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Yahoo
7 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Woman Is Upset Her Boyfriend Isn't Being 'Proactive' About Finding a Job: 'I've Been Covering Most of Our Expenses'
A woman wrote in a post on Reddit that she is upset with her boyfriend because he isn't being "proactive" about getting a job The man is a music teacher finishing his degree, but he lost his main source of income months ago in March, as students stopped booking classes "I've been covering most of our expenses, including gas and outings, and I've even lent him money a couple of times," the woman saidA woman's relationship with her boyfriend has hit a rough patch because she said he isn't being "proactive" about getting a job. Writing about her situation in a post on Reddit's "Am I the A-----" forum, the woman, 26, said she and her partner, 30, have been friends for over 10 years but only became romantically involved in February. 'In the beginning, things felt great,' she wrote, detailing that she and her boyfriend share similar interests in religion and family. Further explaining that she's a lawyer with a stable income and a car, the woman said her boyfriend is a music teacher finishing his degree, but he lost his main source of income months ago in March, as students stopped booking classes. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "He's applied to some jobs and had a few interviews, but nothing has worked out yet," the woman wrote, adding: "I've also sent him job listings, but I'm not sure he followed up on them." "Meanwhile, I've been covering most of our expenses, including gas and outings, and I've even lent him money a couple of times (which he always pays back quickly)," she continued. The woman said she is now starting to grow weary of the situation because her boyfriend doesn't seem to be 'proactive' in finding another job, and also isn't attentive to their relationship. 'We haven't gone on a proper date in a while, and I feel like I'm the one putting in most of the effort," she explained. Then highlighting that she and her boyfriend "both attend church and are involved in community activities," the woman wrote, "I'm volunteering and teaching music to kids, even without a degree." She continued, "I thought he might want to help with that or support me more, given his experience and our current dynamic, but he doesn't offer unless I ask directly." "He used to drive me to church to help me rest, but lately he goes to his friend's church to play music and hasn't offered in a while to drive me," the woman further stated. Concluding her post, the woman said, "We've had some tension because of this. I'm wondering if I'm being too harsh on him?" The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! In the comments section, many other Reddit users pointed the finger at the woman. 'You're already propping up his lifestyle. You clearly have high standards for yourself in other areas of your life, please raise them in your dating life,' one wrote. Another agreed that the woman should 'be less available, stop organizing things he can't afford.' Others also weren't so quick to put all the blame on the boyfriend, reminding the woman that everyone goes through hard times. 'Three months in the current day is a perfectly normal amount of time to be jobless while actively looking for work,' one user said, then urging the woman to put more effort into the relationship and talk with her partner. 'Make sure he understands how you're feeling, that you understand he's struggling right now but you want a bit more effort towards you. As long as you both support each other, it should work out," they wrote. Read the original article on People
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Prince William's Harry Fallout Reportedly Causing ‘Marriage-Wrecking' Wedge With Kate Middleton—'It's Heartbreaking'
Kate Middleton might have some sympathy for her brother-in-law. After Prince Harry delivered a bombshell interview after he lost his security appeal, the Princess of Wales is reportedly urging her husband to make amends with his estranged brother. A source told RadarOnline that Harry's act made a 'marriage-wrecking' wedge in the Royal Family. 'William is furious that Harry's speaking out again and doing interviews – he's convinced this isn't the end of it,' the source said. 'He's made it clear to the rest of the family that they should keep their distance from the Sussexes, because anything shared could be turned against them.' More from StyleCaster Meghan Markle Not on Speaking Terms With Another British Icon Amid Update to Kate Middleton Fallout Prince William Opens Up About the 'Very Worst Pain' He's Ever Experienced Amid Reports He 'Regrets' His Relationship With Harry 'William doesn't like having to put his foot down with Kate, but he sees this as necessary to protect everyone,' the source elaborated. 'What he's most worried about is that anything Kate says to Harry could be twisted or resurface later – especially if there's another book, or if Meghan decides to tell her own side of the story.' In turn, his wife expressed deep concern for Prince Harry. 'Kate's deeply upset with Harry, but she's also frustrated that William and the rest of the family have allowed things to deteriorate this badly,' the insider elaborated. 'It's heartbreaking for her to watch the family so publicly divided.'Kate has urged for all members of the working Royal family to 'lighten up on Harry', reach out and 'finally make peace.' However, the reality of things could make things pretty hard. 'It's unlikely to happen, but Kate is trying her best as she knows the family can't withstand and more tragedies or scandals.' In the BBC interview, Prince Harry expressed that he wanted to reconcile with his family, especially with his father, King Charles, ailing health. 'I would love reconciliation with my family,' he confessed. 'There's no point in continuing to fight anymore. Life is precious. I don't know how much longer my father has,' he said about his father who was diagnosed with cancer in 2024. 'He won't speak to me because of this security stuff, but it would be nice to reconcile. 'Kate knows Harry was wrong to give that interview to the BBC about his security situation – there's no denying it,' the source said. 'But she can also see how much he's struggling — it's clear in his expression and the way he carries himself.' The reports also come after sources dished that when William takes the throne, he is ready to strip Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their titles. 'It's no secret William wants Harry more harshly dealt with. He thinks he has betrayed the family from top to bottom, which is the ultimate Windsor crime. It wouldn't take much to provoke him to flex his muscles when he is king,' a palace insider told The Daily Beast. Best of StyleCaster The 26 Best Romantic Comedies to Watch if You Want to Know What Love Feels Like These 'Bachelor' Secrets & Rules Prove What Happens Behind the Scenes Is So Much Juicier BTS's 7 Members Were Discovered in the Most Unconventional Ways
Newsweek
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
South Park Season 27 Release Date, Trailer, and Everything We Know
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek's network of contributors South Park Season 27 is coming this Summer. Keep reading for the exact release date of this long-running comedy juggernaut, as well as plot details, and everything else we know. It's been a long time coming. South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker's next season was first announced on August 5, 2021. That's before South Park Season 26 made it to air - it premiered on February 8, 2023. The gang returns in South Park Season 27 The gang returns in South Park Season 27 Comedy Central Between Season 26 and Season 27, we last saw South Park in the form of three 50-minute specials written and directed by Parker. These were: Streaming Wars Part 1 - 1 June 2022 Streaming Wars Part 2 - 13 July 2022 The End of Obesity - May 24, 2024 What's been revealed so far of South Park Season 27 seems like a return to form. From Canadian uprisings to space travel, scroll down for all of the must-know details. South Park Season 27 Release Date South Park Season 27 first airs on Wednesday July 9, 2025. It won't be the last season, either. In 2021 Parker and Trey signed a reported $900M deal with Comedy Central to extend South Park to Season 30, taking the show up to2027. South Park Season 27 Where to Watch The next season of South Park premiers Wednesday July 9, 2025, on Comedy Central. However, you can also stream it on Paramount+. That's down to Paramount's $500 million exclusive streaming licensing deal with HBO Max, which features the new season, along with the rest of the South Park library. "Starting this July, [South Park] will be coming to Paramount+ in the US," said Paramount Global co-CEO Chris McCarthy during the company's earnings call last week. South Park Season 27 Episode List There is no episode list for South Park Season 27 yet. South Park Season 26 featured six episodes, so the next season will likely follow a similar format. South Park Season 27 Trailer Check below for the latest South Park Season 27 trailer, which features disgraced rapper Diddy flying a jetpack, Randy Marsh preparing for a drugs binge, and numerous mid-air plane collisions.
Straits Times
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Straits Times
Chanel to stage reprise of its Cruise 2025/26 show in Singapore in November
Chanel will stage a replica show of its Chanel Cruise 2025/26 Collection, first unveiled in Lake Como in April, in Singapore in November. PHOTO: CHANEL Chanel to stage reprise of its Cruise 2025/26 show in Singapore in November SINGAPORE – French fashion house Chanel has chosen Singapore to restage its 2025/26 Cruise show, which was first unveiled in Lake Como, Italy on April 29. The replica show will take place at an undisclosed location on Nov 4, in a signal of the luxury brand's continued investment in the city-state. Mr Bruno Pavlovsky, Chanel's president of fashion, says Singapore was chosen for its visibility in South-east Asia and is an 'important hub in our development'. Speaking exclusively to The Straits Times over video call, he adds: 'At Chanel, we love Singapore. Singapore is one of the cities of Chanel – we have a strong, loyal base of customers that has been increasing in the past 30 years.' The show will be a closed-door event for VIP customers and members of the media. Outside the official fashion show calendar, Cruise collections began as a way to offer European clients a wardrobe suitable for winter travel, or to meet the needs of customers in warmer climates. Chanel Cruise 2025/26 Collection, unveiled in Lake Como in April. PHOTO: CHANEL Namesake founder Gabrielle Chanel is widely credited as the designer who invented the concept of the Cruise show. In the late autumn of 1919, she presented a small collection of light dresses and knits to suit her lifestyle and that of her clients who frequented seaside resorts, notably Deauville and Biarritz in France, and Monte Carlo in Monaco . Noting its historical significance, Cruise – along with Metiers d'Art, an annual collection celebrating the art of craftsmanship – is one of two off-season 'unique moments only for Chanel, where we can highlight the creativity of the brand in a very special location', says Mr Pavlovsky. Featuring lighter fabrics and colours, Chanel's Cruise collections are loved around the world, especially in Asia, he adds. Presented in the historic Villa d'Este, an iconic hotel in Italy and former 16th-century royal residence, the 2025/26 collection was partly inspired by the scenery of Lake Como. Chanel's president of fashion, Mr Bruno Pavlovsky. PHOTO: CHANEL In 2000, Chanel became the first house to introduce a show for its Cruise collection, staged in exotic locales around the world. The show takes place around May each year and the collection arrives in boutiques in November. Repeat or replica shows, usually timed around November, drum up excitement leading up to the arrival and are the 'best way to launch the collection in the boutique', says Mr Pavlovsky. 'For me, 'replica' is not a good term,' he adds, suppressing a groan. 'It's the same collection, but a specific orchestration. It's part of the surprise – another way to come back to the collection and give a different angle. It's an opportunity to offer a unique experience to our local clients. We're putting a lot of resources into making it super special.' Chanel Cruise 2025/26 Collection, unveiled in Lake Como in April. PHOTOS: CHANEL It is not the first time Chanel has set its sights on Singapore as a global stage for its fashion. In May 2013, the brand presented its 2013/14 Cruise Collection in the Loewen Cluster in Dempsey Hill. Big names in attendance included Hollywood actress Dakota Fanning and K-pop star Choi Si-won. The late legendary French fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld – Chanel's creative director from 1983 till his death in 2019, who was synonymous with the brand – also graced the event. It was the only time he came to Singapore for Chanel, and remains for many fashion insiders a milestone moment for the country. Recalling the occasion, Mr Pavlovsky says: 'It was a super good, unique moment. I was there with Karl – I remember we had a lot of fun. It was something big for the brand.' The last replica Cruise show was set in Hong Kong in November 2024, in a retelling of the original show in Marseille, France earlier that year. When asked how Chanel views Singapore in relation to Hong Kong as a luxury hub – both cities continue to vie for the title of premiere hub in the Asia-Pacific region – Mr Pavlovsky bats away the comparison. Chanel Cruise 2025/26 Collection, unveiled in Lake Como in April. PHOTO: CHANEL 'It's not the same history. I don't like to compare. I like to work with what is specific in every single city. We're trying to build what's most meaningful in each city. We don't want to copy-paste the approach, we want it to be meaningful for Singapore. ' I like Singapore. It's interesting to see the evolution and development of the city. It's always getting better,' he adds. In the 12 years since the last Chanel show here, the brand has made significant investment in Singapore by upgrading its two fashion boutiques in Ngee Ann City and The Shoppes @ Marina Bay Sands, he notes. 'We have a lot of expectations and want to upgrade the experience for our clients in Singapore. This show in November will be the first step.' Is the house worried about demand for Cruise during an economic downturn where disposable income is shrinking globally? Mr Pavlovsky says: 'Chanel is not protected. When there's a crisis, it's a crisis for everyone, even though we are lucky that our clients are more resistant. 'But I think that economic doubt and changes are always good for Chanel – to ask the right questions and adapt, and listen to our clients. Only those who are able to adapt will be the winners of tomorrow.' Demand for the collection, he adds, is not the main priority. Chanel Cruise 2025/26 Collection, unveiled in Lake Como in April. PHOTO: CHANEL 'Cruise is more of an inspiration. We're expensive because our product is sophisticated. We're at the top of the luxury market. Chanel is not cheap because of the quality, design and know-how. Luxury is about a dream for all, even if sometimes the access is more limited. 'Sales is not an objective by itself. Sales is the result. We don't need to sell more, we need to sell better,' he says. All will be revealed come November. While there is no formal link between the cities and venues chosen for the original and replica shows, one can expect some thread of continuity. Asked if he could let on about the upcoming venue, Mr Pavlovsky says to use one's imagination: 'We're in one of the best sceneries here in Lake Como. I'll leave you to guess what that could be in Singapore.' Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
Tatler Asia
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
Sofia Coppola celebrates the Chanel Cruise 2025/26 show with a film set in Lake Como
Through the lens of renowned American filmmaker Sofia Coppola, we are swept away to the shores of Lake Como, Italy, to celebrate the Chanel Cruise 2025/26 show Chanel is bringing its Cruise 2025/26 show to the idyllic shores of Lake Como, Italy on April 29, 2025. To set the scene, the French fashion house tasked celebrated filmmaker Sofia Coppola to shoot a short film that captures the essence of the getaway destination notably backdropped by the French Alps. Starred by model Ida Heiner, the dreamy, sun streaked cinematography by Coppola takes place at Villa d'Esta—Lake Como's legendary hotel and a former Renaissance patrician residence built in 1568. Influenced by the director's knack for depicting womanhood in a bona fide manner, Heiner traverses the set's sumptuous marble staircases, opulent rooms and an ochre-toned terrace that overlooks the lake. Dressed in escapade-ready pieces from the upcoming Chanel Cruise 2025/26 collection, the moving images pause time, allowing us to reflect upon our ability to continually self-invent ourselves and bring our daydreams into fruition. This notion of being able to discover new personas and identities through changing one's environment has always grounded Chanel's Cruise shows. It is believed that the French house's founder Gabrielle Chanel pioneered luxury fashion's embrace of resort wear when she decided to present her first Cruise collection outside of the typical seasonal fashion schedule in 1919. Before Northern Italy's Lake Como, Chanel has also brought its sartorial universe to Dubai, Marseille, Monaco and Hong Kong. Ahead of the full release of the film on April 30, 2025 at 2PM Paris time, Tatler talks to Coppola about the link between cinema and fashion as well as her own memories made in this charming destination. In case you missed it: Find your voice, get comfortable with discomfort: Siobhán Haughey and Joanna Hotung's empowering advice for the girls of tomorrow
