Kumail Nanjiani reveals how he got ridiculously fit for Marvel's 'Eternals'

Kumail Nanjiani, the gifted comedian, author and actor World Health Organization you've got presumably seen in HBO's "Silicon Valley" or the film "The huge Sick," continues to be a gifted comedian, author and actor -- however he currently additionally has muscles. and folks have taken note, for the most part as a result of it's exhausting to miss once somebody posts shirtless photos of their veiny, muscled body on Instagram.

While debuting his new hinge on social media, Nanjiani admitted that he "never thought i would be one among those those who would post a thirsty shirtless" exposure, however he created Associate in Nursing exception as a result of "I've worked manner too exhausting for manner too long."
Nanjiani same he worked with multiple trainers to attain his trend once deciding he wished to remodel himself prior to taking a job in Marvel's "Eternals."

"I wouldn't are able to try this if I did not have a full year with the simplest trainers and nutritionists procured by the most important studio within the world," he said. "I'm glad I seem like this, however I additionally perceive why I ne'er did before. it might are not possible while not these resources and time."
Along with his trainers and business service, Nanjiani created absolute to impart his partner, author Emily V. Gordon, "for golf shot up with Maine complaintive and talking concerning solely understanding and fasting for the last year."

"I promise i will be fascinating once more some day," he joked.

Marvel's "Eternals" is about for a Nov 2020 unharness. it'll be a part of a replacement part of the Marvel medium Universe.

Directed by Chloé Zhao, the film can star Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden, and Salma economic expert, among others.

"Silicon Valley" bound up its run earlier this month.

Nanjiani Associate in Nursingd Gordon area unit presently performing on an compendium series for Apple TV+ referred to as "Little America," which can tell stories that includes immigrants.

Nick Stoeberl Has The World's Longest Tongue

Nick Stoeberl showcases all 10.1cm of his amazing tongue to snap up his tongue-tastic record. Prepare to be amazed by the longest tongue in the world!

Twenty-four-year-old Nick Stoeberl from California, USA has well and truly got the world record longest tongue licked.

The artist and comedian’s super-sized lingua  has been verified as measuring 10.1cm (3.97in)  long from its tip to the middle of the closed top lip and is featured as one of the latest records set in the new Guinness World Records 2015 book.

Nick’s father was “a huge fan of KISS” and as a child Nick would imitate Gene Simmons’ infamous tongue pose, realising for the first time that his tongue was longer than others.

The artist and comedian loves the attention his tongue receives, announcing that “I’m not only able to lick my nose, but also my elbow!

He says that the only downside is “that I have to spend longer brushing my tongue in the morning.”

The achievement breaks the record of Brit Stephen Taylor (9.8 cm) who has held the title since 2002.

Record-breaking lantern sculpture lights up Hong Kong

Hong Kong's signature glow may well be neon, but a different type of light illuminated the city's Victoria Park at the weekend during a successful attempt at building the largest ever sculpture made from lanterns.

The record-breaking fish-shape construction was made from 2,360 traditional Chinese lanterns, and took 35 people 13 days to build.

Measuring 36.52 x 9.63 x 13.20m ( 119.82 x 31.59 x 43.31 ft), the sculpture formed the centrepiece of the Lee Kum Kee Lantern Wonderland carnival in the park marking Hong Kong's Mid-Autumn Festival.

Created by local designer William Lim, the sculpture was built using a traditional bamboo scaffolding technique.

This massive lantern was the result of a local design competition, organised by the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) and supported by the Ambassadors of Design (AoD), Hong Kong Designers Association (HKDA) and the Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA), with sponsors Lee Kum Kee covering the sculpture's production costs.

Player - Congratulations to Saina Nehwal for winning her third Indonesia Open Super Series Badminton title today Next stop, Olympics

Congratulations to Saina Nehwal for winning her third Indonesia Open Super Series Badminton title today  Next stop, Olympics 

Player - Sachin - My son told me why don't you hit a six when on 94

If only Sachin Tendulkar had listened to his son, he may have a century of centuries in international cricket now.

When the master batsman fell for 97 in the fourth cricket ODI against Pakistan in Gwalior, it was the 23rd time in Tests and ODIs that he has got out in the 90s. In ODIs, he has got out in the 90s as many as 16 times and in Tests seven times. He has 78 centuries to his credit -- 41 in ODIs and 37 in Tests, and the 23 missed ones would have taken his tally to 101. Unbelievably, he has fallen in the 90s seven times this year.

Asked about these surprise failures, Tendulkar laughingly disclosed a solution offered by his son. " My son told me why don't you hit a six when on 94".

"Well, these things happen. What is most satisfying for me is that we won both the match and the series," he said after India clinched a ODI series triumph over Pakistan on home soil after 24 years by winning the fourth ODI by six wickets. "I guess I got into this wrong habit of getting out in the 90's. But for me, what matters and counts most is that India won," he said.

The 42nd century is turning out to be jinxed for Tendulkar who has fallen in the 'nervous 90s' for six times this year (19 matches), and second time in the ongoing series. He fell short by just one run on three occasions. 

 Incidentally, it was Umar Gul again who denied him a century in Mohali, removing him for 99 in the second match there. Tendulkar faced a similar problem at the start of his ODI career and it took him 79 matches to score his first century that came almost after five years since the start of his career. But once he scored his first ton -- against Australia in Sri Lanka at Colombo in the Singer World series -- he scored centuries at will.

But of late, the century has eluded him, and the last time he crossed the three-figure mark was against the West Indies in January this year at Vadodara.

RECORD - Craziest Mass Participation World Records

World Record for biggest Coke-Mentos Explosion

About 1,500 students participated in a Mentos/Diet Coke demonstration in Leuven, Belgium. Each wore a blue poncho and added Mentos mints to a bottle of Diet Coke for a simultaneous explosion! A new world record was set.
 

World Record for largest number of people dressed as Smurf

The city of Swansea was turned blue as a group of 2,510 people, the majority of whom were students from the local university, crammed into the Oceana nightclub to almost double the previous record.The event was organized by UK fancy dress costume seller Jokers' Masquerade and was not verified until every "Smurf" was checked to make sure no natural skin was showing.

World Record for the largest mass arm wrestling contest

Over 200 people in London wrestled their way in to the Guinness World Record book for the largest mass arm wrestling contest.

World Record for the most people inside a soap bubble

Dr Robyn Wheldon-Williams and his scientists successfully attempted the World record for the largest number of people enclosed in a bubble: 59 children, all over 5 foot at Venue Cymru, North Wales, UK. The bubble was made using a mixture of warm water, washing up liquid, glycerol and a secret ingredient.
 

World Record for the largest mattress dominoes

This new unique world record for the largest mattress dominoes is still on the cards after staff at a furniture warehouse made a video of themselves playing mattress dominoes. The game sees dominoes substituted with mattresses and the addition of some willing participants. Staff at Bensons for Beds in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, set up a whopping 41 mattresses across their warehouse, with a person standing behind each one. The van doors close and the newly assembled bed and its occupants are driven off.

Julie Flitter, administration manager at Tewkesbury Home Distribution Centre contacted the Guinness Book of Records, and there was no official world record as yet - so they submitted details of their attempt and are just awaiting confirmation that they've set it.
 

World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Waldo

At New Brunswick, N.J. 1,052 Rutgers students dressed (in red and white shirts and caps) as Waldo from the children's book series "Where's Waldo?" broke the record for the Largest Gathering of People Dressed as Waldo. The group was almost twice the size of the crowd of 577 that previously held the record.
 

World Record for the largest bride parade

Dozens of women sporting full bridal regalia took part in a parade in Bucharest, to promote the institution of marriage in Romanian society-setting a new world record category for the Largest Bride Parade.

Organizers of the "Bride Parade" said they intend to promote marriage as a way of maintaining traditional family values in this Orthodox country. The atmosphere was celebratory as dozens of women dressed in various white dresses, veils and tiaras marched to the sounds of trumpeters playing wedding songs. Around 100 brides took part in the event.

Here is a nice way of scaring a man with commitment issues.

World Record for the Largest Gathering of ABBA Impersonators

Over 150 ABBA fans from across Europe dusted off their flares, and sang their way through a rousing rendition of Waterloo in London's Leicester Square-setting the world record for the Largest Gathering of ABBA Impersonators during an event organized by Betfair.

RECORD - World Record for the largest gathering of Santa Clauses

Despite cold weather and drizzling rain, over 14,200 people dressed as Santa Clauses paraded in Portugal's city of Porto, raising money for charity and setting the world record for the Largest Gathering Of Santa Clauses. Every Santa, or Pai Natal (Father Christmas) as he is known in Portugal, who took part in the parade donated 1 euro to buy presents for the needy children in Porto, Portugal's second-largest city.