Prabal Gurung on Galas, His Memoir and Celebrating Asian Excellence

Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake are still putting in the work!

Cat Deeley's This Morning wardrobe knows no sartorial bounds, as the presenter wowed fans in yet another stand out outfit on Monday 13 May. Her exact outfit was a stunning Navy Crochet Contrast Trim Cardigan, £360 here, and the matching Navy Crochet Contrast Trim Mini Skirt, £250 here, both from Self Portrait.

Baby Reindeer creator Richard Gadd has opened up about how Shane MacGowan and The Pogues have influenced his work.Gadd’s recent Netflix series claims to tell the “true story” of his real-life stalking experience and reached the top of the streaming charts after going viral online.In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Gadd opened up about his inspirations and in particular, the music of The Pogues and the late Shane MacGowan.The Irish musician and iconic frontman died “peacefully” in hospital from pneumonia on November 30. He was 65 years old.

David Gilmour has announced a show at a historic Rome landmark as well as a handful of shows in the US.Before taking on the stage at London’s Royal Albert Hall for his six-night residency, the soloist and former Pink Floyd guitarist will perform at Rome’s historic chariot-racing stadium Circus Maximus (Circo Massimo) during a six-night run taking place from September 27 through October 3It will mark his return to the legendary venue and in Italy since his Rattle That Lock Tour in 2016. Gilmour also announced four shows taking place in North America.

This Morning presenter Kate Lawler has shared a series of sweet snaps with her twin sister Kaz to celebrate their 44th birthday.The TV star took to Instagram to post photos, including some throwback pics from their childhood, along with one of the sisters posing in bikinis. In the bikini snap, Kate can be seen rocking a strappy khaki two-piece, while Kaz opted for a bright orange set.The sisters, both sporting dark sunglasses, looked radiant as they flaunted their toned figures.

Cardi B isn’t apologizing for her massive Met Gala flub this year!

Ironing is one of those household chores that many of us dread. It's time-consuming, tricky, and frustrating, not to mention the hassle of setting up your ironing board, constantly refilling your iron, and the constant worry about accidentally burning your clothes. However, there are definitely moments when I put something on and think how much better it would look if it was freshly ironed and crisp, especially when travelling.

A school that replaced a Manchester landmark has been given its first Ofsted grade - and has been told that it's 'outstanding'.

Your jaws will drop at what Tyla did to her Met Gala dress after the red carpet!

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Amazon Prime Video is releasing content to diversify and celebrate the Asian & Pacific Islander communities. The selected material will include AAPI-led Amazon originals & exclusives, and added titles included with Prime. As well as content available to rent or buy, and films and TV series accessible with add-on subscriptions or for free with ads on Amazon Freevee.

In a video posted to Instagram, Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing can be seen cutting — with an impressively steady hand — a new hemline for the lavish bustier gown, an ode to the “sands of time,” while other photos also show the back of the dress sliced open.To fit the dress code “Garden of Time” — a nod to the new exhibition “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” — the custom Met Gala dress was made of three colors of sand and shimmering micro crystals, transforming Tyla into a walking hourglass. The timepiece, ironically, served as her handbag.It’s not unheard of to be unable to move properly in an avant-garde gala gown, but Tyla’s dress — and Rousteing’s matching top with his profile imposed into the grit — is a new wave of innovation and one with puzzling mechanics.

Kim Kardashian's super-snatched waist at the Met Gala has sparked a wave of concern among her followers and onlookers.The queen of reality TV and beauty mogul, 43, dazzled at the prestigious Met Gala event. Kim was spotted making her grand entrance outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, as is tradition on the first Monday in May.This year's Met Gala theme was 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion', and Kim certainly took the theme to heart.The mum-of-four stunned in a shimmering Maison Margiela by John Galliano gown corset dress that dramatically accentuated her waist, making it appear tinier and more defined than ever. Kim's choice of attire featured a corset design adorned with leafy embellishments in line with the theme, complemented by a metallic skirt and delicate lace train.

2024's best looks. The theme this year was “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” with a “Garden of Time” dress code, which celebs took in a variety of directions.

Charlie Hunnam is heating up the red carpet at his first ever Met Gala!

Tyla is ready to celebrate!

The 2024 Met Gala is tonight, and we’re revealing all of the celebs rumored and confirmed to attend so far.

Ryan Gosling says having a family has changed his outlook on his acting craft.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Taking over a family business can be overwhelming, but for Karan Johar, it’s been anything but. It’s been more than 25 years since Johar took over Dharma Prods. founded by his father, Yash.

AI deepfakes by law.The push from the government comes after artificial intelligence has been used increasingly more to impersonate the image and voices of those in the public eye without their consent or knowledge.It also comes in light of various British artists – including Jess Glynne, Mumford and Sons, Sam Smith, Robert Smith and Zayn Malik – signing an open letter last month, calling for the government to enforce wider protection against the technology.Now, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music has called on the UK government to regulate the use of AI in music through law, and enforce “a specific personality right to protect creators and artists from misappropriation and false endorsement”.The push came via a report shared earlier today (May 1), and highlighted how a law should be issued to protect celebrities from the risk of AI becoming “a destroyer of creators’ livelihoods”.As highlighted by BBC News, the cross-party group’s chair, Labour MP Kevin Brennan said politicians must “confront the danger that unfettered developments in AI could pose to the UK’s musicians and music businesses” and warned that “AI can be a great servant but would be a terrible master.”The MPs also made reference to a new law passed in the US – the Elvis Act – which prohibits the use of AI to mimic an artist’s voice without their permission, and insisted that “the UK [should] not fall behind our international competitors”.At time of writing, the UK does have regulations in place to prevent people from misrepresenting others when offering goods or services, but the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music argued how much protection it could offer in relation to AI technology and deepfakes.In response to the issues put forward, a

Mickey Rourke, as his Little League coach. García also played tennis. These days, he’s passionate about golf, frequently competes in tournaments, and has achieved a 7 handicap.