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Glenn Martens exits Diesel with a provocative final show that celebrates bodies, desire and denim

Glenn Martens exits Diesel with a provocative final show that celebrates bodies, desire and denim

Designer Glenn Martens accepts applause after his Diesel women’s Spring-Summer 2027 collection presented in Milan, Italy, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno). Glenn Martens didn’t exactly make a quiet exit from Diesel.For his final show as the brand’s creative director at Milan Fashion Week, Martens turned the runway into a red-lit club filled with…

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Tarot Card of the Day, September 23: Three of Wands Meets the Aquarius Moon — Is Your Future Asking You to Think Bigger?

Tarot Card of the Day, September 23: Three of Wands Meets the Aquarius Moon — Is Your Future Asking You to Think Bigger?

Today’s Tarot card encourages embracing expansion and future planning beyond current limitations. The Aquarius Moon favors inventive thinking, prompting a revisit of dismissed possibilities. Couples may discuss future travel, relocation, and individual or relationship directions. Career growth potential is strong, urging ambitious goals and skill development. Financial planning should focus on future expenses, investments, and…

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Japan gets a crash course in cricket as Asian Games bring sport to new audience | Asian Games 2026 News

Japan gets a crash course in cricket as Asian Games bring sport to new audience | Asian Games 2026 News

India survive Japan scare in five-over contest The first recorded cricket match in Japan was played 163 years ago in Yokohama, but the sport never quite caught the imagination of the Japanese. Currently, around 7,300 people are registered with the Japan Cricket Association – that’s about 0.00593% of the country’s population!The tech-savvy nation, though, is…

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Iraq suspends Iranian flights to Baghdad after US sanctions threat: Report

Iraq suspends Iranian flights to Baghdad after US sanctions threat: Report

Scott Bessent said that all Iranian airlines would be shut down from September 23. Iraq has ordered its civil aviation authority to suspend Iranian flights to Baghdad airport from Wednesday, Reuters reported citing sources. This comes after US threatened secondary sanctions against airports and service providers that continue to handle Iranian carriers.The suspension will begin…

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American Academy Of Pediatrics: How to help your child fall in love with reading: American Academy of Pediatrics recommends these 10 steps

Getting a child genuinely excited about books, rather than just tolerating story time because it means a few extra minutes before lights out, is something most parents quietly wonder how to pull off. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), reading regularly with kids does far more than fill idle time, it actively builds…

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Ssunita Ahuja breaks silence on divorce rumours, says she doesn't regret marrying Govinda | Hindi Movie News

Ssunita Ahuja breaks silence on divorce rumours, says she doesn’t regret marrying Govinda | Hindi Movie News

Despite 40 years of marriage, Ssunita Ahuja insists she has no regrets about marrying Govinda. The statement comes amid months of swirling rumours about their divorce and reports of the actor being linked to someone else. In a recent interview, Ssunita brushed off the speculation, calling Govinda a “very nice” and “very honest” person and…

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India’s space sovereignty: From building missions to building depth - milestones, gaps & what’s next

India’s space sovereignty: From building missions to building depth – milestones, gaps & what’s next

India’s space growth marks a shift from building space capabilities to building strategic autonomy, commercial depth and sustained presence beyond Earth. For decades, the central question was whether India could design, build and launch increasingly complex spacecraft on its own. That question has been answered across multiple fronts, from indigenous launch vehicles and navigation systems…

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Before chocolates took over, these 5 old-school toffees ruled Indian childhood in the 1980s

Before chocolates took over, these 5 old-school toffees ruled Indian childhood in the 1980s

A nostalgic look at five old-school Indian candies and toffees remembered by many 80s children, from orange hard sweets and minty treats to elaichi, caramel and paan-flavoured candies. The 1980s had a very different kind of childhood. Before supermarket aisles became crowded with imported chocolates and colourful packaged snacks, a small neighbourhood kirana shop could…

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