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Hindustan Times
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
What will Taylor Swift's engagement ring look like? Expert says it'll be full of…
Taylor Swift makes sure to wear jewellery that catches eyes, like her T charm on her leg at the Grammys or an 87 pendant necklace to show love for Travis Kelce at the Super Bowl, and Swifties never leave a chance to turn the rumour mill on about about what the pop star's engagement ring might look. Jewellery expert Nilesh Rakholia, founder of the brand Abelini, told HELLO! Magazine, the ring is likely to be 'both personally meaningful and elegantly stylish, potentially with a vintage-inspired or classic feel, adorned with diamonds or other significant gemstones.' ALSO READ| When will Taylor Swift release Rep TV? Singer makes shocking announcement 'Taylor's style often incorporates symbolic motifs, including hearts, celestial imagery such as stars and moons and initials. This inclination towards sentimentality suggests that an engagement ring for the musician might feature subtle, personal details or a gemstone chosen for its meaning.' 'She is known for layering delicate necklaces and stacking rings, indicating an appreciation for pieces that can be both standalone statements and part of a curated collection,' Nilesh adds. Notably, Taylor is frequently spotted wearing yellow gold. 'While Taylor embraces diamonds, she also shows a fondness for coloured gemstones with personal significance, such as opals, rubies, and sapphires,' Nilesh notes. Notably, red means a lot to the Cruel Summer singer, like taking the title of one of her most beloved albums or Travis Kelce's team, the Kansas City Chiefs. 'Considering her penchant for both classic and vintage-inspired designs, such as the Mejuri Heirloom ring she has been spotted wearing, a potential engagement ring could feature a timeless silhouette,' Nilesh told HELLO!. 'This might translate to a solitaire setting that showcases a significant diamond or a coloured gemstone, perhaps even a design incorporating smaller, accent stones for added sparkle and detail.' ALSO READ| Taylor Swift reveals in emotional letter she bought back masters to her first 6 albums; says this about Rep TV 'Knowing Taylor, the ring itself, or the way it's revealed, might contain subtle nods or 'Easter eggs' for her fans, perhaps relating to a significant date, a song lyric, or a shared symbol in her relationship,' the jewellery expert concluded.
Daily Mirror
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Kate Middleton extremely proud of Louis' sweet act to surprise Charlotte
Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, asked for Prince Louis' support in a bid to surprise Princess Charlotte and, although Louis is often seen being playful and cheeky, he ws determined to help his mum The Princess of Wales was reportedly very proud of little Prince Louis as he was able to keep a secret in order to surprise Princess Charlotte. Princess Kate, 43, told her youngest child she had arranged a secret ballet performance for his sister at the Together At Christmas carol service last year. It has now emerged Louis, then aged just six, managed to keep it quiet from Charlotte to ensure his sibling was wowed on the night of the event. The dancers were part of several acts to impress guests at Westminster Abbey, where the Princess of Wales hosts the function every year. In 2024, Kate asked Lady Gabriella Windsor, 45, for advice on what to include on the running order - after Lady Windsor lost her husband Thomas Kingston earlier that year. But, just like 10-year-old Charlotte, Lady Windsor was unaware ballet dancers were to perform at the event. Lady Windsor, known fondly as Ella, said: "There were surprises for everyone, even the people involved." Speaking to HELLO! Magazine, Lady Windsor continued: "It was a very special idea of hers to include ballet dancers at the concert – I didn't know that there would be children as well as adult dancers, all brightly and beautifully dressed as they danced through the abbey. It was a wonderful gathering of creative people, and it was extremely moving. I loved it and I was really touched to be asked. It was very kind of her." And the publication details how Louis was tasked to keep shtum so Charlotte could be dazzled by the performers. The six-year-old boy, known for his cheeky moments at royal public appearances, was true to his word. The article in HELLO! reads: "Despite working closely with the Princess of Wales, not even Ella knew everything about the finer details of the big event before the actual night. Kate told Prince Louis that she had arranged a secret ballet performance for Princess Charlotte to enjoy, and was extremely proud that her son, then six, had managed to keep it quiet from his big sister until the evening of the event." Lady Windsor, a huge music enthusiast, put forward names of artists for Princess Kate to consider. Two of these; Gregory Porter and Rosey Chan; were particularly impressive, Ella told the publication. She added: "Two of the school bands played Christmas classics to guests as they arrived at the Abbey which the guests loved. The students also really enjoyed it... As did Gregory Porter and Rosey Chan, who were some of the other artists I put forward. It was very positive all around." The royal, who is the King's second cousin, recently became patron of the charity Restore The Music, which supports state school music departments in the UK.
Perth Now
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
'Being a little older, it's easier...' Tina Fey is relieved that fame came later to her
Tina Fey is grateful she didn't find fame until her 30s. The 'Four Seasons' actress joined the writing team of 'Saturday Night Live' in 1997 but didn't appear on camera until 2000, and she thinks her life experience before then taught her not to take things so seriously. She told Britain's HELLO! Magazine: "The beauty of impostor syndrome is that you vacillate between extreme egomania and a complete feeling of, 'I'm a fraud! Oh God, they're on to me!' "Having become a public figure later in life than most has helped me deal with the aspects of intrusion into my private life. "People do treat you differently, so it's nice to come into it a little bit older, because you know not to believe it 100 per cent. "Everyone is so nice to you all the time, telling you, 'You look great' when you know you don't. But that's OK. "Being a little older, it's easier to take things with a grain of salt." Meanwhile, the 55-year-old star – who has Alice, 19, and Penelope, 13, with Jeff Richmond, her husband of 24 years – believes it is important for people to have friendships outside of their marriages if they want their relationships to thrive. Discussing her new Netflix series 'The Four Seasons', she said: "We talked about the show being a love letter to long-term relationships, both platonic and romantic. "Your life is ideally more than just the person you're married to. "Sometimes, when you're struggling with something just with your spouse, you need a group of friends to bring humour to it. "Those friendships really help marriages I think. "Having a person who fulfils a part of you that your spouse can't quite fulfil is important." And Tina joked that marriage isn't always filled with romance. She laughed: "Seriously, once you're married, you stop even celebrating Valentine's Day. "Maybe I'm bitter, but I think that's strictly amateur night."
Yahoo
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Nicole Kidman 'up for' bringing together all her TV characters into one show
Nicole Kidman would be "up for" uniting all her TV characters into one show. The 57-year-old actress - who has appeared in programmes including 'Nine Perfect Strangers', 'Big Little Lies', 'The Undoing' and 'The Perfect Couple' in recent years - is always "game" for a new challenge and thinks it would be "hilarious" to bring all of her alter egos together. Asked about the possibility, she told People magazine: 'That's hilarious. I'd be up for it. 'As you know, I'm up for most things. I like to be able to say I'm game. So I'm always ready to try things. 'I have a huge passion for what I do. I love doing what I do, and I've been incredibly fortunate in my journey, and I'm just always a bit excited. I don't take any of it for granted. I'm like, 'Okay, thank you. Thank you, universe.' " Nicole can next be seen reprising her role as lifestyle guru Masha in a new series of 'Nine Perfect Strangers' and she was thrilled to get the chance to play such a "shark" again. Asked why she signed on for a second season, she said: 'Because she's fun and powerful, and [castmate] Maisie [Richardson-Sellers] said something like, 'Masha sharks it.' So I was like, 'What does that mean?' But I think that means she's a shark. She comes in, and I don't get to play sharks very often." Despite being "up for" most things professionally, Nicole insisted she won't be enlisting husband Keith Urban - the father of her daughters Sunday, 16, and 14-year-old Faith - to be her co-star in any of her TV shows or movies. She said: 'We're together in life, so we don't need to do our show together. Our life is a show.' The 'Babygirl' star - who also has Isabella, 32, and Connor, 30, with her ex-husband Tom Cruise - has also turned her attention to producing but teased recently that she is "still finding [her] voice behind the camera, and hopes her "best work" is still to come, having been mentored by the likes of former Paramound Pictures chief executive Sherry Lansing. She told HELLO! Magazine: "I love the involvement and the collaboration that being a producer offers. "I've had an amazing group of mentors and people who have pushed me. "But I'm still finding my voice, and I'm hoping that I haven't done my best work yet."
Perth Now
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Nicole Kidman 'up for' bringing together all her TV characters into one show
Nicole Kidman would be "up for" uniting all her TV characters into one show. The 57-year-old actress - who has appeared in programmes including 'Nine Perfect Strangers', 'Big Little Lies', 'The Undoing' and 'The Perfect Couple' in recent years - is always "game" for a new challenge and thinks it would be "hilarious" to bring all of her alter egos together. Asked about the possibility, she told People magazine: 'That's hilarious. I'd be up for it. 'As you know, I'm up for most things. I like to be able to say I'm game. So I'm always ready to try things. 'I have a huge passion for what I do. I love doing what I do, and I've been incredibly fortunate in my journey, and I'm just always a bit excited. I don't take any of it for granted. I'm like, 'Okay, thank you. Thank you, universe.' " Nicole can next be seen reprising her role as lifestyle guru Masha in a new series of 'Nine Perfect Strangers' and she was thrilled to get the chance to play such a "shark" again. Asked why she signed on for a second season, she said: 'Because she's fun and powerful, and [castmate] Maisie [Richardson-Sellers] said something like, 'Masha sharks it.' So I was like, 'What does that mean?' But I think that means she's a shark. She comes in, and I don't get to play sharks very often." Despite being "up for" most things professionally, Nicole insisted she won't be enlisting husband Keith Urban - the father of her daughters Sunday, 16, and 14-year-old Faith - to be her co-star in any of her TV shows or movies. She said: 'We're together in life, so we don't need to do our show together. Our life is a show.' The 'Babygirl' star - who also has Isabella, 32, and Connor, 30, with her ex-husband Tom Cruise - has also turned her attention to producing but teased recently that she is "still finding [her] voice behind the camera, and hopes her "best work" is still to come, having been mentored by the likes of former Paramount Pictures chief executive Sherry Lansing. She told HELLO! Magazine: "I love the involvement and the collaboration that being a producer offers. "I've had an amazing group of mentors and people who have pushed me. "But I'm still finding my voice, and I'm hoping that I haven't done my best work yet."
