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Marnie the Dog, known for her tongue-lolling and goofy antics, emerged as a social media sensation among pet influencers around 2010. Her popularity soared, garnering her millions of Instagram followers, a book deal (“Marnie the Dog: I’m a Book”), and even an app called Marnie Pro that enabled users to add Marnie into any picture. However, this came to an end in 2020 when the rescued shih tzu, believed to be around 18 years old, passed away. Her former owner, Shirley Braha, a former MTV producer, was heartbroken. “She was so deeply in love with her,” Shirley shares now. “Marnie was extraordinary and exceptional – our bond was unforgettable.”

On July 26th, there were many noteworthy happenings in the Bollywood world – from Menka Irani, mother of Farah Khan and Sajid Khan, passing away to Deepika Padukone expressing her affection for Vicky Kaushal’s song “Tauba Tauba.” Let’s rewind and recap today’s significant Bollywood news before we move on to the next day.

I’ve always found Taylor Swift’s lyrics in her song “Karma” relatable, particularly when she sings, “karma takes all my friends to the summit.” This line resonates even more after listening to the collaboration between Swift and Ice Spice on the track. When Ice Spice raps “facts” following that line, it’s a testament to their blossoming friendship. Ever since they worked together, both artists have been publicly supporting each other, demonstrating the truth in those words. It’s an exciting development that I, as a fan, have enjoyed witnessing. However, like every public figure, Ice Spice has faced criticism from haters. Now, she’s addressing the “rude” comments about her friendship with Swift.

As a history enthusiast and someone who has studied World War II in depth, I can’t help but be intrigued by the new historical war film, “The Arctic Convoy,” hitting theaters on July 26, 2024.

If you’ve never thought about how you would react if you were in a horror movie situation, it’s worth preparing a plan now. This is because “Scare Tactics,” a daring new take on the well-known prank show, will soon be airing on USA Network.