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Blake Lively Celebrated Taylor Swift's Birthday in an All-Leather Look With the Highest Slit

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In case you missed it, last night was Taylor Swift's birthday party, which meant that her A-list pals all came out to fête their bestie, including Blake Lively, who wore an all-black, all-leather look that included the highest slit to showcase a pair of spotlight-stealing boots. Gotham/GC Images While Swift channeled her Midnights era (literally) with a celestial LBD, Lively went full-on Matrix, choosing a sleek and stealthy black leather Michael Kors Collection dress with a tank silhouette (with a few corset details, like under-bust seams and contouring panels) and a midi length. Read More...

Kriti Sanon says her film Crew with Kareena Kapoor Khan and Tabu was not manifesto on feminism

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Kriti Sanon is currently enjoying back-to-back successes and immense acclaim for her performances in the films Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya and Crew. The actress starred alongside Kareena Kapoor Khan and Tabu in the latter, which was a female-led heist comedy. In a recent interview, Kriti spoke about her film not being a “manifesto on feminism” but just about the three ladies having fun. Kriti Sanon opens up on her film Crew not being about ‘male bashing’ In a recent interview with Elle India, Kriti Sanon opened up about her film Crew, which hit theaters in March 2024. Read More...

Opinion | How in Hong Kong an amusing T-shirt slogan could land you in hot water in todays eas

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An immediate icebreaker with total strangers, these T-shirts – so my chum maintains – have led to many pleasantly unexpected new friendships. Those whose memories of local life stretch back to the late 1980s will recall the widespread popularity of Japanese-inspired T-shirts (along with vests, hoodies and jackets) emblazoned with eye-poppingly meaningless phrases. Japanese pop culture – then – was the driving force behind these fashion items. During those years, it sometimes seemed like every other young Hong Kong Chinese wanted to pass for Japanese; two generations later, being mistaken for a Korean when in South Korea was a high compliment among the same demographic. Read More...