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Priyanka Chopra Capturing Joe Jonas Singing Last Night Is Pure Sis-In-Law Goals
Priyanka Chopra Capturing Joe Jonas Singing Last Night Is Pure Sis-In-Law Goals

News18

time27 minutes ago

  • Entertainment
  • News18

Priyanka Chopra Capturing Joe Jonas Singing Last Night Is Pure Sis-In-Law Goals

Last Updated: Priyanka Chopra recently posted a video from Joe Jonas and Sierra Ferrell's show. Global icon Priyanka Chopra Jonas has often dished out major goals with glimpses from her family time amid hectic schedules. The actress, who is busy promoting her upcoming movie Heads of State releasing on July 2, took some time out to attend her brother-in-law Joe Jonas' show, The Joe Show, at The Bowery in New York, alongside her husband, Nick Jonas. Now, she posted a surreal moment from the show last night, serving pure sister-in-law goals. Taking to her Instagram stories, Priyanka Chopra posted a video capturing her brother-in-law, Joe Jonas, alongside Sierra Elizabeth Ferrell, an American singer-songwriter and musician whose music incorporates elements of folk, bluegrass and gypsy jazz, as well as tango and calypso music. The entire premises featured blue lighting, making the moment a level more dreamy and ethereal. Pee Cee even tagged Sierra while sharing the video. Not only this, the doting sister-in-law Priyanka Chopra even went live to give a lovely shoutout to Joe Jonas. In a video recorded by one of the diva's fans, we could spot how she was jumping in excitement while Joe was performing on stage. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Patty Cardona (@jerryxmimi) In another segment of the show, Nick Jonas and the other Jonas brothers were seen performing on a short set during the show. Ahead of this, Nick and Priyanka graced the event hand-in-hand, painting the town red with their mushy romance. In a video shared by one of their fan pages, we could hear the crowd screaming as the madly-in-love duo entered the show premises last night. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Patty Cardona (@jerryxmimi) The Joe Show is an Arabic talk show produced by the Qatar-based studio Metafora Productions, which premieres every Thursday on his YouTube channel. The glimpses were from the upcoming episode's behind-the-scenes, which also featured Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, among others. Coming to Pee Cee's professional front, the diva is involved in multiple projects. She has also finished filming for the film The Bluff, co-starring Ercell, Karl Urban, Ismael Cruz Córdova, Temuera Morrison and Safia Oakley-Green, as well as the second season of the series Citadel. Additionally, Priyanka Chopra will be producing the documentaries titled To Kill a Tige and Women Of My Billions, according to a report by The Times of India. Not only that, she has also been often spotted filming in multiple BTS moments and her other social media posts, confirming her collaboration with SS Rajamouli for his upcoming film, SSMB 29. First Published:

The Emotional Bond with Dubai's Elite Personal Training Gym
The Emotional Bond with Dubai's Elite Personal Training Gym

Tanja 24

time30 minutes ago

  • Health
  • Tanja 24

The Emotional Bond with Dubai's Elite Personal Training Gym

There are plenty of gyms in Dubai, but Youskilled Home is a little different. This is not just a fitness studio where people come to «pump up» — it has an almost homely atmosphere. Trainers in the personal training gym in Dubai greet you by name and select programs as if they have known you for a hundred years. Many come here after regular studios, where they get lost in the flow of clients. At Youskilled Home, everything is different: someone is helped to recover from an injury, others to lose weight without marathon diets. One client is an entrepreneur, another is an architect, and the third is a mother of two children. The age is on average from 25 to 50, but they all have one thing in common: they care about quality, attention and results. Youskilled's gimmick is not only in personal training. It is more of a club of interests, where they discuss not only exercises, but also nutrition, sleep, and motivation. People feel calm and confident here, which means they come back. By entering the Youskilled Home in Al Wasl, you feel like you have entered an old friend's cozy living room rather than a fitness studio. There are no humming machines or crowd noise — instead, there's soft lighting, the fresh aroma of coffee at the entrance, and quiet, relaxing music. The entire space seems to have been created not to impress, but to make you feel like you belong. This is especially true for those who live in areas like Emirates Hills, The Palm, or Downtown — people who are used to quality but tired of the pomp. They value: Comfort. Attention to detail. The feeling that they are truly welcome here. The Youskilled Home team is not just employees. These are people who sincerely remember how you prefer to drink water — with or without lemon, what time of day it is more convenient for you to work out, and even what mood you were in today. This is the secret of Youskilled Home — not in trendy words, but in simple human attention. And if the studio could talk, it would most likely say: «Relax. We are here». When it comes to home workouts, it is hard to find something truly personalized. But Youskilled Home stands out not only with its programs, but with its entire approach. They do not just give out exercises — trainers help build habits that are woven into everyday life. This is especially relevant for people in Dubai, where the fast pace of life requires discipline and flexibility. Each visitor is assigned a Client Success Manager, not just for show, but to remind, support, and guide them. Sometimes a simple message like «How was your week?» gives the necessary push to stay on track. Among the clients, there are many who are just starting to build a life in the UAE, and they are attracted not only by the quality of training but also by the human attitude. Over time, Youskilled Home became part of the city community.

Olorato Mongale murder: Police find white VW Polo in KZN, arrest made
Olorato Mongale murder: Police find white VW Polo in KZN, arrest made

News24

time35 minutes ago

  • General
  • News24

Olorato Mongale murder: Police find white VW Polo in KZN, arrest made

Police recovered a white Volkswagen Polo linked to Olorato Mongale's murder, finding traces of blood inside. National police said that the car was located at a panel beating workshop in Durban, KZN. The two suspects, Fezile Ngubane and Philangenkosi Sibongokuhle Makhanya, are on the run, while an elderly man was arrested. Police have confirmed that traces of blood were found in a white Volkswagen Polo recovered at a panel beating shop in Phoenix, Durban on Wednesday – the vehicle which is believed to have been used in the murder of 30-year-old Olorato Mongale. Police said an elderly man, alleged to be the vehicle's owner, has been arrested following the discovery. Mongale's body was discovered in Gauteng on Sunday afternoon after she went on a date with a man she had recently met. She was picked up in a white Volkswagen Polo at her residential complex in Atholl, Johannesburg. National police spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe said the Crime Intelligence Unit recovered the car at a panel beating workshop in Phoenix, Durban, on Wednesday. Mathe said the breakthrough in Mongale's murder followed an intensive investigation led by a multi-disciplinary team, including the SAPS Anti-Kidnapping Task Team. She said the team's efforts initially directed them to a lodge in Kew, Johannesburg, where two suspects had reportedly booked a room. 'Further intelligence led them to KwaMashu in Durban, which was the home of one of the suspects. 'The suspect's vehicle was later found at this panel-beater workshop. Upon inspection by SAPS forensic experts, traces of blood were found inside the vehicle,' Mathe said. 'Police are still searching for two men believed to have been directly involved in the murder of Olorato. 'The two suspects are on the run and members of the public are urged to distribute their photos far and wide to assist police investigations,' Mathe said. Mathe said police have identified the wanted suspects as Fezile Ngubane and Philangenkosi Sibongokuhle Makhanya. She said the duo is considered dangerous and community members are cautioned not to confront them. Police urged members of the public to immediately contact Brigadier Nama at 082 778 9035 if they spot the suspects. 'These suspects are warned to hand themselves over at their nearest police station,' Mathe said. National police commissioner General Fannie Masemola has expressed gratitude to the task team and its collaborative partners, which include the SAPS Gauteng Provincial Investigation Unit, the KZN Hawks Tracking Team, Durban Metro Police K-9 Unit, as well as private security services.

Multibagger Stocks: These 3 Small-Cap Picks Delivered Over 1000% Returns In 8 Months
Multibagger Stocks: These 3 Small-Cap Picks Delivered Over 1000% Returns In 8 Months

News18

time35 minutes ago

  • Business
  • News18

Multibagger Stocks: These 3 Small-Cap Picks Delivered Over 1000% Returns In 8 Months

Despite market volatility with Sensex down 4.6% and mid and smallcaps sliding 9%, three stocks have bucked the trend, delivering exceptional returns over 8 months In a remarkable turn of events for the Indian stock market, three small-cap stocks have delivered extraordinary returns to investors, each yielding over 1,000% in just eight months, despite the prevailing geopolitical tensions and market volatility. Amid significant fluctuations, the BSE Sensex fell by 4.6%, and the BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices declined by approximately 9% over the past eight months. However, three stocks have defied this trend, offering incredible gains. Leading the pack is RRP Semiconductor, which has emerged as the most profitable stock on the BSE. On September 27, 2024, the stock was priced at Rs 50.58, soaring to Rs 1,258.60 by May 27, 2025, marking an astounding 2,388% gain. The company, which rebranded from GD Trading and Agencies Limited to RRP Semiconductor Limited in June, 2024, ventured into the semiconductor and electronic devices sector. Notably, the company reported a profit of Rs 10.05 crore for the nine-month period ending December 2024, a significant turnaround from a loss of Rs 0.10 crore in the same period the previous year. Kothari Industrial Corporation Limited (KICL) also delivered impressive returns, with its share price climbing from Rs 27.09 on September 27, 2024 to Rs 402.15 on May 27, 2025, yielding a 1,384% return. KICL operates across various sectors, including fertilisers, drones, footwear and health products. The FY24 report indicates the company's ongoing expansion and readiness to invest in profitable opportunities. Elitecom International also emerged as a multibagger, providing investors with a 1,191% return. Its share price increased from Rs 29.96 on September 27, 2024 to Rs 386.70 on May 27, 2025. top videos View All The company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of tobacco-based products, recording total sales of Rs 297.51 crore in FY25, a 423% year-on-year increase. Net profit surged by 574% to Rs 32.21 crore. (Disclaimer: The information provided here is based on stock performance. As investing in the stock market involves market risks, please consult a certified investment advisor before investing. News18 Hindi will not be responsible for any losses incurred.) Watch India Pakistan Breaking News on CNN News18. Stay updated with all the latest business news, including market trends, stock updates, tax, IPO, banking finance, real estate, savings and investments. Get in-depth analysis, expert opinions, and real-time updates—only on News18. Also Download the News18 App to stay updated! First Published: May 29, 2025, 10:10 IST News business Multibagger Stocks: These 3 Small-Cap Picks Delivered Over 1000% Returns In 8 Months

Lee Jae-myung's rise from poverty to brink of South Korean presidency
Lee Jae-myung's rise from poverty to brink of South Korean presidency

France 24

time36 minutes ago

  • Politics
  • France 24

Lee Jae-myung's rise from poverty to brink of South Korean presidency

After losing by a gossamer thin margin in 2022, the Democratic Party candidate has returned to the ballot, and is now poised to replace the political rival he was instrumental in unseating. Opponents decry Lee, 60, for his populist style. But his rags-to-riches personal story sets him apart from many of South Korea's political elite. After dropping out of school to work at a factory to support his family, he suffered a disabling elbow injury in an industrial accident. He earned a scholarship to study law and passed the bar to become an attorney. Lee has used this origin story to cultivate a loyal support base and frame himself as understanding the struggles of the underprivileged. "You can worry about people outside shivering in the cold while you sit in your warm living room," Lee told AFP in a 2022 interview. "But you can never really understand their pain." Polls suggest the margin between Lee and his closest challenger, conservative Kim Moon-soo of the People Power Party, has narrowed in recent days, with some showing a single-digit margin. But Lee has consistently maintained his lead since the race was triggered by the impeachment of former president Yoon Suk Yeol over his brief declaration of martial law in December. Live-streaming a crisis South Korea has experienced a leadership vacuum since lawmakers suspended Yoon for deploying armed troops to parliament in his failed attempt to suspend civilian rule. During the tense minutes following that move, Lee live-streamed his frantic scramble over the perimeter fence as he and other lawmakers rushed to vote down the martial law decree. "It was a race against time," he recalled in an interview with AFP. Lee previously served as mayor of Seongnam, south of Seoul, for eight years. In that role, he helped shut down what had been the country's largest dog meat market -- ending a trade that had once involved 80,000 canines a year. He later served as governor of Gyeonggi Province -- the country's most-populous region surrounding the capital -- for more than three years. Lee lost his 2022 bid for the presidency to Yoon by one of the smallest margins in South Korean history. And in 2024 he was stabbed in the neck by a man posing as a supporter and was airlifted to hospital for emergency surgery. The attacker later confessed that his intention was to kill Lee to prevent him from becoming president. If elected next week, Lee has vowed, among other things, to boost South Korea's artificial intelligence industry, with the goal of making the country one of the top three global leaders in the field. He has also called for holding those involved in the martial law attempt accountable -- promising to "bring insurrection elements to justice". During his early days in politics, Lee drew criticism for his confrontational attacks on political opponents. But Kim Hye-kyung, his wife of 34 years with whom he shares two children, insists Lee speaks with "deliberation". "He's someone who's come up from the margins, from the very bottom," she said in a 2017 interview. "Just like how a flea has to jump to be noticed, I hope people can understand and view him in that context." Legal troubles Lee has been dogged by legal troubles of his own, including allegations of corruption tied to a real estate development and violations of election law through the dissemination of false information. He has denied any wrongdoing, insisting the charges are politically motivated. In early May, Seoul's Supreme Court overturned a lower court's acquittal of Lee on election law charges and ordered a retrial. But with the election looming, the Seoul High Court postponed the proceedings until after the June 3 vote. If Lee wins, legal experts say the proceedings would be suspended due to presidential immunity, and would only resume after his single five-year term ends in 2030. Lee's opponents argue the charges are serious enough to disqualify him from running. "With these kinds of corruption allegations, how can you seek public office?" Kim Moon-soo, his main opponent in next week's vote, said during a televised debate on Friday.

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