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Time of India
29-04-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Lux Cozy eyes 800 crore revenue from Pynk in 5 yrs
Kolkata: Lux Cozy , one of the leading men's knitwear and textile brands, is hoping that Pynk , the women's wear brand from its stable, may touch Rs 800-crore mark in the next five years. The group is also eyeing the Rs 1,000-crore mark for its mother brand, Cozy, soon. Lux Industries executive director Saket Todi told TOI that Pynk would be formally introduced nationally from May 1. Todi said Pynk saw a soft launch in Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, Varanasi and Jaipur in Jan, which generated a good response. "Now, we will go for a formal introduction. Pynk will have a presence in both core and fashion segments," he added. You Can Also Check: Kolkata AQI | Weather in Kolkata | Bank Holidays in Kolkata | Public Holidays in Kolkata According to Todi, in the first 12 months of operation, the group is eyeing Rs 125-130 crore revenue from Pynk. This is likely to reach Rs 280-300 crore in the second year. "We are looking at Rs 750-800 crore by 2029-30. This is our blueprint as of now. For this, we are confident of a healthy double-digit CAGR for the next couple of years. We are planning 200 distributors for this brand," he added. Pynk would be the first women's fashion wear brand available in the general trade category, Todi said. "There are a lot of women's fashion wear brands, but they are in organised retail. Our target is general merchandise. The price point for the brand would be Rs 500-1000, which would be the most moderate option in this category," he added. Todi said the company would spend Rs 23-25 crore on promotion and has roped in Shraddha Kapoor as Pynk's brand ambassador. "The promotional spend would remain the same in the second year as well," he said. Commenting on Cozy, he added that it would be the first mid-premium brand in its category in the country to touch the Rs 1,000-crore mark.
Fox News
09-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Country singer stops concert to call out fans for throwing beer cans onstage
Country singer Braxton Keith called out unruly fans at his concert. During his show in Gilmer, Texas, Keith, 23, was interrupted by the antics of a few rowdy concertgoers, who threw beer cans at Keith and his band as they performed "Honky Tonk City." Instead of letting the chaos ruin the vibe, he took control of the situation. "Hey listen up. Pause this s---," Keith was seen shouting in a video he shared to TikTok. "I didn't come here to get beer cans thrown at me, all right? This isn't a g------ Gavin Adcock concert, OK?" The "Chase You Down" crooner referred to his fellow country artist, who's known for throwing drinks at his concerts. "Don't be throwing f---ing beers out here," Keith continued to scold his fans as he stopped his performance. "These people at the front are gettin' wet up here and it's gonna p--- them off and it's gonna p--- me off." The singer confronted the crowd and pointed out a young fan who was attending her first country show. "This little girl right here's never been to a country concert before, and it's her first d--- time, OK? We're gonna have a good show for her, OK?" The rowdy audience was heard cheering in the background after Keith's announcement. When the "Cozy" singer shared the concert disruption on TikTok, he wrote text over his video that read, "Embarrassing behavior and poor concert etiquette on display in 2025." His caption read, "This is unacceptable behavior for any concert including my brother @GavinAdcockMusic Nobody likes beer and trash getting thrown at them. I love live music and when given the opportunity to speak up about unruliness in the concert community, I will protect my audience, band, crew, equipment, and most importantly, the integrity of live performance experiences." Keith isn't the first country star to stop a concert over a disruptive crowd. WATCH: CARLY PEARCE STOPS CONCERT TO BREAK UP FIGHT BETWEEN 'ANGRY' FANS Last month, "We Don't Fight Anymore" singer Carly Pearce was seen confronting "angry" fans in a video during a performance at O2 Academy Birmingham in the United Kingdom. "We're all here to just have a good night, you know what I mean? We're all friends at my shows," Pearce said, as she paused her concert to address fans when a fight broke out. "Girl, I am sick, and I ain't got time for it, OK?" She continued, "I love you. I'm just saying. Please don't make everybody around you angry, OK?" According to the fan who captured the heated moment, the two fans "didn't stop" fighting following the singer's "respectful and very professional" remarks and were asked to leave. Later in the video, fans were heard chanting Pearce's name. The country star was seen giving a thumbs up as she waved to the "angry fan" being escorted out. "Ain't nobody got time for that," Pearce concluded.
Saudi Gazette
26-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Saudi Gazette
100 Thieves claim Marvel Rivals Invitational NA crown as 2025 scene heats up
The Marvel Rivals Invitational (MRI) North America wrapped up its biggest edition yet, boasting a $100,000 prize pool (SR375,125) and a fierce lineup of top-tier esports organizations. With viewership climbing and competition intensifying, the tournament signals a booming year ahead for Marvel Rivals. More teams, more events, and rising hype are setting the stage for the game's breakout esports moment in 2025. 100 Thieves dominate bracket play In a climactic Grand Final on March 23, 100 Thieves edged out FlyQuest 4-2 in a Best-of-7 series, securing first place and SR150,054 in winnings. FlyQuest finished second (SR75,027), while Sentinels took third (SAR 45,016) after falling to FlyQuest 3-1 in the Lower Bracket Final. The event began with an 8-team Swiss System stage from March 14-16, followed by a double-elimination bracket from March 21-23. All matches were streamed live on Marvel Rivals' official Twitch channel. Final standings and prize pool 1st – 100 Thieves — $40,000 / SAR 150,053.92 2nd – FlyQuest — $20,000 / SAR 75,026.96 3rd – Sentinels — $12,000 / SAR 45,016.18 4th – Envy — $8,000 / SAR 30,010.78 5th/6th – Shikigami & NTMR — $6,000 each / SAR 22,508.09 7th/8th – Shroud-X & Rad Esports — $4,000 each / SAR 15,005.39 Bracket play highlights March 23 – Finals Grand Final: 100 Thieves def. FlyQuest 4-2 Lower Final: FlyQuest def. Sentinels 3-1 March 22 – Playoffs Upper Final: 100 Thieves def. Sentinels 3-0 Lower Quarterfinals: Envy def. Shikigami 3-2 FlyQuest def. NTMR 3-0 Lower Semifinal: FlyQuest def. Envy 3-1 March 21 – Opening matches Upper Bracket: 100T def. Envy 3-1 Sentinels def. FlyQuest 3-1 Lower Bracket: Shikigami def. Shroud-X 3-1 (Shroud-X DQ) NTMR def. Rad Esports 3-1 (Rad DQ) Swiss stage results (March 14–16) Round 1 100T def. Rad 2-0 Sentinels def. NTMR 2-0 Shroud-X def. Envy 2-0 FlyQuest def. Shikigami 2-0 Round 2 Sentinels def. Shroud-X 2-1 100T def. FlyQuest 2-0 Envy def. Rad 2-1 NTMR def. Shikigami 2-0 Round 3 100T def. Sentinels 2-1 FlyQuest def. Shroud-X 2-0 Envy def. NTMR 2-0 Rad def. Shikigami 2-0 Commentary and guest appearances The tournament featured commentary by Cozy, Dogman, iRunShibb, and LemonKiwi, with guest appearances by streamers and former pros including Shroud, Jay3, Flats, Bogur, Crimzo, and Nevix. Participating teams and rosters 100 Thieves: TTK, Vinnie, Delena, Terra, Hxrvey, SJP, Billion Envy: cal, nkae, iRemiix, SPACE, Paintbrush, Sleepy FlyQuest: Ghasklin, SparkChief, LytePk, enwrgyy, adios, cerise, zelos NTMR: Dosui, Malenia, Luka, Mace, Baiser, Pizzademon Rad Esports: Manually, chime, LennJaeGon, Skai, Prota, spennyyyyy Sentinels: SuperGomez, Rymazing, Hogz, Coluge, Aramori, Karova Shikigami: Amadien, Melophobia, ScatterGengi, craZmanG, Dinks, Shocker Shroud-X: VisionGMG, Doomed, Impuniti, Window, Fidel, Nuk As Marvel Rivals continues its rise in competitive gaming, the Invitational has solidified its reputation as a premier event on the calendar. With more events on the horizon, fans can expect even higher stakes and bolder plays in 2025.
