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Many Ukrainians shared how they are keeping cards with contact information on their children’s pockets in case they are separated or die during the war

While some users were shocked to see the snake, others were marvelled by its beauty.

Videos posted by several attendees on social media showed people singing and dancing as the singer’s body was on display.

In the past, BTS members have faced uncomfortable instances of stalking and privacy violations.

Dozens of food items spilt on the road wooed many online and many were eager to help.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla Motors, said Monday that he has acquired a 9.2 per cent passive stake in Twitter.

The Australian show edited footage of BTS member V (Kim Taehyung) to depict him coughing and spreading the COVID-19 virus that riled all online.

After Olivia Rodrigo broke one of her Grammy trophies, fans were reminded of the 2010 Grammys when a similar incident happened with pop star Taylor Swift.

Jamie Hughes purchases the 100,000-pounds house for a former hospital staffer and her three children who fled the war-torn country.

The Beast at Kings Island in Ohio boasts a 1.4 mile track, a ride time of four minutes and 10 seconds, and vertical drops of 137 feet and 141 feet.

Netizens shower love for the Instagram post asking ‘would you share your snack with him?’

#Scammy began trending soon after BTS lost the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance award to Doja Cat and SZA.

The Derbyshire Roads Policing Unit wrote in a tweet that no one was hurt during the car crash.

According to Down Detector, a real-time outage monitoring site, reporting of Instagram outage showed a sharp spike between 10:58 pm and 11:58 pm IST.

A video showing Kammerer warning his family has been doing the rounds on social media.

Along with professional drivers, amateurs also competed in the rally.

Paul’s Pokemon card is worth over $5 million.

The book’s original due date was in the summer of 1974.

The White House posted a transcript of his speech on its official website and corrected his “she” reference as “I”.

The Australian cops teased followers on Facebook with a new extension to the force — new Mounted Camel Division.

As Geo News reported that the Pakistani prime minister kept repeating ‘I’, ‘me’ and ‘my’ 213 times, the clip went viral and people slammed his for being a ‘narcissist’.

When Salvador Vargas from Michoacán, Mexico met the band’s frontman Chris Martin for the first time it was in an ICU and he was hooked to a ventilator.

While some pranks were easy to catch, for others people fell for it, wishing it could really become a reality someday.

Making important health announcements and reminding citizens about Covid protocols, the black dog-like robot has left netizens amused online.

Thirteen-year-old tabby Stepan had to flee from Kharkiv with his human last month.