Seattle’s 'Inconvenience Store': A former 7-Eleven reopened as an art shop selling pre-tangled USB cables, a 'landline iPhone', fake corn dogs and useless everyday items

Seattle’s ‘Inconvenience Store’: A former 7-Eleven reopened as an art shop selling pre-tangled USB cables, a ‘landline iPhone’, fake corn dogs and useless everyday items | World News

A former 7-Eleven in downtown Seattle has been given an unusual second life as an interactive art shop where familiar convenience-store products have been transformed into deliberately impractical artworks. Called the ‘Inconvenience Store’, the exhibition keeps much of the former shop’s layout, including its aisles, checkout area, refrigerator and hot-food counter, but fills them with…

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‘Aaj kaam hi nahi tha, wait kar raha tha kaam ke liye’: 56-year-old laid off after 14 years now works as a delivery rider; story goes viral

A parcel delivery in Noida has become the center of a much larger conversation online. What started as a routine pickup ended with a story that many people say reflects the reality of today’s job market. Shared on LinkedIn by social entrepreneur Kiran Verma, the post has resonated with professionals across industries and sparked discussions…

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Scientists collected 49 spider webs in Australia; their DNA revealed 85 vertebrate species hiding nearby |

Scientists collected 49 spider webs in Australia; their DNA revealed 85 vertebrate species hiding nearby |

Spider webs may hold a surprising record of the animals living nearby. A study found that genetic traces from terrestrial vertebrates can be collected directly from spider webs, turning the structures into passive filters for environmental DNA. Researchers tested 49 webs from an Australian wildlife sanctuary and Perth Zoo and detected vertebrate DNA in every…

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AI company CEO pays $1.7 million a year so employees can live in one of America's most expensive neighbourhoods | World News

AI company CEO pays $1.7 million a year so employees can live in one of America’s most expensive neighbourhoods | World News

An artificial intelligence start-up is making headlines for an employee benefit rarely seen in the corporate world. New York-based AI sales software company Rilla spends around $1.7 million every year on housing stipends, helping employees live near its headquarters in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, one of America’s most expensive neighbourhoods. The initiative is part of CEO Sebastian…

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Rashmika Mandanna's father gifts her a bungalow named 'Serenity' on her 30th birthday; actress gets emotional |

Rashmika Mandanna’s father gifts her a bungalow named ‘Serenity’ on her 30th birthday; actress gets emotional |

Actress Rashmika Mandanna received a heartwarming surprise on her 30th birthday from her father, who gifted her a bungalow named ‘Serenity’ near her hometown. This special occasion followed her recent wedding to Vijay Deverakonda. The actress also celebrated her first birthday post-marriage with a traditional Kodava ceremony in Virajpet, marking a significant new chapter. Actress…

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'Anyone who doesn't know Bhai well finds him intimidating': Ali Abbas Zafar recalls how Salman Khan was the 'only choice' and said 'YES' in just 15 minutes as Anushka Sharma starrer 'Sultan' clocks a decade | Hindi Movie News

‘Anyone who doesn’t know Bhai well finds him intimidating’: Ali Abbas Zafar recalls how Salman Khan was the ‘only choice’ and said ‘YES’ in just 15 minutes as Anushka Sharma starrer ‘Sultan’ clocks a decade | Hindi Movie News

Marking 10 years of “Sultan,” Ali Abbas Zafar reflects on the wrestling drama’s origins and Salman Khan’s swift 15-minute yes to the role. He recalls casting Anushka Sharma, initial awkwardness that eased over time, and teases a possible fourth collaboration once the right script comes along. Even ten years later, ‘Sultan’ remains a firm favourite…

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Pandemonium in Melbourne! Socceroos send fans into frenzy after FIFA World Cup win over Turkey | Football News

Video credit: X/@FOXSoccer Australian fans poured onto the streets and packed Melbourne’s Federation Square after the Socceroos opened their FIFA World Cup campaign with a 2-0 win over Turkey on Saturday night.Videos of celebrations quickly spread across social media as supporters marked what could prove to be a key result in Australia’s bid to reach…

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From wrestling mats to the Octagon: Why Tyrell Fortune believes his strongest weapon never changed | MMA News

From wrestling mats to the Octagon: Why Tyrell Fortune believes his strongest weapon never changed | MMA News

Long before Tyrell Fortune found himself climbing the UFC heavyweight rankings, he had already built a reputation on the wrestling mat. A two-time NCAA champion at junior college level, NCAA Division II national champion, Wrestler of the Year, Team USA representative and later a student assistant wrestling coach at Grand Canyon University, Fortune spent years…

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