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- 1Malaika Arora shares beginner-friendly Vinyasa yoga routine●Malaika Arora’s latest yoga video features a simple Vinyasa Flow that connects movement with breath. Here’s a beginner-f
Malaika Arora's latest yoga routine, shared via Mathrubhumi English, features a simple Vinyasa Flow linking movement with breath. The sequence is presented as beginner-friendly, with easy poses and breathing cues readers can try at home, continuing the actor and fitness personality's regular promotion of accessible yoga practice for everyday wellness.
- 2Baked beans get an Indian curry makeover●Transform two tins of baked beans into this creamy curry Masala baked beans, tadka baked beans, curried baked beans, spi
A recipe making the rounds shows how to turn two tins of baked beans into a creamy masala curry, spiced with a traditional tadka. Variations include curried and spicy baked beans, pitched as an easy vegan Indian-inspired meal. Home cooks are sharing it as a cheap way to elevate a storecupboard staple into something more flavourful.
- 3AI deal-hunting becomes the new test for retailers▼AI deal-hunting is the new customer experience test for retailers
Retail analysts say shoppers increasingly use artificial intelligence tools to find the best deals, and that this behaviour is becoming a benchmark for customer experience. Retailers that make offers easy for AI assistants to discover and compare are seen as better positioned, while those with fragmented pricing or poor product data risk losing bargain-hunting customers to more AI-friendly competitors.
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A recipe combining Muddy Buddies (the chocolate-peanut butter powdered snack mix) with Cocoa Krispies and marshmallow treats is making the rounds, offering a no-bake dessert mashup. The treat layers crispy cocoa cereal with melted chocolate, peanut butter and powdered sugar, appealing to home bakers looking for quick, kid-friendly sweets.
- 5'Light Pillar' Director Xu Zao Announces AI-Themed Film 'Easy, My Friend'●‘Light Pillar’ Director Xu Zao Readies AI-Themed Follow-Up ‘Easy, My Friend’
Chinese director Xu Zao, known for 'Light Pillar', is preparing his next feature, 'Easy, My Friend', which will explore artificial intelligence themes. The announcement, reported by Variety, signals growing interest in AI as subject matter for independent cinema, as filmmakers worldwide respond to the technology's rapid rise in public conversation.