🚗 Voyah Passion S shows real tunnel loop stunt video

Dongfeng's Voyah officially launched the new mid-to-large pure electric FUV, the Passion S, today. The launch took place for the Passion S, which is available in three trim levels priced between 229,900 yuan and 279,900 yuan. Earlier on August 13th, the car completed a 360° Tunnel Big Loop, leading to online skepticism about the footage. To clear doubts, Voyah released an uncut, one-take video of the stunt during today's official event. This SUV features a 475 kW AWD option with a range up to 740 km. ⚡

🎉 Dubai nightclub celebration sparks internet debate

A video from a Dubai nightclub featuring Pakistani flags during Independence Day celebrations went viral. The footage, shared by Soach on Instagram, shows women dancing in clubwear with flags on LED screens. This event took place during Pakistan's Independence Day on August 14. Online users sharply divided over whether such festivities in a nightclub setting were 'halal or haraam'. The controversy has sparked a wider discussion concerning culture, religion, and how national occasions are observed. 🇵🇰

🏑 India sweeps Wales in Hockey World Cup opener

India secured a convincing 3-1 victory over Wales in the FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup 2026. The match took place at the Wagener Stadium in Amstelveen, Netherlands on August 15, 2026. Harmanpreet Singh bagged a brace to help India start their campaign strongly with this win. Wales managed a consolation goal, but the Indian dominance was evident throughout the game. Both teams now look ahead to their next fixtures in the tournament. 🏑

🔥 Govinda slams Sunita Ahuja over 'sugar daddy' digs 😠

Govinda responded strongly to Sunita Ahuja's recent 'sugar daddy' remarks concerning his co-star Komal Rani Swarnkar. The actor addressed Sunita in public, criticizing her for trying to damage his reputation and work. He pointed out that influential people should not humiliate those from modest backgrounds. Govinda also defended working with younger actresses, stating many seniors did it successfully. Furthermore, he called out her use of abusive language, asking her to maintain some boundaries.

🌊 Memories survive even after brain shutdown, scientists baffled

Scientists recently reconstructed a series of 16 major floods that hit Europe between 1342 and 1343. This catastrophe involved the Magdalena Flood, which struck central Europe, killing thousands and wiping out villages. Records show the devastating deluge was part of a larger sequence of events during that period. Researchers suggest material markers like flood marks help shape long-term risk awareness and collective memory. The team warns that future floods could be more extreme than recent decades, despite current management efforts. 🌊

📱 Apple's game plan for iPhone 18 Pro pricing

Apple plans to launch the iPhone 18 Pro family on Wednesday, September 9th, with John Ternus confirming the prices. To manage rising component costs, Apple is aggressively negotiating supplier concessions and selectively absorbing memory price inflation. Last year's iPhone 17 Pro started at $1,099 for 256 GB, achieving a 40% margin before silicon cost spikes. The company is using the Apple Upgrade leasing program to spread costs over 24 months and subsidize prices with high-margin ecosystem services. This strategy minimizes upfront sticker shock while locking users into the Apple ecosystem. 📱

✨ Instagram logo change not Gen Z's fault

Instagram recently updated its wordmark, causing significant online backlash due to the switch from the old cursive design. Critics quickly blamed Gen Z, claiming they couldn't read script fonts because schools stopped teaching cursive around 10 years ago. However, a Gen Z individual pointed out that the new logo is still a stylized cursive font. The actual reason for the change was simply that the brand was becoming stale and needed a refresh. This whole situation highlights that logo backlashes are now about more than just design choices. 🧐

🚀 First private crew circles Earth in polar orbit

Four private astronauts completed the first human polar orbit mission aboard SpaceX's Fram2. The flight launched from Florida on April 1, 2025, with the Crew Dragon Resilience spacecraft. The mission targeted a nearly 90-degree inclined orbit at roughly 430 kilometres. This route allowed the crew to fly over both geographic poles, which government missions previously avoided. The crew spent nearly four days in orbit before splashing down in California on April 4.

🛰️ Boiling liquids act weird in near-zero gravity

A new study revealed surprising boiling behavior of cryogenic liquids in microgravity conditions. Researchers conducted airborne experiments using liquid nitrogen to simulate weightlessness, comparing it to lab tests. They found that reduced gravity initially improved heat removal because bubbles stuck to the heated surface. However, this cooling efficiency dropped sharply, with the maximum heat handling capacity falling by 65 percent. These findings are crucial for designing safer and more efficient systems for future space missions. 🚀

⚽ Flick tests young Barca talent as false nine

Hansi Flick is trialing 16-year-old Ebrima Tunkara in the false nine role during Barcelona's pre-season training. The manager is exploring this advanced position despite Tunkara primarily developing as a central midfielder in the academy. This experiment is happening because Barcelona lacks a recognized centre-forward after Lewandowski and Ferran Torres left this summer. Flick is currently working with internal options as the pursuit of Julian Alvarez remains stalled by Atletico Madrid. The club will need to see if Tunkara's skills can make him a viable option moving forward. ⚽

🎥 Best 360 cameras of 2026 to check out 📸

Insta360 X6 is topping the list as a major upgrade with two Sony 1/1.1-inch sensors. It is available in the US starting at $699.99, featuring 8K video at 50fps and 120MP photos. DJI Osmo 360 II also competes with 8K60 recording but has limited US availability. GoPro MAX2 offers built-in GPS for $499.99, while Ricoh Theta X is great for stills at $649.