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Daily Mail
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Timothée Chalamet shares bizarre post on girlfriend Kylie Jenner's 28th birthday amid split speculation
Timothée Chalamet shared a rather bizarre and cryptic post on social media on girlfriend Kylie Jenner 's 28th birthday. Fans who have noted it's been more than a month since the couple were seen in public together may be scratching their heads at the message. Timothee, 29, shared a knockout photo from a boxing match in which Mohammed Ali was the victor, writing 'Dream Big' in red scraggly letters. It could be a reference to his upcoming film, Marty Supreme. The film, which opens on Christmas day, focuses on 'Marty Mauser, a young man with a dream no one respects, goes to hell and back in pursuit of greatness,' per IMDB. Kylie and Timothee have been dating for more than two years, but keep their relationship low-key and have not posted about each other on social media. Recent rumors point to indication the pair might not be together anymore as Jenner has been sharing sad songs in social media posts. In the meantime Kylie's mother Kris Jenner, shared her usually warm birthday greeting lauding the Kylie Cosmetics co-founder's good qualities next to a carousel of photos from the past. 'Happy birthday to my baby girl!! You are truly beautiful inside and out, and are the best daughter, mommy, sister, auntie, and friend…,' the Kardashian/Jenner matriarch wrote to her youngest child. 'You are so smart, strong, creative, loving, kind, funny, and always so supportive.' 'I am beyond blessed that God chose me to be your mommy and we get to live this life together and make the most amazing memories! I love you beyond measure and I hope you have the most magical year yet. I love you (heart emojis) Mommy.' Kendall Jenner, 29, shared a couple of sweet throwback photos from their childhood writing, 'my little lady forever.' Kylie responded with a sweet, 'kendall jenner !!!!' Khloe Kardashian, 41, shared a montage of photos of her and Kylie in her Instagram Stories, along with a video of Kylie holding a cake at what appeared to be a Saturday night birthday party. The reality star was wearing a sleek little black dress with a halter neck and cutouts at the waist. Her long hair was styled in loose waves. '@kylieJenner, she wrote, 'forever and then some, i love you to the moon and back. happy birthday my girl.' In a longer post the Good American founder spoke about her love for her youngest sibling. 'Happy, happy birthday to my baby!' Khloe, 41, wrote. 'From the moment you came into this world, I never knew my heart could hold so much love. You are my kind, brilliant, hilarious, beautiful sister—and every day, you continue to amaze me. 'You've taught me more than I could ever put into words,' she said. 'How to be strong, how to lead with love, how to laugh even in the chaos, and how to show up for the people you care about. Watching you be the radiant soul that you are fills me with endless pride. 'I truly don't know what I'd do without you,' she added. 'I thank God every single day that I get to do life with you. My soulmate sister. My partner in all lifetimes and especially in the afterworld.' 'I hope this year brings you magic, joy, deep peace, and everything your heart desires. You deserve the world, Ky. I love you beyond words, always and forever.' 'With all my heart, Your second mommy, Khloé.' Kylie responded with a loving, 'i love you mommy , so much.' Kourtney Kardashian, 44, shared some flashback photos, writing, 'Tinker Bell! May you shine forever my little goose sister. ✨❤️' Skims founder Kim Kardashian shared two photos of her with her half-sister as she gushed: 'Kylie's day! Happy Birthday to the goat!' The birthday girl got in on the action too, sharing some photos of herself with what appeared to be her first bicycle. 'happy birthday to meeee,' she wrote.
Yahoo
07-08-2025
- Yahoo
Three men charged and another arrested after hundreds of thousand of pills found
Three men have been charged and another has been arrested after hundreds of thousands of pills were found by police during a raid. The discovery was made a during raid at an industrial unit in Cheetham Hill and resulted in two men, aged 54 and 59, being arrested. Greater Manchester Police said their Serious and Organised Crime division raided an address on Stanley Street on Monday (August 4). They found several hundred thousand pills, believed to be illicit prescription medications such as pregabalin and diazepam, GMP said. READ MORE: Three men arrested after cocaine, cannabis and £6,000 of cash seized READ MORE: 'Enough is enough' - Manchester United supporters group announce protest for Arsenal fixture Further arrests were made after searches at properties in Cheadle, Chorlton and Ashton where £100,000 in cash, a number of 'high value' watches and vehicles said to be worth £250,000 were seized. Never miss a story with the MEN's daily Catch Up newsletter - get it in your inbox by signing up here A 54-year-old man was arrested at an address in Ashton on suspicion of conspiracy to supply Class C drugs and money laundering. A 43-year-old woman who was arrested on Tuesday (August 5) on suspicion of money laundering has now been bailed. The force has confirmed that three men have now been charged. A 31-year-old man in Withington has also been arrested. Mohammed Ali (18/09/1970) of Bowmont Close, Cheadle, Adam Ali (21/05/1966) of York Road, Manchester, and Mohammed Butt (08/02/1980) of Freemantle Avenue, Manchester, have been charged with possession with intent to supply Class C drugs, conspiracy to supply Class C drugs and possession of criminal property. They have been remanded into custody to appear in Tameside Magistrates Court today (August 6). Join our Court and Crime WhatsApp group HERE The 31-year-old man who was arrested in Withington on suspicion of drug offences remains in custody. A woman is also being voluntarily interviewed in connection to this investigation. The 43-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of money laundering has been bailed whilst enquiries continue. GMP says it is continuing to disrupt and tackle the sale of drugs, including counterfeit prescription medications, across the region.
Time of India
04-07-2025
- Time of India
Andhra Pradesh terror crackdown: Explosives, IEDs seized from homes of Al Ummah operatives; duo linked to major blasts in TN, Kerala, Karnataka
TIRUPATI: Annamayya district police in AP on Thursday seized a large cache of explosives and improvised explosives devices (IEDs) from the residences of two terror suspects, who were arrested by the Anti-Terrorism Squad of Tamil Nadu on June 30. Police said the two terror suspects are affiliates of terrorist organization Al Ummah. Kurnool DIG Koya Praveen and Annamayya SP Vidyasagar Naidu said on Thursday that the two suspects - Abubacker Siddique and Mohammed Ali - had shifted base to Rayachoti and were living there for the last two decades with different aliases, Amanullah and Mansoor, respectively. They were involved in multiple terror acts in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka. However, they remained elusive for the last two decades. Abubacker Siddique and Mohammed Ali carried a reward of Rs 5 lakh each. A native of Nagore in Nagapattinam district of Tamil Nadu, Abubacker is a key accused in several high profile terror cases, police said, adding that he was involved in the 1995 blast at Hindu Munnani office in Chintadripet, and the 1995 parcel bomb explosion at Nagore in which one Thangam Muthukrishnan was killed. "He was involved in the pipe bomb attempt during former deputy prime minister LK Advani's rath yatra in Madurai in 2011. Abubacker is also a suspect in the murder of Dr Aravind Reddy in Vellore in 2012 and in the blast at the BJP office in Bengaluru in 2013," police said. The other suspect, Mohammed Ali, is said to an explosives expert and is also an accused in the coordinated blasts targeting police facilities in TN and Kerala in 1999.
The Hindu
02-07-2025
- The Hindu
Two arrested in Rayachoti of Andhra Pradesh for suspected terror links
Two people, identified as Abubakar Siddiqui and Mohammed Ali, were arrested at Rayachoti, the headquarters of Annamayya district, on Tuesday night, for their alleged terror links. The duo, reportedly brothers, had been living under aliases in Rayachoti for the past three decades. The Annamayya police said that Tamil Nadu Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) officials undertook the operation against the suspects in many terror cases reported from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The duo had been living in Kothapalli area and maintaining a low profile, selling saris. The two siblings are key suspects in the plotting of a series of bomb attacks, particularly the 1995 parcel bomb case. The duo was also wanted in the 2011 Madurai bomb attack plan, targeting veteran BJP leader L.K. Advani's Rath Yatra campaign. The charges against them included the 2013 Malleswaram BJP office blast in Karnataka, the 1999 serial blasts in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, and the murder of Vellore-based doctor Arvind Reddy in 2012. Police sources said that the suspects had married women belonging to the Madanapalle division and lived in rented accommodations to escape the police. However, they allegedly remained active in underground extremist operations. With reliable information, the IB team made a secret base in Rayachoti a few months ago and monitored the movements of the suspects. Interestingly, the IB personnel had disguised themselves as street vendors. After a two-month-long intense surveillance, the ATS sleuths, in coordination with the Annamayya district police, raided their houses and arrested the suspects. The suspects were shifted to Chennai for a detailed probe and reconstruction of scenes in the cases allegedly involving the duo. The ATS officials were said to have confiscated raw explosive goods, literature related to terrorism, and incriminating documents from their houses of the suspects. The local residents told the police that the duo would maintain minimal interaction with the neighbourhood and that they used to go outstations frequently. The portions rented by the accused have been sealed and a police party has been posted there. Two women hailing from Tsundupalle mandal of Annamayya district, said to be the spouses of the suspects, were also taken into custody for questioning. Before the operation, the police maintained strict surveillance at the checkposts along the inter-district and inter-State border. The incident sent shockwaves across the district, particularly against the backdrop of recent communal disturbances in Rayachoti.
Time of India
01-07-2025
- Time of India
After decades, TN ATS arrests 2 militants linked to 1995 blasts
CHENNAI: After a 30-year manhunt, the anti-terror squad (ATS) of the Tamil Nadu police on Tuesday arrested two militants involved in multiple terror attacks carried out across TN and neighbouring states. Abubacker Siddique, 60, who carries a prize of Rs 5lakh on his head, was apprehended from a hideout in AP's Annamayya district along with Mohammed Ali after police got a tip-off. Both men were wanted in connection with a series of bomb blasts, murders and terror-related cases. Siddique is a native of Nagoor and Mohammed Ali alias Yunus/Mansoor is a resident of Melapalayam, Tirunelveli. Siddique was wanted for the 1995 bomb blast at the Hindu Munnani office in Chintadripet, and a parcel bomb explosion in Nagoor in 1995, which resulted in one fatality. Police said he coordinated blasts at seven locations across Chennai, Trichy, Coimbatore and Kerala in 1999, including the Chennai police commissioner's office in Egmore. Additionally, he was involved in the murder of Dr Arvind Reddy in Vellore in 2012, and a bomb blast near the BJP office in Malleswaram, Bengaluru, in 2013. You Can Also Check: Chennai AQI | Weather in Chennai | Bank Holidays in Chennai | Public Holidays in Chennai Mohammed Ali, who was absconding for 26 years, is wanted in connection with the 1999 coordinated bomb-planting incidents at multiple locations in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The arrest of the duo, sources said, would lead to the closure of several cases involving terrorism and communal violence that remained unresolved for decades. Further investigations are under way. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Doctor's Day 2025 , messages and quotes!
