Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian sparked a frenzy at the Monaco Grand Prix with public displays of affection. Following his podium finish, Hamilton shared a kiss with Kardashian and blew her a kiss from the winner's podium. He later playfully showered her with champagne, calling her support "amazing" and stating she's there for him "every day."

A child’s world is full of questions. For them every object is new, every feeling is strange, and every idea is an opportunity. Curiosity is something that builds the foundation of childhood. It’s not a phase, but a force that makes them creative, allows them to think, and live life with confidence.However, sometimes parents miss out on the very same facts and unknowingly make their child stop asking questions. While it does not happen intentionally, it does create an impact on the child. Here are four common ways parents may unintentionally shut down their child’s curiosity.When parents dismiss child’s doubts and say “because I said so”Almost every parent gets to hear this phrase, “Why can’t we go there?” and the easiest response many parents come up with is “because I said so!” While in some particular situations it is important for children to follow their parents’ instructions, however, dismissing their question can kill curiosity.

A woman's Rapido ride turned terrifying after the driver allegedly played suggestive songs and asked personal questions, making her uncomfortable. The ordeal escalated when he reportedly called her late at night, making inappropriate comments. She filed a complaint with Rapido, who stated customer numbers are masked and promised an investigation into the distressing incident.

Contrary to popular belief, France, not Russia or the United States, holds the record for the most time zones globally, spanning an impressive 12. This is due to its numerous overseas territories scattered across the world, each with its own local time. Travelers can experience diverse global destinations while remaining within France.