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India and Punjab Kings pacer Arshdeep Singh has landed in fresh controversy after a Snapchat exchange with a fan triggered another round of backlash on social media. The left-arm fast bowler, who has already faced criticism this IPL season over remarks made in viral videos, is once again under scrutiny for his conduct online. Arshdeep Singh made racist comments on Tilak Varma. Arshdeep called Tilak “andhera” (darkness) and compared his skin tone with Naman Dhir’s. Tilak Varma responded maturely, saying, “I won’t encourage this. Let’s focus on tomorrow’s match.” pic.twitter.com/VPX9hkg6nP— EpicCommentsTelugu (@EpicCmntsTelugu) May 14, 2026 Arshdeep, widely regarded as one of the more popular young cricketers among fans because of his candid vlogs and dressing-room interactions, has endured a turbulent few weeks off the cricket field. The latest controversy erupted after screenshots of his response to a fan began circulating widely online. The incident comes days after Arshdeep was criticised for remarks directed at Tilak Varma in a video recorded ahead of Punjab Kings’ IPL clash against Mumbai Indians. In the clip, Arshdeep panned the camera towards Tilak and said, “Oye Andhere, sunscreen lagaaya?” which roughly translates to, “Hey, dark one, did you apply sunscreen?” The remark immediately drew criticism

Skip to main content Algonquin-Lake In The Hills, IL Huntley, IL Barrington, IL Lake Zurich, IL Elgin, IL Grayslake, IL Palatine, IL Libertyville, IL Vernon Hills, IL Buffalo Grove, IL Illinois Top National News See All Communities Good morning — here’s the latest on news for the far northern suburbs, from Crystal Lake to Libertyville and communities throughout Lake and McHenry counties. A running roundup of top stories will be updated here throughout the day. Check back for the latest developments. Ryan D. Shapiro, of Lake in the Hills, has been charged with six counts of child pornography. Find out what's happening in Crystal Lake-Caryfor free with the latest updates from Patch. Parent Sues District 300 Over Student Gender Transition Policies The federal lawsuit alleges the district supported a student’s social transition at school without informing the parent. 'Big Smile, Adorable Little Giggle': Family Remembers Infant Found Unresponsive At Daycare Cameron Morris died on May 7, two days after he was found unresponsive while napping at a Woodstock daycare, authorities said. Find out what's happening in Crystal Lake-Caryfor free with the latest updates from Patch. How Quick Response Saved Boy, 16, After Cardiac Arrest At H.S. Track: Authorities A 16-year-old

They escaped, they resisted, they endured: Explore the video series in English, French and Mauritian Creole  Episode  1. Le Morne Brabant: A Global Symbol of Resistance and Freedom Le Morne as a symbol of resistance, memory and freedom. Through conversations across generations, this film traces the history of enslavement in Mauritius, the rise of maroon communities, and the enduring link between Le Morne, culture and identity. It offers an introduction to why this landscape resonates far beyond its shores. Choose your preferred language: (English) https://vimeo.com/1182763621/8723811b01 (French) https://vimeo.com/1179208182/8168dbc34a (Mauritian Creole) https://vimeo.com/1183259735/ed32fb3491 Episode 2. Beyond the Mountain: The Living Legacy of Maroon Communities in Mauritius What remains after resistance? This episode highlights living traditions passed down through storytelling, Séga music, healing knowledge, craftsmanship and community life. These intangible practices continue to shape Mauritian identity and demonstrate how resistance survives through culture. Choose your preferred language: (English) https://vimeo.com/1182878018/da4e0c78e1 (French) https://vimeo.com/1178812384/063b52c67a (Mauritian Creole) https://vimeo.com/1183268276/d88c388da1 Episode 3. Enslavement and Forced Migration Across the Indian Ocean Slavery did not operate in isolation. This episode places Le Morne and Mauritius within the wider history of enslavement and forced migration across the Indian Ocean between the 16th and 19th centuries. It examines trade routes, legal systems and the brutal realities of maritime journeys, connecting local

Fact check: Did Chud The Builder post racist Facebook updates after courthouse shooting? Viral screenshot debunked (Image via Getty) Dalton “ChudTheBuilder” Eatherly is facing attempted murder charges after a shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee. Soon after his arrest, a screenshot claiming to show a Facebook post from the streamer started spreading online. The viral image included racist language and claimed Eatherly acted in self-defense. But there is no proof the Facebook post was real. Authorities confirmed that the 28-year-old streamer was taken into custody on Wednesday after a fight turned into gunfire outside the courthouse. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said both men involved suffered gunshot wounds and were taken to hospitals in Clarksville and Nashville.At the same time, social media users began sharing a screenshot posted by X user @QuickGetTheSig. The image claimed Eatherly wrote on Facebook that the man he shot had “chimped around and found out.” However, there is no public Facebook account linked to ChudTheBuilder, and no verified evidence shows he made that post after his arrest.  » Read More

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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Wisconsin chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. An Underrecognized Art Form In today’s world where social media is full of toxic, overwhelming and draining messaging, there is one thing keeping me on Instagram: the art of edits and montages. I think most people are familiar with the editing accounts that spend time thoughtfully curating these wonderful little videos, but I’d like to dedicate this article to these creators and their mini masterpieces. Editing is something that most might come across on Instagram daily, but the time and effort that goes into these videos is underrecognized. Here’s a couple of thoughts on why this community is so fun: After the rise of masterpieces like Bridgerton and Heated Rivalry, my feed began to fill with multiple accounts that showed a similar pattern. Each had a sizable fanbase, a creative mind, and tons of videos dedicated to various movies and TV shows that many of us know and love. These videos are called “edits,” or in some cases simply “montages” that generate a minute of serotonin boosting emotion in the midst of a world filled with

May 13, 2026, 8:18 p.m. ET Melissa Gilbert has returned to the public eye with her first social media post since her husband, Timothy Busfield, was indicted on child sex abuse charges. The "Little House on the Prairie" actor, 62, posted on Instagram for the first time in months after previously deactivating her account amid the case surrounding Busfield. In the post, she promoted a new campaign from her lifestyle brand ModernPrairie, which she co-founded in 2022 alongside Nicole Haase. "Nicole and Melissa are getting into the frame and into the picture, and we cannot wait to share what’s next," the post's caption reads. "And how perfect are these incredible crochet dolls created in their likeness by @hookednovelties? Our Modern Prairie community is endlessly talented, and these two look almost exactly like the photo from last fall." The campaign teased future updates, including "special guests you’ve missed hearing from."