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Debutant director Shamal Sulaiman began the shooting for his film Jackson Bazaar Youth this week. The shooting started in Perambra in Kerala’s Kozhikode. Jackson Bazaar Youth is based on a band set team. Malayalam character actor Indrans is the protagonist of this film. Despite being the protagonist, Indrans will not play the role of band performer. This was clarified by director Shamal himself in an interview. Shamal also described how the cast is being trained for handling instruments like trumpets. According to Shamal, main shooting locations of this film will be Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram. Usman Marath has penned this film. Actors like Chinnu Chandini Nair, Mathew Thomas, Jaffer Idukki, Lukman Lukku and Abhiram Pothuval are also a part of Jackson Bazaar Youth. According to Shamal, Jackson Bazaar Youth will be a feel good family drama. Shamal said that the movie will narrate the story of band set team, their fans, friendship, survival and other elements. Govind Vasantha has … [Read more...] about Shooting For Jackson Bazaar Youth, Malayalam Actor Indrans’s Next, Begins

CHIANG RAI, Thailand — Rescuers in northern Thailand on Sunday extracted four members of a youth soccer team from the cave where they had been trapped for more than two weeks, signaling the final act of a saga that has gripped the world. Three of the boys were taken to a hospital by helicopter while the fourth was taken by an ambulance, Chiang Rai Gov. Narongsak Osottanakorn said at a news conference Sunday night local time. "We were faster than expected, more successful than I expected, and everyone is happy," he said. As efforts ended for the night, the rescue operation chief said they would resume in 10 to 20 hours because workers "used all the oxygen" and needed to reset their air tanks. Based on that timeframe, rescue operations were set to resume at around 7 a.m. Monday (8 p.m. ET Sunday), but when that time arrived it was not clear if the effort had resumed. Members of the audience broke out in applause when the rescue was announced. The boys traveled more than … [Read more...] about First boys emerge from Thailand cave as rescue mission enters final act

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 6 NEW YORK (AP) — Take my chard, please! The season has come when many home gardeners, their numbers booming since the pandemic began, are being rewarded with fully matured, ready-to-pick vegetables and flowers. It’s also vacation season, and this summer travel is back. How do you maintain your garden and take advantage of all that homegrown goodness during extended trips away? Even experienced gardeners can end up with more tomatoes, beans and zucchini than they’d expected come late summer. Garden sitters are one answer. Some home gardeners hire professionals, while many just rely on neighbors and hope for the best. “It’s really hard to leave the garden,” said Theresa Fiumano-Rhatigan, a longtime home gardener in Brooklyn. She relies on her parents and other nearby relatives as garden sitters during her five weeks each summer in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. … [Read more...] about For hire or food, garden sitters save the day during summer

An angry mum has spoken out after her daughter was left fighting for her life seconds after being born - despite her condition being preventable. Preya Vaja has been left with PTSD and post-natal depression after she and her young daughter Uma almost died during childbirth . Both mum and daughter had sepsis caused by Group B Strep - an infection carried by one in four women - and easily detected by a swab test costing just £15. Group B Strep kills one baby a week in the UK and leaves another 50 each year with a life-changing disability. But despite the number of deaths the NHS does not provide the test as part of its routine maternity care. Today a new study in England led by the UKHSA has found that Black and Asian babies face higher rates of group B Strep disease. Preya holding baby Uma in hospital ( Image: Preya Vaja) Uma was in neonatal intensive care ( Image: Preya Vaja) The study, published in medical journal Pediatrics today, found … [Read more...] about Mum and newborn baby nearly die at birth despite £15 test that could have saved them

Wednesday, FNC host Tucker Carlson opened his broadcast with a scathing critique of the so-called Inflation Reduction Act. According to Carlson, the moniker “inflation reduction” was misinformation, which has been something the Biden administration has proclaimed to be a priority in combatting. Transcript as follows: CARLSON: People say the federal government seems big, maybe bigger than ever. Well, it actually is the largest employer in the world — the Federal government. Nothing else comes close — not Google, not Amazon, not the Communist Party of China — nothing. How many people work for the United States government? Let’s put it this way. There are more than a hundred countries around the world whose total populations (that is, every man, woman and child) are smaller than our Federal workforce — entire countries, many of them. The US government, in other words, is astoundingly large, world historically big, scale without precedent, truly gargantuan. So, what do all … [Read more...] about FNC’s Carlson: ‘Inflation Reduction Act May Be a Classic Example of Misinformation’

Nearly three out of four European Union women think the COVID-19 pandemic has spurred an increase in physical and psychological violence against them, according to a Eurobarometer poll published on Friday. The poll, commissioned by the European Parliament ahead of Women’s Day on March 8, shows 77% of women in the EU think the pandemic caused a rise in gender violence in their countries, with nine in 10 respondents in Greece and Portugal saying so. Asked how to tackle the problem, 58% of interviewed women said it should be made easier to report gender violence. About a third of EU women said the pandemic had a negative impact on their personal income, according to the poll, which is based on a sample of nearly 27,000 women aged 15 or more from all 27 EU countries. “The results of the Eurobarometer survey confirm what we already know: the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected women and girls in myriads of ways,” said lawmaker Robert Biedron, who chairs the European … [Read more...] about Most European Union Women Blame Covid Pandemic for Spike in Gender Violence: Poll

Dynamite fans were treated to a fantastic episode on June 22 with plenty of drama and some elite display of wrestling. Bryan Danielson made his first appearance since Double or Nothing to discuss his preparations for Forbidden Door this weekend as well as Blackpool Combat Club’s upcoming Blood and Guts bout against Jericho Appreciation Society. Wednesday’s episode had some mouth-watering fights that were kicked off by Chris Jericho and Lance Archer taking on Jon Moxley and Hiroshi Tanahashi. In the All-Atlantic Championship Qualifying match, Penta Oscuro locked horns against Malakai Black. Here are all the results and highlights from Wednesday’s episode of Dynamite: Tag Team Match: Will Ospreay and Aussie Open vs Orange Cassidy and Roppongi Vice In the first match of the night, Freshley Squeezed teamed up with Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero from Roppongi Vice to take on Ospreay and Aussie Open’s Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher. In a high-energy, tag-team bout Romero and Fletcher … [Read more...] about AEW Dynamite Results: Winners and Highlights From June 22 Episode

Click here to read the full article. In today’s podcast news roundup, Dana Carvey and David Spade will be back for a second season of “Fly on the Wall,” revisiting iconic moments from “Saturday Night Live”; Apple Podcasts unveils two new charts for subscriptions; George R.R. Martin talks up “House of Dragon”; and more. RENEWALS Audacy’s Cadence13 extended its partnership with comedians Dana Carvey and David Spade , renewing their “Saturday Night Live”-focused podcast series “Fly on the Wall” for a second season, slated to launch in January 2023. On the weekly show, Carvey and Spade sit down with fellow “SNL” alums and present cast, as well as hosts, writers and musical guests to talk about their favorite moments from the late-night variety show. Guests on Season 1, which premiered in January 2022, have included Chris Rock — whose comments about his experience with childhood bullying went viral in the wake of Will Smith slapping Rock on stage at the Oscars … [Read more...] about David Spade and Dana Carvey’s ‘SNL’ Look-Back Show ‘Fly on the Wall’ Renewed for Season 2 (Podcast News Roundup)

Some people are seriously interested in horoscopes, star signs and all things mystical, but not quite to the point of one mum who took things to the next level when she was induced to ensure her child would be the same star sign as her. Inbaal Honigman was so determined to have a Pisces baby that when doctors invited her to choose a date to be induced, she chose the one which would make her daughter a Pisces, not an Aries. The 48-year-old from West Yorkshire is a Pisces herself, and so is her husband, and three of four of her kids are incidentally Pisces too. Inbaal said: "When the first baby was due, I'm a Pisces and my husband is a Pisces and we had planned for our daughter to be a Pisces. "She was conceived in Midsummer which was also Father's Day, and I did some Father's Day magic to conceive her. "So the dream of a full Pisces family was in full swing, and then her due date came and went. "I was still so in love with the idea of the full Pisces family so when I … [Read more...] about ‘I had my baby induced to ensure she was a Pisces, I thought I’d be a better mum to her’

The image of a hidden, locked safe found beneath the carpet of a furniture store during a demolition job is now "living rent-free" in Redditors' heads. Ben from Alberta, Canada who posts under the username MrBenjin90, shared a picture of the unusual find on the r/mildlyinfuriating subReddit, where it has since received over 18,000 upvotes and thousands of comments. Alongside the image, he wrote: "This safe has lived rent-free in my head for months now." It seems that hidden gems and unusual finds are more common than ever during DIY renovations and overhauling old buildings to create new spaces. From paw-prints in floor tiles to hidden basements filled with the previous owners' possessions , unusual discoveries never fail to pique interest. While ripping up a carpet for a demolition job at a furniture store, Ben found a silver cap on the floor. After spending some time poking at it, he discovered it was actually a hidden safe. He told Newsweek : "I was amazed and still … [Read more...] about Worker finds unopened safe underneath carpet at demolition job