After Labubus: Why are people camping outside Starbucks and fighting over the ‘Bearista Cup? | World News

After Labubus: Why are people camping outside Starbucks and fighting over the ‘Bearista Cup? | World News

The 20-ounce glass Bearista cup, priced at US$29.95, sold out within minutes, leaving fans camping outside Starbucks stores overnight without success/ Image: X Just as the world was recovering from the Labubu frenzy, another collectible craze has stirred the internet into a froth, this time, in the form of a teddy bear-shaped glass cup from…

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Be Fit With Sangram Singh: ‘Your mind is the real gym’ — Lessons on discipline, simplicity and real fitness from the man who turned pain into power | Exclusive

Be Fit With Sangram Singh: ‘Your mind is the real gym’ — Lessons on discipline, simplicity and real fitness from the man who turned pain into power | Exclusive

Wrestler, motivational speaker, actor, and reality show star — Sangram Singh has worn many hats. From the wrestling mats of Haryana to the screens of Bigg Boss and Bollywood, his journey is defined by resilience, simplicity, and a deep-rooted belief in natural living. In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, the athlete-philosopher opens up about his…

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More than glowing skin: How Vitamin E can curb inflammation and protect the heart |

More than glowing skin: How Vitamin E can curb inflammation and protect the heart |

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin which acts as an antioxidant in the body, serving as the body’s frontline guard against radicals-those highly reactive molecules, that can damage our cellular structures. The nutrient acts as an antioxidant, that not only tempers inflammation, but also promotes overall well‑being. Sufficient Vitamin E levels support a healthy system,…

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US 6th Circuit blocks Ohio schools from punishing students for using biological pronouns, citing free speech

US 6th Circuit blocks Ohio schools from punishing students for using biological pronouns, citing free speech

The US 6th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Olentangy Local Schools in central Ohio cannot discipline students for referring to transgender peers by their biological pronouns. In a 10-7 decision issued November 6, the court found that the district failed to demonstrate that such usage would “materially and substantially” disrupt school activities or…

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Scientists just discovered a new kind of ice ‘XXI’ and it’s nothing like the one in your freezer

Scientists just discovered a new kind of ice ‘XXI’ and it’s nothing like the one in your freezer

Water is one of the simplest molecules known to science, yet it continues to surprise researchers. Under normal conditions, it freezes into the familiar form of ice that floats on lakes and rivers. But when water is exposed to extremely high pressures, its molecules behave in unexpected ways. They rearrange into different crystalline structures, creating…

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The college degree trap: Why US graduates are struggling in a workforce that no longer waits

The college degree trap: Why US graduates are struggling in a workforce that no longer waits

A college diploma was once a near-certain ticket to career stability and upward mobility. Today, that expectation is eroding. Recent graduates are entering a workforce that increasingly demands experience, adaptability, and skills that go beyond the classroom. The promise of economic security through education alone is no longer guaranteed, leaving many young professionals questioning the…

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