Yes, you can access early 1990s web pages using modern browsers through archives like the Wayback Machine. These sites are simple, text-heavy, and lack interactivity, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the early web fast to load but not mobile-friendly.

Punjabi superstar and global icon Diljit Dosanjh recently made headlines for trying one of London’s most expensive coffees, priced at a staggering ₹31,000 per cup. While fans expected a glowing review, Diljit’s hilariously honest reaction — calling the drink “pheeki” (bland) — won the internet.

Konkona Sen Sharma and Amol Parashar were seen together at a Mumbai art exhibition, sparking speculation about a potential collaboration or friendship. Their low-key yet stylish appearance has caught the attention of fans and film enthusiasts.

Rosamund Pike shared a disturbing story from her Bond audition, where she was told to undress but refused. Her courage and refusal to comply have sparked new conversations about respect and ethics in casting.

Lady Gaga has shattered records with her Mayhem tour, delivering a monumental free concert in Rio de Janeiro that drew over 2.1 million fans—the largest audience ever for a female artist. The tour is being hailed as a defining moment in pop music history.

The anticipated Bollywood film Bhool Chuk Maaf, starring Rajkummar Rao and Wamiqa Gabbi, has canceled its theatrical release just ahead of its debut due to heightened India-Pakistan tensions. The producers have opted for a digital release, triggering legal action from cinema chains.

Black Bag, the gripping new spy thriller by Steven Soderbergh, has landed on Peacock. Starring Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett, the series explores deception, betrayal, and the price of secrecy in the modern espionage world.

R&B singer and actress Keri Hilson makes a notable return to the entertainment spotlight with the release of her new album We Need to Talk and a starring role in Lifetime’s latest biopic Fame: A Temptations Story. This dual comeback marks her first major project in years, reigniting fan excitement and critical buzz.

Humanoid robots are no longer a distant dream — they are stepping into real-world jobs across industries like manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and even hospitality. As AI and robotics converge, companies are increasingly adopting human-like machines, promising greater efficiency but also raising profound questions about the future of work.