Jennifer Aniston has publicly acknowledged her relationship with author and hypnotherapist Jim Curtis via a heartwarming Instagram post. The couple, first linked in July 2025, are reportedly enjoying a relaxed, grounded connection. Sources suggest Curtis brings a calming influence to Aniston's life, and fans are embracing this seemingly genuine and balanced new chapter.
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Joe Rogan reignited debate by advocating for a "no standup" rule in MMA, asserting grapplers must earn their way up. He lauded Khabib Nurmagomedov as a rare fighter who made grappling exciting and effective, consistently finishing opponents. Rogan also proposed removing the cage, believing it aids strikers. These bold ideas continue to spark discussion.
Shreyas Iyer is recovering well in Sydney after a spleen injury sustained during a catch in the third ODI against Australia. Captain Suryakumar Yadav confirmed Iyer is responding and medically stable, though he will be monitored. This unfortunate incident casts doubt on his availability for the upcoming South Africa series, impacting India's middle-order plans.
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Pakistan's Defence Minister warned Afghanistan of a "50 times stronger" response if attacks on Islamabad continue, accusing Kabul of being an "Indian puppet." These remarks followed the dramatic collapse of peace talks in Istanbul, with Pakistan claiming India is using Afghanistan for a low-intensity war. Kabul has previously rejected such accusations as unfounded.
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