Battle; Friends and Reality Stars Step In

Brandi Glanville Turns to GoFundMe After Two‑Year Medical Battle; Friends and Reality Stars Step In

Brandi Glanville launched a GoFundMe to cover her $113,000 medical bill after a two‑year fight with a rare infection and facial disfigurement. The reality star, who has been unable to work, revealed the campaign on her podcast and admitted feeling embarrassed to ask for help. Friends and fellow Housewives, including Kyle Richards, Claudia Jordan, and James Maas, have already donated to support her…

Sonu Nigam Shocks Fans with Dual‑Gender Rendition of SRK’s Hit; New York Crowd Goes Wild

Sonu Nigam Shocks Fans with Dual‑Gender Rendition of SRK’s Hit; New York Crowd Goes Wild

At his sold‑out concert in New York, Sonu Nigam stunned the audience by singing Shah Rukh Khan’s “Aaj Ki Raat” in both male and female voices, covering the parts originally performed by Alisha Chinai and Mahalakshmi Iyer. The performance, captured on video, quickly went viral and drew praise from fans who compared his female voice favorably to Neha Kakkar. Nigam’s show is part of his “The Revoluti…

Amitabh Bachchan debunks retirement rumours; clarifies ‘retire’ means bedtime

Amitabh Bachchan debunks retirement rumours; clarifies ‘retire’ means bedtime

The legendary actor denied that he was planning to retire, saying his use of ‘time to retire’ was simply a way to say he was going to bed. He posted a blog clarifying the phrase and shared a newspaper clipping that had misinterpreted his comment. Bachchan remains active as host of Kaun Banega Crorepati and continues acting in recent films.

Delhi HC rejects Vimal Elaichi maker’s challenge; court cites territorial limits

Delhi HC rejects Vimal Elaichi maker’s challenge; court cites territorial limits

The Delhi High Court dismissed PB Agro LLP’s plea against Maharashtra FDA notices to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff over Vimal Elaichi ads. The court ruled the case was outside its jurisdiction, pointing to Maharashtra courts as the proper forum. The regulator’s claim that the ads promoted banned pan‑masala was not addressed in the dismissal.