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When will filming of 'Thor: Love and Thunder' start? Director Taika Waititi reveals

Waititi, who received acclaim and awards for 'Jojo Rabbit', has finished filming a sports movie with Micheal Fassbender--confirms work staring on his next Marvel venture in August

Jan 16, 2020

By Karan Ashwath

Who is Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi? Can he return to power in Iran?

Reza Pahlavi is the eldest male offspring of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, the last ruler from the Pahlavi dynasty to rule Iran.

Jan 16, 2020

By Jacob J

Milky Way's supermassive black hole created a new type of star; how was it made?

Astronomers have recently discovered that Milky Way's supermassive black hole has created a new type of star

Jan 16, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Space Milky way

'Captain America' actress charged with killing her mother in gruesome murder claims it was self-defense

Mollie Maxine Fitzgerald, who was arrested for killing her mother last month, has claimed that the attack was made in self-defense

Jan 16, 2020

By Anna Harnes

Wuhan disease: Japan confirms first case of coronavirus infection

A Chinese man from Kanagawa prefecture, who returned from Wuhan with a fever, has contracted coronavirus infection, Japan's Health Ministry confirmed

Jan 16, 2020

By Shubhangi Shah

Coronavirus

US-China ink the Phase I of trade deal; what all are covered in the agreement?

After negotiations spanning over a year, US President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He signed the Phase I of trade deal at White House on Wednesday

Jan 16, 2020

By Shubhangi Shah

Your move, Apple Music: Spotify adds pet playlists tailor-made for your dog, cat, or hamster

Spotify announced a new feature that will let users create personalised playlists for their cats, dogs, iguanas, hamsters, and birds based on their pet's personality

Jan 16, 2020

By Manthan C.

Dwayne Johnson's father Rocky 'Soul Man' Johnson passes away at 75

Rocky Johnson started training Dwayne Johnson after his retiring from professional wrestling in 1991

Jan 16, 2020

By Parwinder Sandhu

Meghan Markle with her father Thomas Markle

Meghan Markle's father Thomas could testify against her to defend the Newspapers Group

The document revealed that Meghan's 'privacy rights do not extend to silencing her father,' as it seems the newspaper has got the support from Meghan's father Thomas

Jan 16, 2020

By Harsh V Singh

Meghan Markle

Netflix's 'Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez' explores reasons behind the NFL star's choices

The former NFL star suffered from CTE, a degenerative brain disease caused by repeated head trauma which might have led to his violent behaviour

Jan 16, 2020

By Parwinder Sandhu

Netflix

Singapore to cut off internet access for gov't workers from 2017

Iran to weaponize data-wiping malware in response to US military attack?

Iran may deploy a series of data-wiping malware attacks on the U.S. as a response to the assassination of Iranian military leader, Qassem Soleimani, last week.

Jan 16, 2020

By Manthan C.

Neanderthals dived deep into the sea and scouted for sharp tools, say archaeologists

The team examined 171 modified shells, most of which had be retouched to be used as scrapers and all belonged to the Mediterranean smooth clam species Callista chione

Jan 16, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Friends voice their concerns over Prince Harry's well-being, as they reveal he has 'cut off contact'

Prince Harry has cut off contact with some of his closest friends after Meghan became pregnant with Archie

Jan 16, 2020

By Anna Harnes

Meghan Markle

Arteries in women age faster than in men, says study

New research from the Smidt Heart Institute helps to explain why women tend to develop different types of heart disease and with different timing than men

Jan 16, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

Human body temperature is getting cooler since 1860 when it was fixed at 37°C, says study

A 1992 study in Baltimore tested 148 people participating in a vaccine trial and found that their temperatures averaged 36.8°C and another UK-based study in 2017 found more than 35,000 people with an average of 36.6° temperature

Jan 16, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

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Milky Way's supermassive black hole created a new type of star; how was it made?

'Captain America' actress charged with killing her mother in gruesome murder claims it was self-defense

Wuhan disease: Japan confirms first case of coronavirus infection

US-China ink the Phase I of trade deal; what all are covered in the agreement?

Your move, Apple Music: Spotify adds pet playlists tailor-made for your dog, cat, or hamster

Dwayne Johnson's father Rocky 'Soul Man' Johnson passes away at 75

Meghan Markle's father Thomas could testify against her to defend the Newspapers Group

Netflix's 'Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez' explores reasons behind the NFL star's choices

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Arteries in women age faster than in men, says study

Human body temperature is getting cooler since 1860 when it was fixed at 37°C, says study

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