Paris Fashion Week’s Spring/Summer 2026 attendees have been going all out with their outfits, with some rather unique and statement takes on what’s hot right now. From bold patterns, color blocking, and wild accessories, the PFW street style outfits have been pushing fashion boundaries in ways that feel fresh.
The Customs Department is conducting raids across Kerala as part of Operation Numkhor, aimed at uncovering a gang involved in smuggling luxury vehicles left behind by the Bhutanese army. The operation has led to the seizure of 11 vehicles from seven locations in Kozhikode and Mallapuram, including a Land Cruiser, Land Rover, Tata SUV, and Mahindra Tata truck. The raids have drawn attention due to the involvement of Malayalam actors Prithviraj and Dulquer Salmaan.
Dulquer Salman
According to some of the media reports, Dulquer Salmaan’s car has been seized, and Prithviraj’s vehicles are being examined after the detailed examination and inspection of their homes. Apart from this, the actors have also been asked to disclose any other vehicles they own and bring them to the authorities so that the authorities can verify them.
Prithviraj Sukumaran
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Let us tell you that the Customs Department alleges that smugglers are registering luxury vehicles in Himachal Pradesh using fake documents and then shipping them to Kerala. Approximately 15 cases of expensive vehicles being brought in from Bhutan without paying taxes have been reported in the state and that is the reason why detailed examination of vehicles is underway in Kerala.
Dulquer Salman
If we talk this investigation, then let us tell you that the Customs Department will collect documents and evidence recovered during the raid and take legal action against all those who will be found responsible for this theft and forgery. This investigation is being called Operation Numkhor and is still ongoing, and officials are working to uncover the entire smuggling network which is running the state and getting fraud vehicles registered in the state without proper documentation and bringing them from other states of the country.
Zach Bryan was a surprise guest at this weekend’s Born & Raised Festival in Pryor, Oklahoma, popping up on Saturday to sing with Gabriella Rose during her afternoon set. But Bryan also seems to have seized the opportunity to confront Gavin Adcock, a Georgia country singer who has criticized Bryan and was scheduled to perform that same day.
In a video posted online, Bryan appears to scale a barbed-wire fence backstage and charge at a figure that appears to be Adcock, dressed in a vest and hat, before a security guard holds Bryan back. Adcock is seen pointing at Bryan as he descends the fence and lunges in Adcock’s direction. Reps for Bryan and Adcock did not immediately respond to Rolling Stone’s requests for comment.
“If they open up this fucking gate, I’ll fucking kill you,” Bryan appears to say in another video posted to Instagram. “I got a show to play, you clown son of a bitch,” Adcock seems to goad him, suggesting the encounter happened prior to Adcock’s performance.
Bryan’s beef with Adcock began back in July, when Adcock called out the “Something in the Orange” singer-songwriter for the way Bryan responded to a teenage fan on social media who lamented waiting in vain for Bryan to sign an autograph following a performance at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. “You’re not entitled after someone plays two and a half hours to a picture or a hello,” Bryan wrote.
In an appearance on Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast, Adcock accused Bryan of pretending to be something he’s not. “I think that Zach Bryan puts on a big mask in his day-to-day life and sometimes he can’t help but rip it off and show his true colors,” Adcock said. “I don’t know if Zach Bryan’s really that great of a person.”
Adcock hasn’t been shy about courting controversy. For the past few weeks, he’s been embroiled in a back-and-forth feud with cowboy singer Charley Crockett. During a concert appearance this month with Morgan Wallen, Adcock joined Wallen onstage and held up a T-shirt that appeared to feature Crockett’s photo. In a clip circulating online, Wallen flips off the shirt with a pair of middle fingers.
In June, Adcock also made headlines for declaring that Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album didn’t meet his definition of country music. “That shit ain’t country music,” he said onstage, going on to elaborate during his Nashville Now interview.
Bryan has also been in his share of drama, sending volleys back and forth with his ex, Brianna LaPaglia, and also squaring off with fellow Oklahoma singer-songwriter John Moreland. Bryan removed the song he and Moreland recorded together, “Memphis; the Blues,” from all streaming services after Moreland raised an eyebrow at Bryan’s reported $350 million publishing deal.
Sharing a screenshot of Moreland’s original post, Bryan responded: “Yooo just saw this from an artist I’ve always respected and supported. Not trying to be dramatic, but refuse to have anyone with a problem with me on my records.”