A Nice Indian Boy” will probably go down as an underrated, but pretty good LGBTQ+ rom-com. There’s little buzz surrounding it, but I saw it anyway — all I knew was that “A Nice Indian Boy” is a ...

The bindi, a colorful dot on the forehead, holds deep cultural, spiritual, and even scientific significance in Indian tradition. Connected to the 'third eye,' it symbolizes wisdom, marital status ...

Superman is fast approaching, and new merchandise for the movie has revealed a detailed look at Guy Gardner's Green Lantern Corps ... feature film to hit the big screen, is set to soar into ...

A candid Reddit post by an Indian lawyer studying in the US has sparked ... luck if you have to get an X ray or tests done.” H1B/Green Card struggle: “The wait period for a green card is ...

Brooke Green. Cross-party cooperation was pushed one step further when the "most diverse group of co-sponsors" banded together in bipartisan support of House Bill No. 134. The bill, mandating that ...

"We really had to get used to it. But in the museum, as you saw, they really made this nice glass wall. So, where we are working, it's very quiet. "I think it's very important,” explained ...

Green Shirt Day has become a national movement ... and I thought I broke my glasses, but they didn’t and my cousins were shocked to see that because Logan and I were not the siblings that ...

Now, a new report by Bloomberg suggests Hypernova can also run apps and have a home screen with horizontal icons, which look similar to the one on the Meta Quest. Compared to the current version of ...

Available to Windows Insiders on Windows 11 24H2 Beta, Dev and Canary channels, the iconic Blue Screen of Death with a frowning emoji is now gone and replaced by a minimalist green coloured screen ...

The Meta smart glasses, currently going under the name Hypernova, will have a screen behind the lenses. The screen sits towards the bottom of the right lens, meaning the person wearing it will ...

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. The University of Sydney – where we write, publish and distribute Honi Soit – is on the sovereign land of ...