Shaggy

Reggae star Shaggy, renowned for hits like 'It Wasn't Me,' discusses his enduring relevance after three decades. He emphasizes the importance of curiosity, collaboration with younger artists, and self-belief over controversy for a lasting career. Shaggy also highlights the vibrant energy of Indian audiences and the potential for dancehall and reggae to flourish in India beyond club scenes.

Discover Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary, India's first sanctuary dedicated to these unique creatures. Located near Hampi, this protected zone offers a chance to witness sloth bears emerge at dusk from their rocky habitats. Visitors can enjoy guided safaris and quiet observation from watchtowers, contributing to vital conservation efforts for this vulnerable species.

A determined Siberian husky mix, Missy, escaped her yard in Regina, Canada, to attend her usual Monday daycare, bypassing a vet appointment. She navigated her familiar route, arriving muddy but eager to play with her best friend, Shaggy. This isn't Missy's first escape, highlighting her strong bond with her daycare pals.

Matthew Lillard attributes his Hollywood comeback to a wave of nostalgia, particularly for his 'Scooby-Doo' roles. He believes audiences are revisiting beloved pop culture from the past, which has opened doors for him again. Despite a career setback after 'Scooby-Doo 2', Lillard is now enjoying a resurgence with major projects like 'Five Nights at Freddy's'.

Bangs are making a stylish comeback, seen on celebrities like Ananya Panday and Bhumi Pednekar. This trend offers a quick style reset with soft glamour and versatility. Experts highlight that fringes are now a central styling element, framing faces and enhancing features. The modern fringe emphasises precision and considered styling, moving away from overly high-maintenance looks.

Emmy-winning actor Paul Walter Hauser has joined the upcoming live-action 'Scooby-Doo' series as a series regular. While his exact role remains unconfirmed, speculation suggests he may portray Scooby's original owner, potentially expanding the beloved dog's backstory. Hauser's casting signals a focus on character-driven storytelling for the modern reimagining.

Sagar Thakkar alias Shaggy, the most notorious fake call centre kingpin known to Indian law enforcement agencies, is the man behind sham centres in Delhi-NCR, police said on Saturday. Not only did Shaggy run illegal call centres in Mumbai’s Mira Road and Ahmedabad, he had spread the tentacles of his business to the US as well.

Shaggy (24), left the law-enforcement officials baffled after he told a magistrate that he wants to be remanded in a police lock-up.

Jamaican-American reggae singer and rapper, Shaggy, is all set to rock Bangalore in the first quarter of next year

Sagar Thakar alias Shaggy may have invested the ill-gotten money in precious metals and also kept cash in bank lockers, suspect the police. Shaggy, who had allegedly conned hundreds of US citizens of millions of dollars, was arrested by Thane police following his deportation from Dubai last week.

When the teams of Crime Branch of Thane Police were busy in raids at fake call centre in connection with the call centre scam, its mastermind Sagar alias Shaggy Thakkar was on his way to flee the country in early hours of October 5, officials said.

Scooby-Doo is one of the most popular and loved cartoons ever! Now, a 3D animated movie based on how Shaggy met Scooby-Doo and how Shaggy Rogers, Fred Jones, Velma Dinkley and Daphne Blake started Mystery Inc.

Investigators probing the intricate financial web established by Sagar Thakar (24), alias Shaggy, the alleged mastermind of the fake call centre scam, have zeroed in on a US citizen who routed the scam money to his accounts using a prominent money transfer agency.

Sagar Thakar alias Shaggy, had made Dubai his safe haven much before the scam was busted in Mira Road.

Investigators has taken the custody of Sagar Thakar, aka Shaggy, the 24-year-old alleged mastermind of the Mira Road fake call centres that conned hundreds of US citizens of millions of dollars.

The crime branch, investigating the multi-million dollar fake call centre racket, on Thursday seized the swanky Audi R8 which alleged kingpin Sagar Thakkar, 23, alias Shaggy allegedly bought from Indian Test cricket captain Virat Kohli.

Jamaican reggae singer Shaggy's music was a party essential in the '90s. He is back on top of charts with "Banana" -- a collaborative effort with Conkarah. He says it feels really good to know that he has lasted so many years and through so many trends.

Mumbai mourns the loss of Shaggy, a beloved stray dog and unofficial mascot of the Tata Mumbai Marathon. For 16 years, he lived outside the NCPA, cheering runners and inspiring the community. His presence led to the formation of A Pawfect Haven, ensuring care for local strays. Shaggy's joyful spirit and impact on the city will be fondly remembered.

Investigators probing a con call ring run by 24-year-old mastermind Sagar Thakar have unearthed as many as 12 companies set up by him to route over Rs 3.5 crore of his ill-gotten money.

Dogs love music, according to actor and musician Sreenath Bhasi. Today’s column features Sreenath, wife Reethu and their dogs Shaggy and Pupsky

Thane police personnel investigating the money trail in the con call centre case arrived in the city with accused Sagar Thakar alias Shaggy on Wednesday. The police took Shaggy to properties that allegedly belong to him, including two office spaces of 3,500 sq feet and 4,000 sq feet.

Rap legend Shaggy has denied rumors of mixing marijuana in his tea and chain smoking weed, calling it fabricated nonsense. He clarified that while he occasionally smokes it socially, he does not drink it or chain smoke. Shaggy, who comes from a Rastafarian family, stated that he has nothing against people who smoke weed but clarified that he is not an avid user. He will be performing at the Notting Hill Carnival in London and has been promoting the event and his new song.

The 24-year-old mastermind of the fake call centre case, Sagar Thakar alias Shaggy, has allegedly told the police that he learnt the trade of con call centres from one of his mentors, Jagdish Kanani, who was arrested in October last year.

KOLKATA: Greedy dogs, seedy dogs, needy dogs. Big, small, cuddly, fluffy and Shaggy dogs. Some no longer alive, some still little bundles of joy for their owners.