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Word of the Day: HackneyedThe word hackneyed means something is overused and lacks freshness. Its origin traces back to horses hired out frequently in medieval Engla...- Mick Jagger teases new album at 80: Rolling Stones icon speaks about upcoming music and tour plansMick Jagger, the iconic Rolling Stones frontman, continues to electrify audiences at 80 years old. Currently on the "Hackney Diamonds" tour...
- Hundreds of homes evacuated in UK after a week of powerful storms, rainfallA major incident has been declared in Nottinghamshire along the banks of the River Trent, where more than 100 homes have been flooded, with...
- Investing is not a sporting event. It is a tool when used properly can help all investors achieve financial goalsIt is a tool, which, when used properly, can help all investors achieve their financial goals. When an investment does well, it benefits ev...
- From The Rolling Stones' new album to 'Polite Society', a list of music and movies for curing weekend boredomPlanning to stay in this weekend? Here's a list of must-watch movies and albums to enjoy!
- The Rolling Stones tease fans with cryptic ad for new album in London newspaper; here are the detailsThe rather cryptic advertisement in the Hackney Gazette has many references to The Rolling Stones past albums and lyrics, while announcing ...
- Middlesbrough vs Coventry, EFL Championship: When and where to live stream the match, expected lineupsMiddlesbrough will playing against Coventry City EFL Championship promotion playoff semifinal on May 17. Here is when you can watch the mat...
- For investors, this is a time to pay special attention to corporate governanceWhenever businesses and the economy falter, scams and scamsters tend to crawl out of the woodwork. Therefore, businesses having promoters e...
- Bill to scrap 58 old laws introduced in Lok SabhaOpposition members accused the government of "rushing through" bills without giving lawmakers due time to deliberate on their content.
- A Chinese woman who delayed a train for her husband would be lauded in IndiaIndians would not deem a reprimand and suspension to be fair punishment for such a minor delay and such major spousal attachment.
- Lok Sabha passes 2 bills to repeal 245 archaic lawsSome 1824 acts were repealed after Prime Minister Narendra Modi took over the reins of the government, the law minister said.
- 'Baadshaho' review: Will keep the action junkies entertainedIf you love action movies and have no loyalty to any particular actor, this could be your big-ticket ride.
- Seven science-backed ways to become more charismaticSome people are naturally more charismatic than others. But contrary to popular belief, anyone can become more charismatic over time.
- 'Phantom' review: Promising premise gone southKabir Khan's "Phantom" comes with the tagline 'A story you wish were true'. Perhaps a better one would have been 'A story you wish were mor...
- Why bad luck and unpredictability of the track meant that Lewis Hamilton just couldn’t winChance can jar even the most soporific race into life as it did on Sunday, when a misplaced bet robbed Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton of a certai...
- MakeMyTrip goes in for a brand makeoverThe company spent Rs 45-50 crore in 2014 on advertising, sources said. This year, the budget is expected to be more than Rs 80 crore.
- Movie Review: 'Alone' surrounds the horror of predictabilityAlone presses every available button to rake up the dark past in ways that are both gruesome and intriguing, but it cannot shrug off the sh...
- Report calls for scrapping of 100 outdated lawsIt outlined 25 colonial laws, 17 laws that constrain economic freedom and impose restrictions on personal liberty and 19 laws that hinder e...
- Can the $7.17 billion Microsoft deal revive Nokia?Experts say Nokia was a little too late to join the smartphone bandwagon, and that its current advertising and marketing strategy lacks foc...
- Dulha Mil Gaya: Movie ReviewDulha Mil Gaya literally breaks new grounds with taking a Bollywood plot to Trinidad and Tobago.
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