Selena Gomez’s October charity benefit raises $2.7 million for youth mental health, with Benny Blanco bidding $25,000 to win a session with his wife’s glam team

Selena Gomez hosted her fourth annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Los Angeles on Wednesday, 14 October. The evening combined fundraising for youth mental health non-profits with a few lighter moments, including a visible show of support from her husband, Benny Blanco.Blanco bid $25,000 at the event’s live auction to win a session titled “Session…

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Five ducks, 113 all out! India A batters suffer horror show against New Zealand A in first unofficial Test | Cricket News

KL Rahul was dismissed for a duck after facing eight balls, edging Fraser Sheat behind the stumps. (Image credit: X) India A’s star-studded batting line-up suffered a stunning collapse against New Zealand A, managing just 113 runs in the first innings of the opening unofficial Test at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln on Saturday.On…

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India Nuclear Science And Technology: India highlights nuclear advances, development partnerships at UNGA session | India News

India reaffirms commitment to peaceful nuclear technology at UNGA, highlights South-South cooperation (representative image) India has reaffirmed its commitment to the safe, secure and peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), highlighting the role of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in promoting sustainable…

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Alnwick Poison Garden: Inside England’s Alnwick Poison Garden, hundreds of dangerous plants grow behind locked gates, and visitors are warned not to touch, smell or taste them

Most gardens invite you to wander, sniff the roses and pick a flower. One of the most famous gardens in England does the exact opposite. Tucked away next to Alnwick Castle in Northumberland, the Poison Garden sits behind black iron gates that stay locked, and you can only go in with a guide. According to…

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Dutch scientists built a tiny robotic arm using living algae and two layers of gel; controlled by light, the two-centimetre strip grasped a metal ball and lifted a rubber ring underwater without a conventional motor

Researchers use light to trigger living algae’s metabolism, enabling the tiny robotic arm to bend without electrical signals. Think of a robot without battery, without traditional motor and without complicated mechanical joints and only living microalgae, soft gels and source of light. That’s the unusual premise of a new experiment by researchers at Delft University…

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‘Venomous at worst’: Gael Monfils breaks silence on separation from Elina Svitolina | Tennis News

Elina Svitolina with Gael Monfils. (Pic credit: Elina’s Instagram Post) Gael Monfils has spoken publicly about his separation from Elina Svitolina, defending the Ukrainian tennis star after she faced heavy criticism over the end of their five-year marriage.The French player expressed his disappointment with the negative reactions and urged fans to respect their private lives…

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Kerala governor Om Prakash Mathur’s ‘veg-only kitchen’ diktat on first day of assuming office sparks row | India News

Kerala Governor Om Prakash Mathur’s reported decision to make the Lok Bhavan kitchen vegetarian-only sparks a row NEW DELHI: Kerala governor Om Prakash Mathur’s reported decision to make the Lok Bhavan kitchen vegetarian-only has sparked a political controversy, with Congress leader K C Venugopal accusing him of pushing the Sangh Parivar’s agenda.Mathur directed that non-vegetarian…

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