Beloved ‘Schitt’s Creek’ and ‘Home Alone’ Star Catherine O’Hara Dies at 71
Los Angeles: Veteran Canadian-American actress, comedian and screenwriter Catherine O’Hara has died at the age of 71, her manager confirmed on Friday. The news was first reported by the BBC, citing a statement from Creative Artists Agency. O’Hara passed away at her home in Los Angeles after a brief illness,
Al-Nassr Close in on Saudi Pro League Leaders with Convincing Win
Dominant Display at Al-KholoodSaudi Pro League side Al-Nassr strengthened their title credentials with a commanding 3-0 victory over Al-Kholood on Friday, bringing them just three points behind leaders Al-Hilal in a tightly contested title race. The result marked Al-Nassr’s fourth straight league win, showcasing their ability to regain momentum after
India-EU FTA Triumph: Pakistan’s Anxieties Signal India’s Global Ascendancy
India’s advancing Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the European Union is progressing rapidly, positioning New Delhi as a dominant force in global trade while leaving Pakistan visibly concerned. This strategic pact promises duty concessions across textiles, IT, pharmaceuticals, automobiles, and agriculture, supercharging Indian exports in Europe’s vast market. Boost for
5 Morning Habits Successful Business Persons Never Do
Snoozing the Alarm High achievers like Tim Cook and Richard Branson rise early—often by 5 AM—without hitting snooze. This preserves sleep quality and prevents grogginess that fragments focus for hours. Checking Phones Immediately CEOs such as Stacey Kennedy limit screens for the first 30 minutes to avoid reactive scrolling. Instant
Alcaraz Survives Epic Battle to Reach Australian Open Final
Melbourne, January 30, 2026: World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz delivered one of the most dramatic performances in recent tennis history on Friday, defeating Germany’s Alexander Zverev in a gripping five-set semifinal to book his place in the Australian Open men’s final. The Spaniard’s victory in Melbourne Park was sealed after
Income Tax Department Alerts: Fake e-PAN Card Emails Target Users
Scammers are sending fraudulent emails pretending to be from the PAN Cards department, urging people to download a so-called “e-PAN Card” via suspicious links. These messages claim an “Important QR Update: PAN 2.0,” but they are phishing attempts designed to steal financial and personal data. Email Red Flags Such emails



