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Crumble checked out the Texas A&M Aggies, marking his first official visit. Meanwhile, he's targeting next Friday, Valentine's Day, as the date for his first list cut, as his list of full-fledged ...

The appeal was shared on the same day as parliament, after months of arduous deliberations, adopted a national budget for 2025, which slashed spending on culture, education and research.

She wished for happiness and good things for Mona Kapoor, imagining her enjoying her favorite dishes. "I hope you’re feasting on dahi kadhi, fish curry & rice today... I hope you’re smiling ...

While in more recent times several art historians have challenged Vasari’s account (e.g., Pedretti, 1956; Zapperi, 2012), troubling themselves in trying to figure out the ... with her eyes? Hence, ...

But what happens when you combine traditional masks from Japanese theater with Western art and pop icons ... such as the Mona Lisa, Vermeer's Girl With a Pearl Earring, and Botticelli's Venus; modern ...

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The viral Maha Kumbh girl Monalisa will be seen as the leading lady opposite actor Rajkummar Rao’s brother Amit Rao in Sanoj Mishra’s film The Diary of Manipur.

Of course, for the target audience of Heart Eyes, that’s exactly what they are. They relish the gruesome deaths, the more graphic the better, the way audiences used to relish spectacular production ...