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At the PGA Champions Dinner, fellow golfers got a rare look into what drives Scottie Scheffler's success. With four major titles and the world number one ranking, Scheffler's humble mindset and relentless work ethic have made him golf's most dominant player in years.
Tech workers have developed a strange new habit. They carry half-open laptops through airports, offices, and even ice rinks to keep their AI coding tools running. This unusual trend reveals how artificial intelligence is changing the way people work.
Scientists say that protecting your brain as you age does not have to feel like hard work. A recent BBC article highlights three enjoyable activities — gardening, playing music, and dancing — that can slow your brain's ageing. These simple habits challenge the brain in ways that build long-term cognitive health.
A German tourist won over €900 in court after towel-hogging guests ruined his family holiday in Greece. Now hotels across Europe are introducing strict new rules to stop the famous 'dawn dash' for poolside sunbeds.
A trailer for the Turkish drama series Halef: Köklerin Çağrısı has caused a wave of viewer backlash. The controversial bathhouse scene showing violence against a female character has reignited the debate about how women are portrayed on Turkish television.
Twenty years ago, Guy Goma went to the BBC for a job interview but was accidentally put on live television as a technology expert. His shocked face and brave attempt to answer questions became one of the most beloved moments in TV history. Now, both men involved have written a book about it.
The Met Gala takes place on May 4, 2026, with the theme "Costume Art" and a dress code of "Fashion Is Art." Beyoncé returns as co-chair after a decade away, and individual tickets cost up to $100,000. Here is everything you need to know about the event.
A new study has found that 'haunted' buildings may simply contain infrasound — low-frequency noise humans cannot hear. These invisible sound waves from old pipes and machinery can cause stress, dread, and discomfort, tricking people into believing in ghosts.
A new term called 'alpine divorce' has gone viral on social media. It describes the act of abandoning a partner during a hike or outdoor adventure. The trend has raised serious concerns about trust, safety, and power in relationships.
Several major UK banks have lowered their mortgage rates, giving hope to homebuyers. Competition among lenders is increasing, which means better deals for people looking to buy a home or switch their current mortgage.
Sony has reportedly added a new system that requires PlayStation players to connect to the internet every 30 days. If they don't, their digital games may stop working. This controversial change has sparked a heated debate about digital ownership.
Diesel fuel prices in Turkey are dropping tonight, but drivers will only see a small discount at the pump. A special tax system absorbs 75% of the price reduction, leaving consumers with just a fraction of the savings.
Colombian superstar Karol G made history as the first Latina to headline Coachella, delivering a powerful message of pride. However, behind the celebration, many international musicians are quietly giving up on touring the United States due to rising costs and strict visa policies.
As St George's Day approaches on April 23, English homeowners are being warned about strict flag rules. Those who display the national flag incorrectly could face fines of up to £2,500. This surprising clash between patriotism and planning law has sparked a national debate.
NASA is preparing to roll out the largest section of its powerful Space Launch System rocket for the Artemis III mission. The event, scheduled for April 20, marks a major step toward sending astronauts back toward the Moon. This comes just days after the successful return of the Artemis II crew.
