Manesh Maharaj: preserving the legacy of Kathak in South Africa

Candice Soobramoney|Published 1 hour ago 6min MANESH Maharaj, a Kathak dancer and artistic director of the Kala Darshan – Institute of Classical Music and Dance, has committed his life to nurturing this exquisite art form, while cultivating...

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Big 10 Wake-Up Call — Huskies Comeback Hits Different Can We All Ball - D.Beaver - SPORTS / THE FACTS NEWSPAPER The Huskies walked into enemy territory and showed the Big 10 what time it is. Down 20–0? No panic. Washington flipped the switch in...

3 Pop One-Hit Wonders From the 90s Who Vanished (But Deserve Way More Love Today)

These pop one-hit wonders scored hefty hits in the 90s, then virtually disappeared. However, most of these talented musicians didn’t literally “disappear.” Rather, the charts just didn’t show them much love. Let’s find out what these talented pop...

Rapid expansion of Israeli settlements in West Bank 'existential threat' to Palestinian state: Macron

ISTANBUL French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday warned that the rapid expansion of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank poses an “existential threat” to the future state of Palestine, calling it “unacceptable and contrary to...

Ranked: The 75 best horror films this century 

If you're a fan of OG scares like "Frankenstein" or "The Exorcist," there's plenty of more recent horror movies you'll enjoy. Horror masters Alfred Hitchcock and George Romero have worthy successors in Jordan Peele and Ari Aster. Newer horror...

Musicians Who Died In 2025 So Far

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. It's a sad fact that many musicians only get the appreciation they deserve once they're gone. Popular music is, by its nature, an art form that revolves around novelty. Labels, producers,...

The NBA’s Highest-Paid Players 2025

Stephen Curry steals the basketball earnings crown to end LeBron James’ 11-year reign and lead a top ten hauling in a record $902 million this season. There is no one in NBA history who has been able to drain a 3-pointer quite like the Golden...

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues’ on VOD, a Not-Quite-Underwhelming Sequel to an All-Time Classic

One assumes Spinal Tap II: The End Continues (now on VOD platforms like Amazon Prime Video) was titled such that the “II” could be interpreted as “11.” Because, you know, references. And the movie is a sequel to a significant cinematic reference...

Life Extraordinary Goes Global: The Lux Collective Partners with Mason Rose

The award-winning global luxury hospitality operator, The Lux Collective, has announced the appointment of leading travel and lifestyle communications agency Mason Rose to represent the group in the UK and US markets. This partnership signals an...

Serving up Thanksgiving trends: How America eats, drinks and tackles last-minute prep, according to DoorDash data

Written By: Stacker Serving up Thanksgiving trends: How America eats, drinks and tackles last-minute prep, according to DoorDash data Thanksgiving may be rooted in tradition, but DoorDash ordering data reveals just how modern, and surprising,...

Daily Slop – 21 Oct 25 – Slow starts, soft defense, too many penalties & turnovers define Commanders current ‘identity’

Washington Post (paywall) The Commanders looked like a team falling apart in a 44-22 blowout loss to the Cowboys on Sunday. Mariota was on the field because starter Jayden Daniels had gone down with a right hamstring injury earlier in the quarter....

The Island That Ruined Me: Three Unforgettable Days In Kokomo

A private Fijian island that redefines paradise, spoils other resorts, and makes you wonder if real life should feel this good. Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in Volume 5 of B.H. Magazine. To get your copy (and access to future...

John Neumeier’s “Liliom” Premieres in Prague on October 23 and 24

The National Theatre Ballet will soon unveil Liliom, a powerful new production by acclaimed American choreographer John Neumeier, known for transforming human emotions into movement. The ballet will premiere at Prague’s State Opera on October 23...

Eat, Drink, Art, Repeat: The Paris Art World’s Unofficial Guide to Paris

In a prelude to Paris Art Week seemingly pulled straight from an Arsène Lupin story (or its Netflix adaptation, one of the biggest French cultural exports of the decade), the Louvre was forced to close on Sunday after the daytime heist of jewelry...

Brand winners and losers of Oasis’ Live ’25 tour revealed in ‘Swagger Index’

With the UK arm of Oasis’ Live ’25 reunion tour wrapped up – and now heading to Australia and then Brazil – new data from social-first agency SAMY has revealed the brand winners and losers so far, in what it calls the ‘Swagger Index’. It’s a...

Opening their doors and your pores: Luxury skincare and wellness spa launches in Great Neck

Behind the doors of an unassuming Great Neck storefront is a space curated specifically for relaxation: Dimly lit curved hallways, a fireplace, real trees, light blue sofas, a sunset-reminiscent lamp, a counter made of beige marble and quiet rooms...

When Cheeka played tongue-in-cheek style

DUBAI // Krishnamachari Srikkanth is often described as the "Indiana Jones" of Indian cricket, for he batted with the spirit of an adventurer. When grafting was the norm, he was buccaneering at the crease. His methods redefined the art of batting....

The olive harvest season in the West Bank: Roots of resilience in the face of Uprooting

With the arrival of autumn in Palestine, the olive harvest returns as an annual event that transcends its purely agricultural nature. It is a celebration of land and identity, a deeply rooted social and economic ritual, and at the same time, a...

Huge blow to EastEnders legend as she has two new shows AXED within six months of leaving soap

NATALIE CASSIDY only said goodbye to EastEnders in April – and she’s already had two of her new shows axed. The actress has revealed her Channel 4 consumer series What’s The Big Deal? is unlikely to be renewed after failing to impress. Sign up for...

Libra Weekly Horoscope │ October 19-25, 2025

Get ready for some serious cosmic drama, Libra friends! This week brings a perfect storm of planetary shifts that’ll make your head spin faster than a washing machine on the fritz. The stars are cooking up something special, and honestly, it’s...