Coldplay concert: In Mumbai, local commuters were seen singing Coldplay songs while heading to the concert. The Coldplay ...

The Pipers are touting their newest release, Back To Roots, and when they come to Carmel, the band will use that as a ...

Hong Kong and Macau concertgoers, get ready because 2025 is about to be a thrilling musical ride. While we may have missed a few big concerts in 2024 (ehem… Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa), you can’t deny ...

Chris Martin from popular British rock band Coldplay will be closely involved in the organization of next year's FIFA World Cup. The 2026 soccer championship is set to take place June 11 to July 19.

Coldplay's Chris Martin and the band's manager Phil Harvey will be involved in helping FIFA plan the line-up for the first ever World Cup final half-time show next year. Gianni Infantino, the ...

DALLAS (AP) — Coldplay vocalist Chris Martin is working with FIFA to curate the first Super Bowl-style halftime show at the World Cup final next year. The MetLife Stadium in New Jersey — to be known ...

Good trout spinning reels can make all the difference between landing a bunch of fish or a frustrating day on the water. Finicky trout call for a light line and a smooth drag that fights fish ...

From Mahakumbh in Prayagraj to the Coldplay music concert in Ahmedabad, and now the approaching summer holidays, spikes in airfares have become the norm rather than the exception. An airline ...

(Pixabay) “Anyone else noticing this on Instagram? In the past few hours, my IG Reels feed has suddenly started showing violent or disturbing videos out of nowhere. feels random. Is anyone else ...

In the past few hours, my IG Reels feed has suddenly started showing violent or disturbing videos out of nowhere. feels random. Is anyone else experiencing this? Or is it just me? Wondering if it ...

The complaints, which have flooded X (formerly Twitter), suggest that graphic videos, including fights and censored bodycam footage of shootings, are being pushed to the forefront of Instagram Reels.

In a statement given to CNBC News, Meta confirmed that it had fixed an "error" that caused user feeds to be flooded with sensitive content. "We have fixed an error ...