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A resurfaced 2009 video featuring Russell Brand and Sean Diddy Combs is attracting fresh attention for its awkward jokes and crude conversation aboard a private jet. During their trip to Las Vegas, Diddy calls Brand his new best friend, before the pair joke about going on a straight guy date and finding women. The footage has taken on a new dimension as both men are now serving prison sentences in separate cases, years after their memorable Vegas encounter.

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Susmita Mukherjee candidly discussed her financial hardships enduring a tumultuous four-year stretch. She revealed how these experiences reshaped her understanding of wealth and popularity. Mukherjee believes money should be viewed as a form of energy to be circulated rather than clutched tightly. These challenges have enlivened her faith in intentions and hope, ultimately reinforcing her determination and reorienting her lifes priorities.

India head coach Gautam Gambhir addresses the media after India's batting collapse against New Zealand. He discusses the team's struggles against the new ball, adapting to challenging conditions, lessons from the defeat, the bowling attack and preparations for the final ODI.

Russell Brands life behind bars has begun under intense scrutiny, with former inmates warning that his time at HMP Wandsworth could be anything but easy. One former prisoner has described the experience of entering the London jail as colossal psychological shock, warning that Brands offences and celebrity background could make his adjustment even harder. Meanwhile, reports suggest his arrival sparked mixed reactions among inmates, with some shouting his name and others expressing anger. Former p

Sonia Gandhis memoir Belonging: A Journey of Love has reopened contentious debates around the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Godhra, the Emergency and the Gandhi familys political legacy. Speaking to Times Of Indias Aditi Prasad on Why Should You Care?, political analyst Abhijit Iyer-Mitra argues that Sonias treatment of Sanjay Gandhi, Maneka Gandhi, Narendra Modi, the RSS and former allies raises questions about selective outrage, omission and long-held grudges. From throwing muck at the dead to portray