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Cover page for decentralized social media via CoinGecko Blockchain technology has a lot more applications than just cryptocurrencies and smart contracts. One such application is a next-gen social network operating on blockchain technology, where users earn crypto through their posts, comments, and interactions. Such social media platforms are usually referred to as Web3. They are decentralized, owned by the users, and often tokenized. Let us see below the reasons these platfo

India: A Love Story became a massive hit in Brazil and won an International Emmy by telling a deeply emotional story rooted in Indian culture. Its forbidden romance, family pressure, and cultural authenticity created one of television’s most powerful cross-continental connections.

A private island, a hidden recruitment pipeline, a failed early plea deal, and a federal case that ended before trial the Jeffrey Epstein story follows a verified trail of power, abuse, and delayed justice that still unsettles readers today.

Chinnu Pappu, a 24-year-old well-known social media influencer who lived in Kerala and resided in the Kasaragod district, was found dead on Monday afternoon in her rented house in Uliyathadka. An unnatural death case has been registered by local police, and an investigation has been initiated. As of the preliminary report: Her body had been found hanging in her rented house. She was taken to a nearby hospital and was declared dead by the doctors. The police have started inves

One of the most humiliating box office performances in recent times has been provided by a documentary with huge financial support, intense advertising, and international press coverage. The official documentary about Melania Trump is said to have sold only one ticket at a few cinema screenings in the UK, which has caused a wave of online ridicule and casts serious doubts on the profitability of the film. What was billed as a glamorous political documentary is now commonly re

YouTube Recap has sparked widespread interest by turning everyday viewing activity into a clear, narrative-driven summary of the year. With personality-based insights, polished visuals, and data-backed trends, the feature reflects YouTube’s continued push to help users understand their digital habits more meaningfully.

Quentin Tarantino didn’t just criticize Paul Dano he dismissed him. And that one remark has set off a wave of backlash from fans who aren’t willing to let a subtle, quiet, brilliant actor be reduced to “weak sauce.” Because maybe the real fight isn’t about the insult, it's about how loudly we underestimate performances that don’t need to scream.

Mary Shelley (via Poetry Foundation) Back in the day, people just figured there was no way a woman could come up with something as dark and strange as Frankenstein . In 1818, Mary Shelley basically burst onto the scene and gave the world a monster. When readers first opened the book, their jaws pretty much dropped, like, what’s going on with this wild mix of science and huge, tangled questions about what’s right and wrong? And then, plot twist: the author turns out to be a te