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Andros Townsend run over by pitch roller Former England international Andros Townsend was involved in a freak accident during the warm-up before his Thai League One side PT Prachuap’s match against Pattani FC, appearing to be struck and briefly run over by a pitch roller.Footage circulating on social media, reportedly from the warm-up, shows Townsend attempting an acrobatic backheel while jumping for the ball as the grounds vehicle moves towards him. The roller appears to collide with the 35-year-old before passing over him as he lies on his side.The driver then appears to get out of the vehicle and attempt…

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The watch had been left forgotten in a drawer for more than 45 years. (Representational AI photo) A rare Rolex Daytona made in 1967 and kept in a family drawer for more than 45 years sold for CHF 1.143 million at auction in Geneva. The 18k yellow-gold watch, a Reference 6239 with a black and champagne “Paul Newman” dial, belonged to the family of its original owner. It was later inherited by two sisters before being offered at auction.According to Phillips Auction, the watch was listed by Sotheby’s with an estimate of CHF 300,000 to CHF 600,000. Its final price…

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Actor Aishwarya Lekshmi has addressed an old controversy surrounding her outfit at a jewellery exhibition in Thiruvananthapuram. The incident took place in May, when pictures from the event appeared on social media and led to criticism from some sections of the internet. The actor has now spoken about the experience explaining what actually made her uncomfortable at the event.Aishwarya Lekshmi says photographers made her uncomfortable at eventSpeaking about the controversy in an interview with Ranjini Haridas, Aishwarya Lekshmi said the attention at the event was not on her face but on the way some photographers were taking pictures of her.…

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Mian Asghar Ali (Photo: BBC Urdu) Mian Asghar Ali’s mother told him she wanted a garden full of greenery around their home, and he has planted nearly 5700 plants at his place!Some acts of love don’t need grand gestures or big speeches. Sometimes, it is all about just actually listening when someone says what would make them happy, and then following through, even when it seems impossible at first. That’s exactly what happened in a small town in Punjab, Pakistan, where a son’s response to his mother’s simple wish slowly grew into something far bigger than either of them expected.Meet…

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Asian Games 2026: Dilpreet shines as Indian men’s hockey team thrashes Indonesia 13-1 India’s men’s hockey team made a commanding start to their Asian Games title defence, cruising past Indonesia 13-1 in their opening Pool A encounter on Sunday.Dilpreet Singh was the standout performer, finding the net four times as the defending champions produced a dominant display. Shilanand Lakra and Sukhjeet Singh chipped in with two goals apiece, while Abhishek, Rajinder Singh, Mandeep Singh, Harmanpreet Singh and Jugraj Singh were also on target.Indonesia managed a consolation goal through Aulia Al Ardh in the 33rd minute, but India remained firmly in…

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The boy had been living in difficult conditions and had never experienced school before. (Representational photo. Credit: The Seattle Times) A 10-year-old boy in Seattle walked into a school for the first time last week after spending much of his childhood living in a tent in a North Seattle park. His first day of school came after an 11-month effort by a local nonprofit, neighbours and others to help him and his mother move out of life on the streets.The boy had been living in the tent with his mother, who was struggling with fentanyl addiction and was being sexually…

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Hip Hop Tamizha Aadhi is returning to the world of ‘Meesaya Murukku’ with its second installment, but the new film is set to explore a different side of his journey. Unlike the first part, which drew from his own experiences, ‘Meesaya Murukku 2’ revolves around the life of a musician and has music at the heart of its story. The film is directed by Aadhi, who also plays the lead role, and is produced by Sundar C and Khushbu. Chaitra and Ramya Ranganathan play the female leads, while Harshath Khan, Nassar, Karunas, and Aadukalam Naren are part of the cast.Aadhi…

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Kareena Kapoor shares why she spoke to her son about difficult realities Talking to children about consent, boundaries and safety is rarely a single conversation. As children grow, parents have to find age-appropriate ways to explain difficult realities without making them fearful of the world around them.Actor Kareena Kapoor Khan recently spoke about some of these questions while discussing her work and parenting. In an interview with Brut, she shared how she chose to talk to her almost 10-year-old son after he watched a promo that dealt with difficult realities. What stayed with her was not simply that he found…

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Elavenil Valarivan (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Elavenil Valarivan narrowly missed out on gold after producing a strong performance in the women’s 10m air rifle individual final at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, settling for silver with a cumulative score of 252.4.Japan’s Taichi Hinata clinched gold with 253.0, while South Korea’s Ban Hyojin took bronze with 230.4.The 27-year-old Indian shooter was in contention for the top spot throughout the final but fell just 0.6 points short of Hinata. The silver adds to the medal she had already won in the team event and further underlines her consistency at the Games.Elavenil had…

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Hoffman has acknowledged that the buildings lacked proper permits but has maintained that they were not unsafe. Enforcement actions and fines did little to prevent continued activity at the property. For more than half a century, two acres in the hills of Lagunitas became the home, workplace and personal vision of California tea importer David Lee Hoffman. Over the decades, the property evolved into a maze of handmade buildings, caves and other structures, earning the name The Last Resort. Now, after years of legal battles over permits and code enforcement, Hoffman has been forced to leave, reports SFGATE. Scroll down…

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