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India's captain Harmanpreet Kaur plays a shot as Pakistan's Sidra Nawaz watches during the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 match.(AP) Nashra Sandhu was heavily trolled on social media by fans after the ...

The "Gen Z stare" or a neutral and unblinking facial expression emerged in 2025 as a significant cultural phenomenon. Studies reveal it is a form of emotional self-protection and regulation, ...

Arch Manning’s intense stare down that went viral wasn’t about arrogance—it was a calculated response to trash talk, not a show of ego. Sources close to the team say it was pure retaliation, a moment ...

Indian angel investing platform ah! Ventures, a local family office and US-based social investor Heifer Impact Capital are among the investors staring at notional losses on their bets on an Indian ...

What is meant by the “dementia stare”? The dementia stare is a common symptom of dementia characterized by a blank, unfocused gaze, often directed into space or at a fixed point, with a lack of ...

BAXTER — Stâre Academy, a Christ-centered school for pre-kindergarten through eighth grade students, announced its new name: Grove Christian Academy. This name change marks a new chapter in the school ...

Are you malfunctioning? Get her an iced-matcha-whatever-it’s-called, pronto. It’s the Gen Z stare. Didn’t you see Riley Despot’s TikTok? I DMed it you. I’ve learnt my lesson since I opened the TikTok ...

Dear Miss Manners: Increasingly these days, both men and women wear T-shirts with messages, mottos and insults emblazoned on them. Presumably, at least part of the intent is to communicate something.

There appears to be something universal about the “mom stare.” A video of a funny interaction between a baby hippo and his mother has gone viral, racking up over 4.6 million likes as social media ...

The so-called "Gen Z stare"—a deadpan, unsmiling facial expression often seen in selfies and social media videos—has attracted growing cultural and psychological interest. While it has not yet been a ...

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