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Three words, but they're all the same word. This song, by NSYNC, was released on January 17, 2000. But after July this year, it was suddenly popular all over again, after appearing in the opening scene of a movie. One guy (who heals quickly) dances to it. Another guy (who heals quickly) can't stand it. Fans (who heal at the normal rate) kept recreating the dance movies in videos. It might sound crazy but it ain't no lie. Which song?
a. Ole Ole Ole b. Hot Hot Hot c. Bye Bye Bye
We hate-watched Fabulous Lives Vs. Bollywood Wives. We discussed, endlessly, which bits were scripted and which bits were too weird to be contrived. Tell us who delivered this gem: "The only reason I don't hold grudges against people is because it affects my skin".
a. Shalini Passi b. Maheep Kapoor c. Bhavana Panday
Find X using these clues: X is a slang term referring to the belief that one can influence one's own destiny through willpower. X comes from the word delusional. X originated in K-pop communities to refer to superfans who believed they were in a relationship with their celebrity idols. X is the solulu for Gen-Zs.
a. Dominatrix b. Depression c. Delulu
Content creators were all over the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival in May. One 22-year-old woman from Uttar Pradesh wore a fabulous, frothy gown that caught the eye of the cameras and the public. Turns out, she'd designed and sewn it herself. Name the woman who is now styling film stars and celebrities.
a. Niharika NM b. Nancy Tyagi c. Aastha Shah
On the official website of the Olympics, Yusuf Dikeç uses this line to express himself: "Success doesn't come with your hands in your pockets." And yet, at the Paris games, he had one hand in his pocket as he won silver. He became a viral sensation because he seemed so cool under pressure. He's not a hitman. What field was the Turkish athlete competing in?
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