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Time of India
3 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
August 2025 Numerology Horoscope for Number 3: Use your voice to heal, connect and inspire others
August 2025 brings an important lesson for Number 3 people (those born on 3, 12, 21, 30 th of any month). Clear and kind communication will open many doors. This month gives you a chance to express yourself in a better way, whether in personal or professional life. You may find yourself surrounded by people who are listening more closely than usual, so speak wisely. The energy supports growth through conversations, writing and sharing ideas. Stay grounded and avoid gossip or unnecessary drama. Your natural charm will work well if used with maturity. Be honest but gentle in your words. This month, your voice can heal, connect and inspire others deeply. Monthly Love Horoscope for Number 3 In love matters, your way of speaking will shape the quality of your relationships. If you are in a relationship, take time to talk about your feelings in a calm and loving way. Misunderstandings from the past can be cleared if you listen without interrupting. Single Number 3s may meet someone through friendly or casual conversations. Do not rush into anything serious, but enjoy the sweet flow of getting to know someone new. Avoid confusing signals or mixed messages. Be honest with yourself and others. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Your Finger Shape Says a Lot About Your Personality, Read Now Tips and Tricks Undo This month favours open hearts and open words. Love will grow where clarity and kindness live. Monthly Career Horoscope for Number 3 Career-wise, this is a strong month for those involved in media, teaching, writing, marketing or public speaking. Your ability to communicate clearly will give you an edge over others. If you are working in a team, share your ideas with confidence but also give space to others. Office politics can be avoided by staying respectful in conversations. If you are job hunting, interviews will go well if you stay focused and speak from the heart. Promotions or new roles are possible if you can show your leadership through calm and clear words. Let your communication reflect your true talents. Monthly Money Horoscope for Number 3 Financially, this month asks you to think before spending. Your cheerful nature may tempt you to shop for things that are not needed. Try to stay within your limits and avoid spending money just to please others. If you are earning through creative or communication-related work, there is a chance of extra income. This is a good time to talk with family members about shared money matters. Be clear if you are lending or borrowing. Small savings done with discipline will bring peace later. Stay wise and grounded in financial matters. Monthly Health Horoscope for Number 3 Your health in August needs attention in terms of energy balance. You may feel mentally overactive, which can cause tiredness or headaches. Overthinking and too much social interaction may drain you, even if you enjoy talking. Try to take some quiet time daily to relax your mind. Avoid spicy or junk food, as it may upset your stomach. Drink enough water and stay away from caffeine after evening. Your throat or voice may feel strained, so speak only when needed and rest your vocal cords. Light exercises, fresh air and good sleep will support your well-being. Keep your mind and body calm. Discover everything about astrology at Times of India , including daily horoscopes for Aries , Taurus , Gemini , Cancer , Leo , Virgo , Libra , Scorpio , Sagittarius , Capricorn , Aquarius , and Pisces . Read your detailed Horoscope Today and Horoscope Tomorrow here.
India Today
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Between Kapil Sharma and Gong Yoo: Vir Das's Fool Volume debuts strong on Netflix
Vir Das is caught in a comedy-K-drama sandwich - and he's loving every bit of it. The comedian took to Instagram to share a hilarious post after his latest Netflix special 'Fool Volume' debuted at Number 3 on the platform in India. What made the moment funnier? It was nestled right between 'The Great Indian Kapil Show' and 'Squid Game: Season 3'.advertisement'Stuck between Kapil and Squid. Both mammoths. A Hindi-Korean-English sandwich,' Das quipped in one of his hilarious Instagram posts shared on Sunday, giving fans a laugh while acknowledging the show's strong out the post: Photo: Instagram/Vir Das Taking the joke a step further, he posted an AI-generated image of himself literally sandwiched in bed between Kapil Sharma and Korean actor Gong Yoo. 'In my mind, this is what it looks like. I don't know why there's a bed. That's AI, not me (sic),' he clarified with trademark the post here: Photo: Instagram/Vir Das The caption added, 'Thank you. 24 Hours in, we open at Number 3. #FoolVolume a comedy special between two massive tentpoles, is insanity. A first for me. The highlight has been messages and feedback from across the world and the Egyptian cotton sheets in this bed. Sorry about the AI @kapilsharma (sic).'This marks Vir Das's fifth Netflix special - making him the first Indian comedian to hit that milestone. From Abroad Understanding to the International Emmy-winning Landing, Das has carved a global niche for Indian comedy, and 'Fool Volume' only cements that further.'Fool Volume' is currently streaming on Netflix.- EndsTrending Reel
Daily Mail
14-06-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Tributes pour in for talented footballer, 19, who died suddenly as club make emotional gesture to player who brought 'joy and strength to everyone'
A 'talented' young footballer has died suddenly, aged just 19 with his club retiring his shirt number as a mark of respect. Pontypool footballer Tristan O'Keef tragically passed away on Wednesday, June 11, leaving his family and friends 'devastated'. Tristan played more than 100 games for Pontnewynnd AFC, playing an 'integral part' in the club's 'unforgettable undefeated league campaign' that ended in promotion to the Gwent Premier League. In an emotional tribute from the club, the club said they would retire his number 3 shirt and hang it up in the changing room. He was described as 'kind and humble young man' who was 'loved by his teammates, respected by his coaches, and cherished by all at Pontnewynydd AFC'. The statement from the club read: 'It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share the devastating news of the passing of one of our own — Tristan O'Keefe. 'Tristan wasn't just a talented footballer — he was a bright light in our club, a kind and humble young man who brought energy, joy, and strength to everyone around him. 'Loved by his teammates, respected by his coaches, and cherished by all at Pontnewynydd AFC, Tristan was an integral part of our unforgettable undefeated league campaign — a journey that led us to promotion to the Gwent Premier League. 'His presence was felt in every game, every training session, and every moment off the pitch. 'Tristan. You will always be a part of Pontnewynydd AFC. Forever 19. Forever our Number 3.'
New York Post
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Why Morgan Wallen, back with new album ‘I'm the Problem,' is a controversy-proof country sensation: ‘A cultural lightning rod'
'I guess I'm the problem … If I'm so awful, then why'd you stick around this long?' So asks Morgan Wallen on 'I'm the Problem,' the title-track hit of his fourth studio album, which dropped on Friday. Clearly, the 32-year-old country sensation — who has taken the genre to the top of the pop charts in recent years — is as problematic as he is popular. Advertisement 6 Despite all of his controversies, Morgan Wallen is still the hottest thing in country music. EB Media But despite all his transgressions — from a video of him using the N-word in 2021 to hurling a chair off a rooftop bar last year to him abruptly bolting at the end of 'Saturday Night Live' in March — Wallen is still the hottest thing in country music. Or, arguably, music period. Advertisement Wallen's fans — of which there are enough to fill stadiums — are sticking around through all of the controversies that would have killed many a career. Instead, he has racked up three Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hits and 10 country chart-toppers. Wallen represents a big part of the country that sees themselves in him — flaws, mullet and all. 'I think Morgan is very much a cultural lightning rod,' Holly Gleason — Nashville editor of Hits magazine – told The Post. 'It's the difference between how New York and LA and the flyover [between them] tend to view each other.' 6 Morgan Wallen has already racked up three pop and 10 country chart-toppers. EB Media Advertisement Instead of getting canceled after his series of scandals — which began in 2020 with him being arrested after being kicked out of Kid Rock's Nashville bar and partying without a mask at the height of COVID — Wallen has only come back stronger. And bigger. His new album is a 37-track opus — featuring guest appearances by Eric Church ('Number 3 and Number 7'), Tate McRae ('What I Want') and his 'I Had Some Help' partner Post Malone ('I Ain't Comin' Back') — that has already spawned four hits: 'Lies Lies Lies,' 'Love Somebody,' 'I'm the Problem' and the current single 'Just in Case.' Yet the Sneedville, Tennessee native hasn't exactly embraced all of the trappings of his superstardom. 'I think Morgan has had one of the strangest relationships with fame,' said Gleason. 'Here is this Southern kid. He's got a mullet, chicks dig him. And then all of a sudden, the world crashed in … He's never been able to really settle into the fact that he is a public figure. Every time he goes out, it's all eyes on him. Advertisement 6 Wallen's 'I'm the Problem' is a 37-track LP featuring collaborations with Eric Church, Post Malone and Tate McRae. EB Media 'He feels judged,'' Gleason continued. 'Morgan doesn't get a break, because if he leaves the house, you know, he's got a target on.' At this point, Wallen is rolling with his rabid fanbase — and perhaps doesn't feel the need to appease the haters. 'He has been so publicly pilloried and judged without anyone trying to understand where he comes from or what his foundation is,' said Gleason. 'He probably does have a little bit of a chip on his shoulder or some anger about no one wanting to hear his side of the story.' 6 Morgan Wallen performed 'I'm the Problem' on 'Saturday Night Live' in March. Will Heath/NBC via Getty Images When the two-time musical guest bolted from 'Saturday Night Live' — forgoing the usual hugging and high-five-ing at the end — and posted 'Get me to God's country' as he boarded his private plane, Gleason said that it could just be simply that 'he may not like New York.' Wallen himself recently said 'I was [just] ready to go home' on the podcast 'Sundae Conversation.' 'I'd been there all week.' Advertisement 6 Morgan Wallen abruptly exited from 'Saturday Night Live' at the end of the show in March. NBC Wallen has also had a bumpy relationship with awards shows, as the 'Last Night' singer was banned from the CMAs in 2021. This might explain why he didn't even show up when he won Entertainer of the Year in 2024. He also just ditched the ACMs, where he won Entertainer of the Year. And despite all of his success, Wallen has yet to win any Grammys, only being nominated twice — for 'I Had Some Help,' his duet with Post Malone. 'I think Morgan has come to a place where he doesn't care about those awards anymore,' said Gleason. 'And I think once people know you're not going to show up and you don't care and you don't respect them, they're inclined to give the awards to somebody who does. They're not going to give an award to somebody who isn't breaking bread with them.' Advertisement 6 Morgan Wallen performed at the Stagecoach Festival in 2024. Getty Images for Stagecoach Still, Wallen clearly connects with a massive audience. And while 37 songs is a lot for anyone to digest on 'I'm the Problem,' there's enough here to keep Wallen's hot streak going. The guy knows his lane. 'He doesn't try to sing songs he doesn't understand,' said Gleason. 'His tone is like that guy you went to high school with who calls you one day because he's got to talk to somebody. He's a young man who is trying to figure it out.' Advertisement As he sings on the introspective 'Superman' — one of the highlights of 'I'm the Problem' — he embraces the human imperfections that have a long history in country music: 'Don't always know my wrong from right/Sometimes I'm my own worst enemy/No, I don't always save the day.' 'When he sings, something about the tone in his voice is truly believable,' said Gleason. 'You can hear the flaws in his voice. You know this isn't a perfect individual.'
