Aries, Weekly Horoscope, August 30 to September 05, 2026: Expect ups and downs in love and finance; maintain discipline for long-term success

The week opens on a slightly uneven note, Aries. The early days may feel like walking with a pebble in your shoe—nothing disastrous, but enough to make you irritable if you don’t slow down. Expenses can rise without much warning, and one or two outcomes may not match your expectations. Don’t let that bruise your…

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Claims of Paul Walker’s possible return to ‘Fast and Furious’ using AI receive heavy backlash: ‘They’re absolutely bereft of creativity’ |

Possibility of Paul Walker’s return to the ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise using AI met with a lot of backlash(Instagram) The ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise is officially ending after 25 successful years in the market. The upcoming film, tentatively titled ‘Fast Forever,’ is under development, with the team aiming for a release sometime next year. However,…

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‘Irumudi’ box office collections day 15 vs ‘Romanchakam’: Ravi Teja film crosses Rs 150 Cr India net; Sumanth Prabhas film records 16% drop | Telugu Movie News

‘Irumudi’ box office collections day 15 vs ‘Romanchakam’_ Ravi Teja film crosses Rs 150 Cr India net. Ravi Teja’s ‘Irumudi’ continued its strong theatrical run on its third Friday. The film collected an estimated Rs 4.65 Cr in India net on Day 15. The earnings came from 1,939 shows. The latest figure has pushed the…

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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s daughter, Vivienne posts newspaper ad to officially drop father’s surname in legal name change |

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s daughter, Vivienne Jolie-Pitt, is taking the legal route to officially drop her father’s surname.The star-kid, who tured 18-year-old this year, reportedly published a court-ordered notice in the Los Angeles Daily Journal as part of the legal process to change her name from Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt to Vivienne Marcheline Jolie, as…

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A skeleton found beneath Scotland’s Stirling Castle had more than 160 fractures; researchers say it is the first confirmed death from a trebuchet

The 14th century warrior’s skull was broken in 61 places. (University of Bradford photo) A skeleton uncovered beneath Scotland’s Stirling Castle may be the first confirmed archaeological evidence of a person killed by a trebuchet. Known to archaeologists as Skeleton 150, the remains belong to a defender who appears to have been killed during a…

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US universities pausing CPT program after new ICE memo: Indian students in a fix

US universities are pausing CPT programs after new memo from ICE. Curricular Practical Training (CPT) is a temporary work authorization that allows F-1 international students in the US to gain off-campus work experience, such as internships or co-op programs, while completing their degree. Unlike Optional Practical Training (OPT), which is approved directly by USCIS after…

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In 1974, a German fisherman released thousands of baby catfish into a Spanish river; 50 years later they are threatening native wildlife as an ‘ecological time bomb’

German biologist and recreational fisherman Roland Lorkowsky released thousands of juvenile Wels catfish into Spain’s Ebro River in 1974. His goal was simple and positive: to create a world-class sport fishery by introducing one of Europe’s biggest freshwater fish. But today, the Wels catfish has become one of the dominant predators in many Spanish waterways….

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