Fight erupts at Yo Yo Honey Singh’s Delhi concert, police intervene
Singer Yo Yo Honey Singh’s Delhi concert on March 14 at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, part of his My Story World Tour, turned chaotic when a fight broke out in the crowd. Videos shared online showed attendees aggressively hitting each other and throwing drinks, while Honey Singh continued performing on stage, seemingly unaware of the scuffle. Delhi Police intervened to restore order. Despite the disruption, fans praised his performance, which included hits like Desi Kalakaar, Sunny Sunny, Millionaire, Blue Eyes, and Laal Pari. Actor Soundarya Sharma joined him on stage for Laal Pari. Honey Singh also claimed to have shot a live music video during the concert, calling it a historic first. Sharing his excitement on Instagram, he described the night as magical, full of energy, emotions, and unforgettable fan moments, marking a memorable start to the India leg of his tour. (Agencies)
Kris Jenner calls college a ‘safety net’, urges youth to follow passions
Kris Jenner advised young people to follow their passions while acknowledging college can serve as a “safety net,” according to People. Speaking on the SmartLess podcast, Jenner reflected on her own choice to skip college and emphasized learning through curiosity and personal growth rather than a single traditional path. She noted that her children have taken different educational routes: her son attended the University of Southern California, Kourtney graduated, and Kim briefly attended college. Jenner stressed that formal education is necessary for certain careers, like medicine or law, but encouraged individuals to make choices based on what excites them. Highlighting her daughter Kim’s pursuit of law while appearing on The Kardashians, Jenner concluded by urging youth to follow their hearts and pursue what genuinely inspires them, blending personal fulfillment with practical considerations. (ANI)
Doja Cat reveals struggle with borderline personality disorder
Rapper-singer Doja Cat has shared her ongoing struggle with borderline personality disorder (BPD), describing it as “agonizing.” In a TikTok video, the 30-year-old revealed she has likely battled the condition for years, often hiding her true feelings to appear “okay.” She praised her progress in therapy, calling it an “eight-year process of curing, treatment and healing.” Doja Cat also expressed support for fellow artist Chappell Roan, emphasizing the importance of self-protection and honesty in public. Additionally, she revealed she may have lipedema, a hereditary condition causing abnormal fat buildup, after previously thinking it was cellulite. (ANI)
Badshah threatened by Bishnoi gang over Tateeree backlash
Rapper-singer Badshah is facing controversy following his song Tateeree, criticised for allegedly explicit lyrics and visuals showing girls in school uniforms making objectionable gestures. Amid the backlash, he reportedly received a death threat from alleged associates of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, referencing a 2024 intimidation attempt at a club and warning, “This time, we will shoot you directly in the forehead.” Haryana Police have registered an FIR and initiated a lookout notice against him. Badshah apologized on Instagram, saying he did not intend to hurt anyone. The Haryana State Commission for Women also issued a notice for his arrest after he failed to appear, directing authorities to seize his passport to prevent him from leaving the country. The controversy continues to escalate as the song sparks widespread criticism and legal scrutiny. (Agencies)
