The Haridas of ‘Amrutham Gamaya’ is a performance of a lifetime for this matinee idol Dubai: Now, Mohanlal has done a lot of strut, swag and mass in ‘L2: Empuraan’. I am sure all that ...

Malayalam cinema’s much-awaited action thriller ‘Bazooka’ finally opened in theatres today, and early reactions from audiences suggest Mammootty’s latest outing is striking the right ...

Live trees are a less common medium, but one modern artist has found a way to express himself by growing a unique tree capable of producing dozens of fruit varieties. As Popular Science reports ...

Fans of The White Lotus who’ve seen season three, episode eight may be left with lots of questions – “What the Hell is a suicide fruit?” perhaps chief among them. The strange produce ...

SUMMARY The poisonous fruit in The White Lotus Season 3 is real. It’s called the pong-pong or suicide tree and is dangerously toxic. The Ratliff family gets a casual warning about the deadly fruit ...

Indigenous to parts of South and Southeast Asia, Australia and the Pacific islands, the fruit contains a toxin in its seeds that attacks the heart. By Remy Tumin This article contains spoilers for ...

Fruits provide a high nutritional value, and research shows that eating fruit daily can help you lose weight. Because fruits are high in fiber and water (generally 80% to 90% water), they help you ...

The latest season of ‘The White Lotus’, set in Thailand, is not just about the drama. There’s a new star in the show—a poisonous fruit that’s very real and very dangerous. It’s called Cerbera odollam, ...

G et your popcorn ready as Malayalam cinema is back with a bang this week. Three new films are hitting theaters. Bazooka, Maranamass, and Alappuzha Gymkhana are all set to entertain. As each film ...

But the plant was known to cause thousands of deaths a year in the past. Don't eat this fruit—it could kill you. The poisonous fruit of the pong pong tree (Cerbera odollam) has become a ...

Fresh fruit in the summertime is a delight, and there's nothing better than sinking your teeth into a juicy, ripe peach off the tree. Perhaps that's why it's so hard for us Southerners to stomach a ...

But there’s a glimmer of good news: a study published in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis found that colorful fruits and vegetables may combat the negative effects of microplastics in the ...