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USA Today
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
A runner's Special Olympics race ends with a kiss for his biggest fan—his mom
An unforgettable moment occurred at the Special Olympics in Albuquerque, New Mexico, when a young runner veered off the track in mid-race to give his mom kiss. Watch the video above to see the sweet race runners gesture Spotting his mom, Anet Madrid, cheering, Jaydon ran over, showered her with affection and then resumed the race. Anet was overwhelmed, saying, "There was going to be no stopping him from making that pit stop. I was speechless and was crying and laughing at the same time." Humankind is your go-to spot for good news! Click here to submit your uplifting, cute, or inspiring video moments for us to feature. Also, click here to subscribe to our newsletter bringing our top stories of the week straight to your inbox.
Time of India
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Exclusive - Dalljiet Kaur all set to make her comeback to television with Dhakad Beera?
The upcoming TV show Dhakad Beera has already grabbed viewers' attention with its powerful and impactful promo. The first look has been released and has received a positive response from the audience. The promo features talented actresses Rakshanda Khan and Pankhuri Awasthy. Now, the latest we have learnt is that popular TV star Dalljiet Kaur will also be joining the show. Sources close to Dhakad Beera informed us that the show will mark Dalljiet Kaur's comeback on television. The actress, who launched her production house BOTTOMS UP STUDIOS and a number of shows under the banner, a few months ago, is ready for her return to television. One of the sources close to the project informed Times of India TV that Dalljiet was away from daily soaps as she was settling geographically in Pune for her son Jaydon's education and mental peace. However, after refusing work for a year, the actress now feels ready to take up work and she agreed to be a part of Dhakad Beera. Earlier while talking exclusively to Times of India TV, the actress spoke about her son Jaydon, "Every parent takes pride, and I think being a mother of a son of a male, I think is more responsibility. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Khám phá nhà tiền chế giá rẻ tại Hanoi Nomad's Notebook Nhấp vào đây Undo I have seen myself that if children, especially if boys, are not raised properly, then there is a whole chain of events that follow, you know, so I take a lot of responsibility, and yes, my son, I am very proud of his journey. He is brave, he is witty, he is funny, he is intelligent, and he has taken all the ups and downs in my life head-on, and I am very proud that my son is as strong as I am. She had also spoken about her production house and future projects, "Daljeet Kaur has already started her production house and is taking pride that I am using a lot of my experience. We are making a lot of inspirational, moral, value-oriented things, where I feel our future generation will learn a lot of things from our channel. And also we are making some fun short films which we have already made, and it's going to come too, where I have my amazing friends Pavitra, Ajaz, Akshara Singh and a lot of really good names will be showcased in my short films. I am very excited to showcase their work. And lots of things are lined up, and also something very special is coming in sometime, and I will be announcing that very soon as well." All My Firsts Ft. Dalljiet Kaur |Exclusive|
News18
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
In Pics: Dalljiet Kaur Enjoys An ‘Impromptu' Trip To Disneyland With Son
Last Updated: Dalljiet Kaur posted a series of photos from her recent visit to Hong Kong. Dalljiet Kaur, who is known for her work in television series Kulvaddhu, Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? and Kaala Teeka, has been balancing her responsibilities as a single mother as well as an actor. Recently, the doting mother made full use of her son Jaydon's school's summer vacation and took him on a trip to Hong Kong. The two of them visited iconic tourist spots and posed for some of the lovely frames, which Kaur later posted. On Instagram, Dalljiet Kaur posted a series of pictures from her lovely vacation with her son Jaydon in foreign land. The carousel began with the mother-son duo posing with the majestic Disneyland in the background and flaunted their widest smiles. For the day, Kaur donned a red top teamed with a white skirt while her boy opted for a casual T-shirt. The diva also wore a headband featuring the Stitch, also known as Experiment 626, a genetically engineered alien plush toy from Disney's Lilo & Stitch franchise, while her son flaunted a Chip and Dale cute plush headband, with a small acorn in the middle, cementing their status as pure Disney fans. The television actress also visited the Madame Tussauds, a wax museum in Hong Kong. There she posed with a few of the wax statues, including that of Chris Hemsworth, an Australian actor and Pia Wurtzbach, a Filipino model and actress, among others. The carousel ended with the mother-son duo being leisurely spending some quality moments in black nighsuits while lying down on their couch. 'Impromptu plans are as perfect as they can get ! Disneyland, Hongkong was a perfect way to plan the end of summer vacations. I go back to work and Jaydon starts school!" read her caption. Reacting to Kaur's lovely post, Kumkum – Ek Pyara Sa Bandhan star Shweta Kawaatra wrote, 'Wow super fun." Pyaar Kii Ye Ek Kahaani fame Vahbiz Dorabjee penned, 'Jaydon, have a blassstt and eat lots of ice cream candies," adding, 'Fun pictures." One of her fans commented, 'Jaydon must be proud to have a mother like you." Another mentioned, 'So girl you are almost back on track with your boy. I know complete healing will take time. Never ever leave things for anyone else," hinting at the turbulence she faced in her personal life. Kaur was initially married to television actor Shalin Bhanot and together they were blessed with a son, whom they lovingly named Jaydon. But six years after tying the knot, she filed for divorce accusing Shalin of domestic violence, and got divorced the same year. In 2023, she tied the knot for the second time with businessman Nikhil Patel but due to multiple tensions in their relationship, they confirmed their separation in May 2024. Coming to Kaur's professional front, besides television shows, she has also participated in reality shows like Nach Baliye 4 in which she even became the winner and Bigg Boss 13. Later, the diva made her web series debut in 2019 with BOSS: Baap of Special Services in the role of Devki. Lastly, she was seen in the 2024 TV series Chitta Ve, which revolves around the story of an extremely naive and abused woman, who is judged for not being able to become pregnant. First Published: June 12, 2025, 18:13 IST
31-05-2025
- Entertainment
Emerging star on his R&B takeover
17-year-old singer and actor Jaydon joins ABC News Live to discuss his rise to stardom and how he plans to build on his success. May 31, 2025
Straits Times
22-05-2025
- Sport
- Straits Times
Raffles Institution hockey boys reclaim A Div title amid penalty controversy
SINGAPORE – With the score finely poised at 2-2, both Raffles Institution (RI) and defending champions Victoria Junior College (VJC) knew only too well that there was little margin for error. The National School Games A Division boys' hockey title hung in the balance and any mistake in the May 22 final at Sengkang Hockey Stadium , no matter how small, would be punished. With 10 minutes remaining in the final quarter, the balance was tilted in favour of RI, who were awarded a penalty after a foul inside the shooting circle. Facing off against goalkeeper Jovan Teo in the VJC net, RI's Jaydon Poh stepped up and stroked the ball home to make it 3-2. It proved to be the winning goal, as RI reclaimed the title they lost to the same opponents in 2024. Speaking after the game, Jaydon said penalties were something he had been working on tirelessly. 'Usually during breaks (in training), I would just put the ball at the penalty spot and practise a few strokes against the 'keeper. I think such training paid off. (Today) I scored a crucial goal,' said the 17-year-old. RI's Jaydon Poh (right, in black) scored a crucial penalty that turned out to be the winning goal. ST PHOTO: ARIFFIN JAMAR He added: 'In the second half, VJC was on the ball more. They had more chances. So to score that goal really calmed the pressure down.' The penalty was given against the run of play, much to the frustration of those in the VJC dugout, who thought the decision was a controversial one. 'Our player got the ball first, very clearly,' said VJC coach Nordin Manaff . 'Then his momentum went into the defender and they clashed, but we have to respect the umpire's decision.' Despite the contentious circumstances, he was glad to be a part of a highly entertaining game after missing last year's final as he was overseas with the national women's indoor hockey team. 'I have not seen this kind of intensity in 10 years. Both teams played very well. I thought our players played better in the second half, just that we couldn't get the goal,' said the 58-year-old. Both RI and VJC played out an entertaining final. ST PHOTO: ARIFFIN JAMAR RI opened the scoring just four minutes into the game when Noor Adli Raimi stretched to stroke the ball into the goal and give his team an early lead. 'I thought it was a far effort, back stick. But then I suddenly heard everyone scream and that's when I realised I scored, and I was over the moon after that,' said Adli, 18. RI were pegged back when VJC's Pradeeban Krishnamoorthi latched onto a deflected through ball and smashed the ball beyond goalkeeper Sarthak Basak for the equaliser. But RI regained their lead before halftime, with Ajay Shanmugam lashing the ball into the net following a penalty corner in the 22nd minute. VJC restored parity with a goal from a penalty corner of their own. Their relentless second-half pressure was rewarded as Maheswar Chandramohan made it 2-2 before Jaydon's penalty nudged RI into the lead for the third and final time. 'I'm very proud of the team. Everyone gave their all. We fought for the past two years together, some of us for the past six, really,' said RI vice-captain Raynard Lim , 18. 'Most of the time they (VJC) end up being our toughest opponents and we face our toughest difficulties against (them). We always somehow inevitably meet, so winning this one really made us proud,' he added, acknowledging the fierce rivalry between the two schools in this competition. VJC captain Joven Woo n shared the same sentiments. 'It's always back and forth. They win one year, we win one year,' said the 18-year-old. VJC's Joven Woon (far left) fighting for the ball against RI's Ethan Wong. ST PHOTO: ARIFFIN JAMAR 'They were hungry to win following their defeat last year, and I think they were the better team today. (But) I'm proud of my team for pushing so hard to try and get a result that we wanted.' Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
