Bollywood relationships up close: Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and husband actor Abhishek Bachchan. That close enough for you?
As someone who’s lived on the fringes of Bollywood, I’m often asked by people who are fascinated by it to verify if Mumbai’s leading hunk is indeed shticking it to his current leading lady.
Where credible, powerful females go in dressing, Australian women will follow, writes Georgina Safe.
Louisa Mclean will sigh with relief when the new delivery of J Brand navy skinny jeans arrives in stores across Australia by this weekend.
Friday, 05 August 2011
Words: Nick Carroll
Published on Wed Jul 27 09:00:15 BST 2011
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Celeb Holiday with Cameron Diaz © WENN/SIPACeleb holiday quiz Let’s face it – celebs go on much better holidays than us. It’s all celeb hangouts on private islands, luxury yachts and VIP lounges in the world’s hottest clubs. even the family holidays are better! you don’t even have to take your own holiday snaps as the paps will do that for you. and you can forget printing them too – you can see all your best (and worst) angles from your celeb holiday on the pages of the gossip mags the very next week. So if you could choose, which celeb would you want to go on holiday with? Surfing with Cameron, clubbing with Gaga, lounging with Naomi, cultural enlightenment with Diane or a family friendly trip with Brangelina? Find out which celeb holiday would suit you the best! Take our quick celeb holiday quiz to find out who your perfect celeb holiday buddy would be!
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Katie Holmes … has she gone too far? Photo: Getty Images
Coming soon to a television near you? Good Christian Belles, which was originally titled good Christian Bitches. Although not guaranteed a slot on the ABC lineup, the original title caused an uproar, which may account for the title change. regardless, the content of the pilot script (which I have read) should be enough to make those of us who are tired of liberal Hollywood using Christianity as a punching bag to stay away from a show that reminds one of Desperate Housewives with a religious, er, twist.
by Jeff Klinkenberg, Times Staff Writer In Print: Sunday, June 12, 2011
At the Tony Awards last week, a pair of the city’s rival nightlife columnists, Sarah Maslin Nir of the new York Times and Marshall Heyman of the Wall Street Journal, happened to walk into the Beacon Theatre together.