Stunning Anya Taylor-Joy at the LACMA Art+Film Gala.
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Author: Aparna Vashisht Rota
The conversation at the next table
A tea-room conversation about Meghan Markle illustrates how sustained media coverage can turn criticism into personal hostility. While public choices and business ventures are open to scrutiny, repeated insults from people who have never met her reveal parasocial fixation. The piece urges balanced judgment, noting her privacy choices and restraint while acknowledging that criticism and bullying are different. Continue reading The conversation at the next table
From That Day On: Russell Brand and the Verdict
I hated Russell Brand from the night I watched Katy Perry cry beneath a stage in São Paulo. This week a London jury found him guilty of rape and three sexual assaults. The night in São Paulo The scene that did it comes near the end of Katy Perry: Part of Me, her 2012 documentary about the California Dreams tour. It was filmed in São … Continue reading From That Day On: Russell Brand and the Verdict
What a week. Congratulations to all of this year’s winners!
Democrats secured control of both congressional chambers, flipping seven Senate seats and winning at least 250 House seats. They also gained governorships in Texas, Georgia, New Mexico, Iowa, Ohio, and Nevada, achieving a national gubernatorial majority for the first time in 16 years. Several close races remain unresolved, with recounts possible. Continue reading What a week. Congratulations to all of this year’s winners!
Two women. One couch. Zero insecurity. 🤍
Kareena Kapoor Khan and Mira Rajput Kapoor’s conversation on “What Women Want” showcases emotional maturity and genuine connection. Rather than tension, they shared laughter and insights about life and motherhood, exemplifying confidence and support. This episode highlights their personal growth, challenging stereotypes and emphasizing friendship as the foundation of lasting relationships. Continue reading Two women. One couch. Zero insecurity. 🤍
Saif Ali Khan on Forgiving the Man Who Nearly Killed Him
Saif Ali Khan wants to forgive the man who broke into his home and drove a kitchen knife into his spine. He just hasn’t quite managed it yet. “I would be happy to forgive him,” the actor told Barkha Dutt on stage at the We The Women festival in London, where he was honoured as a Global Changemaker. Then came the dry, deadpan turn the … Continue reading Saif Ali Khan on Forgiving the Man Who Nearly Killed Him
The Princess and the Philanthropist
On October 8, 2026, the Princess of Wales met Melinda French Gates in London for a closed discussion on partnership opportunities between the Royal Foundation and Pivotal. The focus was on the Shaping Us Framework to enhance relationships affecting health and happiness. Future collaboration will be explored, but no commitments have been announced yet. Continue reading The Princess and the Philanthropist
The “Unvetted Meghan” Story Doesn’t Survive a Fact-Check
StyleCaster’s article claims the royal household neglected security checks for Meghan Markle due to fear of upsetting Prince Harry, relying solely on an unnamed source. This assertion contradicts public records demonstrating the palace’s concern for Meghan’s safety. The narrative lacks credible evidence, highlighting the difference between being vetted and being prepared for royal life. Continue reading The “Unvetted Meghan” Story Doesn’t Survive a Fact-Check
Two Women Had Tea. William Sitwell Couldn’t Look Away
William Sitwell, a columnist, grapples with his fascination for the Sussexes despite claiming he wouldn’t comment on them. His criticism of Meghan’s desire for privacy clashes with his own obsession, showcasing hypocrisy. He undervalues her significant associations, particularly with Malala Yousafzai, while ironically sharing intimate details of his own life. Continue reading Two Women Had Tea. William Sitwell Couldn’t Look Away
The copying claims
Kate and William’s Halloween post featuring Louis sparked intense debate on PEOPLE’s comments section, with discussions ranging from perceived imitation of the Sussexes to public relations motives. While many adored the photo, some argued over past controversies, highlighting varying opinions on the couple’s authenticity and the evolving nature of Halloween in the UK. Continue reading The copying claims
