[ad_1] Sourav Ganguly (AFP Photo) Before Ganguly, India skipper Virat Kohli too opined that Test cricket will always remain close to his heart no matter… Read More »Sourav Ganguly Says Test Cricket Pinnacle of Sport

[ad_1] Buckingham Palace has admitted that it needs to take action to increase the diversity of the royal staff. The acknowledgment comes as a report… Read More »Buckingham Palace admits it

[ad_1] The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says the benefits of COVID-19 vaccines outweigh the risk of heart inflammation in… Read More »CDC director says benefits of COVID-19 vaccines outweigh risk of heart inflammation

[ad_1] An hour into our interview, the artist David Choe admits that he lied about something. He said he had turned down two offers to… Read More »After Years of Sex and Lies, David Choe Is Ready for TV

[ad_1] TOKYO — When Masako Akagi’s husband killed himself in the spring of 2018, he left behind a note that put her on a collision… Read More »Under Pressure, a Japanese Official Killed Himself. Now His Story Is Revealed.

[ad_1] Reigning Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has doubts about the logic behind the British government making the British Grand Prix a full capacity event.… Read More »Hamilton: Full-capacity British GP feels premature

[ad_1] Plays by Black writers have been few and far between on Broadway over the years. The coming season will feature at least seven. The… Read More »With New Show, a Broadway Rarity: Season Has 7 Plays by Black Writers

[ad_1] Gervonta Davis was going through the motions during an interview in May when a phrase caught his attention. Davis is one of boxing’s young… Read More »Gervonta Davis determined to fight who he wants and when he wants, doesn’t worry about ‘the competition’

[ad_1] A small percentage of COVID-19 patients who have recovered from the virus still have not regained their sense of smell a year later, a… Read More »Around 4% of COVID-19 patients who lost their smell still had not gotten it back ONE YEAR later

[ad_1] Bell’s palsy has been reported as a rare side effect of COVID-19 vaccines, but it is actually more common in those who get sick… Read More »Patients with COVID-19 are SEVEN TIMES more likely to have Bell’s palsy than vaccine recipients