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Washington D.C. [USA], Nov. 27 : Looks like new parents Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo are finally setting aside time for a post-baby romantic date night.

The two returned to 'Staples Center' in Los Angeles for a Lakers game, one of their favorite pastimes, and were spotted sitting courtside, reports E! Online.

The 37-year-old singer was seen planting a tender kiss on his wife's cheek as they cheered on the home team, who played against the 'Golden State Warriors'.

The 'Victoria's Secret' model, who gave birth to the couple's daughter Dusty Rose two months back, looked chic and sporty in a Lakers T-shirt, black leggings, black sneakers and a black leather jacket with big furred collar.

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Washington D.C. [USA], Nov. 27 : Tom Hanks recently reenacted a photograph to clear the air about Bill Murray, who is confused with the actor for looking exactly like him in the viral photo.

Laura DiMichele-Ross, a mother, had in 2013 posted on Facebook a photo of Bill Murray making a crying face while posing with her and her sobbing son. The image went viral last month and many people wondered if the man pictured was not Murray, but Hanks, reports E! Online.

The 60-year-old star, who was in London to promote his new movie 'Sully', was asked by the host for his take on the "controversial" picture in an interview on ' The Graham Norton Show'.

Hamilton [New Zealand], Nov.27 : Tim Southee, New Zealand's bowling mainstay, took a six-wicket haul to help the hosts secure a 55-run lead on a damp third day of the second and final Test against Pakistan here at Seddon Park.

Only 38.1 overs of play was possible in the entire day. A short shower spell forced lunch eight minutes early, and only six balls were possible in the second session.

Resuming at the overnight score of 76 for 5 and trailing by 195, Pakistan's innings ended 5.2 overs into the third session before they narrowed down the deficit to 55, after which the New Zealand openers came out and faced one ball before it rained again.

New Delhi [India], Nov. 27 : In the wake of the cash cruch being experienced across the nation following demonetisation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday called on the nation, especially the youth, to embrace digital baking.

"Time has come for everyone, particularly my young friends, to embrace e-banking, mobile banking & more such technology," the Prime Minister tweeted ahead of his Mann ki Baat address.

However, the Opposition has been resolute on its stand that the poor and rural population are not tech savy, which is why digital banking is not a viable option for them, adding that those living in regions mostly comprising of villages do not even have bank accounts.

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], Nov.27 : Supporting Supreme Court Chief Justice T.S. Thakur's statement on delays in the appointment of judges, former law minister Veerappa Moily on Sunday described as unprecedented that over 500 positions of judges are lying vacant in various high courts across the country.

Targetting Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, Moily said the former is not working as a law minister but as a general secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

"It is the law minister's business to ensure that vacant posts are filled. He must prevail upon the Prime Minister and the Cabinet," Moily told ANI.