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Scottish Sun
4 days ago
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- Scottish Sun
Pregnant Katherine Ryan reveals STAGGERING cost of Kris Jenner's face lift after visiting her surgeon Dr Steven Levine
Plus, how Katherine gifted her mum a face lift as a present KEEPING UP Pregnant Katherine Ryan reveals STAGGERING cost of Kris Jenner's face lift after visiting her surgeon Dr Steven Levine Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) KRIS Jenner has amazed fans with her age-defying face lift that makes her look 'decades younger.' The 69-year-old matriarch of the Kardashian clan recently showed off her youthful appearance as she supported daughter Kim, 44, in Paris at her burglary court case. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 9 Comedian Katherine Ryan shared Kris Jenner's surgeon and approximate face lift cost Credit: Getty 9 Kris at Victoria Beckham's fashion show during Paris Fashion Week in 2023 Credit: Splash 9 Kris' face lift was done by Dr. Steven Levine Credit: Instagram 9 Kris Jenner shared this age-defying snap two weeks ago Credit: instagram/@krisjenner Kris' rep confirmed she had "work" done but stopped short of sharing the exact procedure. However, comedian Kathrine Ryan, 41, - who revealed she is pregnant with her fourth child - has claimed the momager had a face lift with Dr. Steven Levine that cost in the six figures. Appearing on the Saving Grace podcast, hosted by TikTok star GK Barry (Grace Keeling), 25, she shared: 'I heard through like the Jewish Broadway grapevine, yep, to which I am connected, of course, that it is Dr Steven Levine. 'I've seen this beautiful style, and it's a mix of science and artistry. More on Kris Jenner SPOT THE DIFFERENCE People say me and Kris Jenner look like twins amid facelift rumours 'And when I had a consultation with him, he showed me before and afters of non famous consenting people to show. 'And he just does something that the others don't.' A ref for Kris has previously told Page Six: "We can confirm that Dr. Steven Levine did Kris Jenner's recent work.' KRIS' FACE LIFT PRICE Grace asked about how much Katherine was quoted and how much Kris' jaw-dropping work could have cost. The comedian replied: 'So the price is different for everyone.' Khloe Kardashian breaks Mother's Day tradition with Kris Jenner gift Grace joked that he may have racked it up a bit for Kris 'as she has money.' Katherine replied: 'And she probably wanted to not be on a wait list to get in, to get out. 'The quote was $174,000 okay.' The price equates to around £130,000 in the United Kingdom. Grace replied: 'I mean, that's a one bedroom house in Notting Hill.' 9 The 69-year-old showed off her amazing new look when she supported her daughter Kim Kardashian, in Paris Credit: The Mega Agency 9 Kris at the Mirror Mirror premiere in 2012 Credit: Getty DECADES YOUNGER However, the podcast host praised the plastic surgery work hailing it the 'best thing since sliced bread.' Grace continued: 'It's mad that is she like 70. That woman genuinely looks 30. 'I think it looks in like one of the best things I have ever seen in my life.' Katherine agreed, calling it 'beautiful'. She added: 'I think some of the best face lifts that we're seeing in Hollywood now are Dr Stephen Levine.' Kris has previously admitted to having Botox, fillers, a boob job, and a face lift, which she had back in 2011 before Kim's wedding to Kanye West, 47. KATHERINE'S FACE LIFT 9 Katherine admitted she will have a face lift at some point Credit: Getty Both Grace and Katherine said they were tempted, with the latter saying: 'I WILL have a face lift.' Katheine, who hasn't had any cosmetic surgery on her face so far – although she has had filler, Botox, and a boob job – revealed that she is not only planning a face lift but is also considering additional treatments. Katherine, a mother of three, admitted she is seriously thinking about it after gifting her mum a face lift for her birthday. She added: 'Recovery is fine. 'She looked beautiful, like day one, she looked good. 'Been a swelling days like two to 12, and then she looked good again, and she was going out. 'Now she wasn't under scrutiny, being like papped, but she looked good, and she couldn't feel her face. 'She was medicated, which some would say is the best part. She was fine.' What is a face lift and how quick is the recovery? A FACE lift (technically called a rhytidectomy) is a cosmetic surgical procedure which tries to reduce visible signs of ageing in the face and neck. The procedure begins with either general anaesthesia or local anaesthesia with sedation to ensure you're comfortable and pain-free. The surgeon makes incisions based on the type of face lift. The surgeon lifts the skin and underlying tissues (SMAS layer – superficial musculoaponeurotic system). Fat may be sculpted, removed, or redistributed. The underlying muscle and connective tissues are tightened and repositioned to create a more youthful look. The skin is gently laid back over the newly repositioned contours and incisions are closed with sutures (medical stitch) or skin adhesives. Recovery time varies, but most people return to normal activities within two to four weeks. MUM'S FACE LIFT Katherine previously revealed that she paid '50 grand' for her mum to have a face lift. Speaking on Vogue Williams' Never Live It Down podcast, the actress explained that her mum Julie was 63 at the time and added that it was a 'good age to get a face lift.' Katherine defended getting work done and said: 'I think there are people who look at plastic surgery, cosmetic, you know, treatments, anything, and they feel sad. 9 Katherine said she bought her mum a face lift as a gift Credit: Getty 'They're like, 'there are more important things in life'. We know! ''She should love herself more'. I do! 'Those are the funniest comments when men will try to be allies, and they'll come in and they'll go, 'do you know, ladies, men don't actually want you to'. 'And I go, 'nothing that we do is for you at all. I don't care what you think'. ''I don't care if you live or die.'.' PREGNANT KATHERINE This comes as Katherine has revealed she's expecting baby number four. The 41-year-old and her partner Bobby Koostra will welcome another baby together, in an exciting addition to their family, just two months after Katherine's skin cancer diagnosis. 9 Katherine has three children with her husband Bobby, including son Fred, three, and daughter Fenna, two, as well as 15-year-old Violet from a previous relationship Credit: UKTV Katherine has two children with her husband Bobby, including son Fred, three, and daughter Fenna, two, as well as 15-year-old Violet from a previous relationship. And now, she'll be adding baby number four to the brood, as reported by Hello! The TV star had a mole removed privately last week, but after it was discovered to be cancerous, Katherine had to undergo another procedure. She then revealed she has melanoma on the latest episode of her podcast Telling Everybody Everything. It's the second time Katherine has been diagnosed with the disease, after having first had it at the age of 21 in 2004.
The Irish Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Pregnant Katherine Ryan reveals STAGGERING cost of Kris Jenner's face lift after visiting her surgeon Dr Steven Levine
KRIS Jenner has amazed fans with her age-defying face lift that makes her look 'decades younger.' The 69-year-old matriarch of the Kardashian clan recently showed off her youthful appearance as she supported daughter Kim, 44, in Paris at her burglary court case. 9 Comedian Katherine Ryan shared Kris Jenner's surgeon and approximate face lift cost Credit: Getty 9 Kris at Victoria Beckham's fashion show during Paris Fashion Week in 2023 Credit: Splash 9 Kris' face lift was done by Dr. Steven Levine Credit: Instagram 9 Kris Jenner shared this age-defying snap two weeks ago Credit: instagram/@krisjenner Kris' rep confirmed she had "work" done but stopped short of sharing the exact procedure. However, comedian Kathrine Ryan, 41, - who revealed she is Appearing on the Saving Grace podcast, hosted by TikTok star GK Barry (Grace Keeling), 25, she shared: 'I heard through like the Jewish Broadway grapevine, yep, to which I am connected, of course, that it is Dr Steven Levine. 'I've seen this beautiful style, and it's a mix of science and artistry. More on Kris Jenner 'And when I had a consultation with him, he showed me before and afters of non famous consenting people to show. 'And he just does something that the others don't.' A ref for Kris has previously told KRIS' FACE LIFT PRICE Grace asked about how much Katherine was quoted and how much Kris' jaw-dropping work could have cost. Most read in Celebrity The comedian replied: 'So the price is different for everyone.' Khloe Kardashian breaks Mother's Day tradition with Kris Jenner gift Grace joked that he may have racked it up a bit for Kris 'as she has money .' Katherine replied: 'And she probably wanted to not be on a wait list to get in, to get out. 'The quote was $174,000 okay.' The price equates to around £130,000 in the United Kingdom. Grace replied: 'I mean, that's a one bedroom house in Notting Hill.' 9 The 69-year-old showed off her amazing new look when she supported her daughter Kim Kardashian, in Paris Credit: The Mega Agency 9 Kris at the Mirror Mirror premiere in 2012 Credit: Getty DECADES YOUNGER However, the podcast host praised the plastic surgery work hailing it the 'best thing since sliced bread.' Grace continued: 'It's mad that is she like 70. That woman genuinely looks 30. 'I think it looks in like one of the best things I have ever seen in my life.' Katherine agreed, calling it 'beautiful'. She added: 'I think some of the best face lifts that we're seeing in Hollywood now are Dr Stephen Levine.' Kris has previously admitted to having Botox, fillers, a boob job, and a face lift, which she had back in 2011 before KATHERINE'S FACE LIFT 9 Katherine admitted she will have a face lift at some point Credit: Getty Both Grace and Katherine said they were tempted, with the latter saying: 'I WILL have a face lift.' Katheine, who hasn't had any cosmetic surgery on her face so far – Katherine, a mother of three, admitted she is seriously thinking about it after gifting her She added: 'Recovery is fine. 'She looked beautiful, like day one, she looked good. 'Been a swelling days like two to 12, and then she looked good again, and she was going out. 'Now she wasn't under scrutiny, being like papped, but she looked good, and she couldn't feel her face. 'She was medicated, which some would say is the best part. She was fine.' What is a face lift and how quick is the recovery? A FACE lift (technically called a rhytidectomy) is a cosmetic surgical procedure which tries to reduce visible signs of ageing in the face and neck. The procedure begins with either general anaesthesia or local anaesthesia with sedation to ensure you're comfortable and pain-free. The surgeon makes incisions based on the type of face lift. The surgeon lifts the skin and underlying tissues (SMAS layer – superficial musculoaponeurotic system). Fat may be sculpted, removed, or redistributed. The underlying muscle and connective tissues are tightened and repositioned to create a more youthful look. The skin is gently laid back over the newly repositioned contours and incisions are closed with sutures (medical stitch) or skin adhesives. Recovery time varies, but most people return to normal activities within two to four weeks. MUM'S FACE LIFT Katherine previously revealed that she paid '50 grand' for her mum to have a face lift. Speaking on Katherine defended getting work done and said: 'I think there are people who look at plastic surgery, cosmetic, you know, treatments, anything, and they feel sad. 9 Katherine said she bought her mum a face lift as a gift Credit: Getty 'They're like, 'there are more important things in life'. We know! ''She should love herself more'. I do! 'Those are the funniest comments when men will try to be allies, and they'll come in and they'll go, 'do you know, ladies, men don't actually want you to'. 'And I go, 'nothing that we do is for you at all. I don't care what you think'. ''I don't care if you live or die.'.' PREGNANT KATHERINE This comes as Katherine has revealed she's The 41-year-old and her partner Bobby Koostra will welcome another baby together, in an exciting addition to their family, just 9 Katherine has three children with her husband Bobby, including son Fred, three, and daughter Fenna, two, as well as 15-year-old Violet from a previous relationship Credit: UKTV Fred , three, and daughter Fenna, two, as well as 15-year-old Violet from a previous relationship. And now, she'll be adding baby number four to the brood, as reported by The TV star had a mole removed privately last week, but after it was She then revealed she has melanoma on the latest episode of her podcast It's the second time
CNA
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
Explore what it means to be human – through art, AI and imagination
When generative artificial intelligence (AI) gained mainstream attention in the early 2020s, it did more than disrupt technology – it stirred up some thorny questions. Is AI-generated art truly art? Who owns it? And if machines can create on command, what does that mean for human creativity? These hot-button issues quickly spread beyond creative circles, prompting reflection from governments, institutions and individuals alike. As society continues to grapple with these ideas, Marina Bay Sands' ArtScience Museum offers a thoughtful response. Its latest season, Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human, presents two immersive exhibitions and a multidisciplinary public festival that delve into the human condition through the lens of technology, science and art. AN ARTFUL TAKE ON THE HUMAN MIND Part art installation, part choose-your-own-adventure, Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind invites visitors to navigate a surreal eight-room experience centred on themes such as memory, perception, identity and consciousness. Guests begin their journey by picking one of three doors, each leading to sensorial spaces that explore different facets of the human mind. 'We wanted to ignite curiosity about the human mind and create a space for reflection, especially in a world where technology is so embedded in our lives,' said curator Victoria Chua, who brought Mirror Mirror to life in collaboration with global creative and multimedia studio Moment Factory. The experience also draws on diverse local voices, with neuroscientists and artists contributing to its development. In the Grey Matter room, for instance, visuals by Singaporean artist Genevieve Chua are paired with bite-sized insights about the brain. 'This layered approach ensures that the exhibition is enjoyable for all ages – fun and accessible for younger visitors, yet reflective and thought-provoking for adults,' explained Ms Victoria Chua. Technology plays an active role here, too. From AI to motion sensors, these interactive tools mirror the brain's adaptability, responding to visitors in real time – much like how our minds constantly learn and evolve. In the Open Window room, visitors can input a piece of their memory into an app, which then transforms it into a piece of prose and AI-generated imagery, mimicking how the brain turns experiences into creative expression. The result? A whimsical yet insightful look at how we think, feel and imagine, using art and technology to shed light on the mind's inner workings. FASHION REIMAGINED THROUGH SCIENCE AND NATURE Fashion might seem like a tactile art form, but for Dutch designer Iris van Herpen, it's also a frontier for innovation. Since the founding of her atelier in 2007, the former Alexander McQueen protégé has redefined haute couture through the use of 3D printing, laser cutting and unconventional materials in a process she calls 'craftolution'. Curator Deborah Lim shared: ' Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses offers a gateway into the designer's world, while opening up broader conversations around the body, identity and our place in an ever-changing world.' Spanning nine zones, the exhibition showcases over 140 of Van Herpen's works displayed alongside contemporary art pieces and natural history specimens, revealing surprising links between fashion, science and nature. 'Van Herpen takes cues from the natural world – from coral formations and marine life to human anatomy and neuroscience – to imagine new materials and wearable forms,' Ms Lim explained. For example, the Synaesthesia gallery includes rare reproductions of neuron drawings by Spanish neuroanatomy pioneer Santiago Ramón y Cajal, while the Skeletal Embodiment zone juxtaposes fossils with 'second skin' designs inspired by van Herpen's study of human anatomy. A soundscape by Dutch sound designer Salvador Breed, featuring creaking bone-like audio, completes the multisensory experience – a fitting reflection of van Herpen's primal-meets-futuristic aesthetic. A FESTIVAL OF WONDROUS CONNECTIONS Now in its final stretch, Curious Worlds rounds out the season with a vibrant public festival that celebrates the intersection of varied fields like neuroscience, adaptive fashion, biodiversity and assistive technology. Running till May 25, this is your last chance to catch an imaginative showcase of how these domains shape our perspectives on what it means to be human today. 'At its core, Curious Worlds is about connection – between disciplines, people and ideas,' shared its curator Zhang Bao Xin. 'We wanted to show how different fields, when brought together, can inspire new ways of living and relating to the world around us.' The festival has brought together an exciting mix of programmes – from neuroscience talks and biodiversity sampling workshops to hands-on sessions with 3D-printed assistive devices like prosthetic hands. As it enters its final week, Brain, Body and Biosphere remains a must-see. This free, month-long display features research and artefacts brought to life through interactive exhibits. It prompts visitors to explore fascinating questions, such as what it means to design clothing that meets the needs of every body or how we can draw inspiration from nature to design sustainable buildings. 'By spotlighting the work of those driving change – from scientists and technologists to artists and designers – we hope to spark hope for the future,' said Ms Zhang. 'Above all, we want visitors to leave feeling inspired by our shared capacity for empathy, creativity and resilience, and with the belief that each of us can contribute to a better world.'
CNA
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
CNA938 Rewind - Discover the Power of the Mind at ArtScience Museum's 'Mirror, Mirror' and ArtScience Cinema
CNA938 Rewind - Discover the Power of the Mind at ArtScience Museum's 'Mirror, Mirror' and ArtScience Cinema In 'Destination Anywhere', Melanie Oliveiro speaks to two ArtScience curators about immersive experiences and screenings that the public should check out at Marina Bay Sands' ArtScience Museum. Victoria Chua talks about 'Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind', an 8-room immersive and interactive exhibition that explores the boundless creativity of the human mind. Jerome Chee talks about ArtScience Cinema's screenings including 'Video Diaries', a trio of short films by local filmmakers as well as the VR experience 'Nana Lou' 18 mins CNA938 Rewind - vOilah! France Singapore Festival 2025: Celebrating French culture and 60 Years of France-Singapore Relations In 'Culture Club' Melanie Oliveiro finds out what else is happening at the ongoing vOilah! France Singapore Festival 2025, which celebrates French arts and culture. Emilienne Baneth-Nouailhetas, the French Embassy in Singapore's Counsellor for Culture, Education and Science, will discuss what's new at this year's vOilah!. Linda Tay, senior director of Programming at Gardens by the Bay will highlight the 'Les Art in Nature' programme. Shridar Mani, co-artistic director and company manager of The Opera People will talk about 'Les Épopées' and 'Médée', to be staged at the Esplanade. 27 mins CNA938 Rewind - Getting to know the Seasoned Singapore Expat Women or SSEW In 'Made in SG' Melanie Oliveiro learns more about the online community Seasoned Singapore Expat Women or SSEW, a space where expatriate women - who have resided in Singapore for more than 3 years - interact with each other. Anju Cawthra, director of SSEW, will talk about its earlier days after its founding in 2017, and how members regularly engage in conversations, share information, and cultivate lifelong friendships. Jinny 'CJ' Kim, an SSEW member & supporter, will talk about the key experiences she's had since joining the community. 31 mins
Time of India
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Minissha Lamba: The break from films wasn't intentional
Minissha Lamba , who made her theatre debut with Mirror Mirror in 2018, recently resumed staging the play. The actress, who began her showbiz journey with the film Yahaan (2005), says, 'I never thought I'd do theatre. When I first read the script of Ashvin Gidwani's 'Mirror Mirror', I was stunned to see that it was a 75-page script with one actor playing multiple characters. I was worried about working in theatre for the first time, that too, so late in my career. It took me some time to say yes, as it was overwhelming to take on a live solo performance.' 'Theatre is a completely different form of expression' The actress, who has also been a part of films like 'Bachna Ae Haseeno' and 'Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd', says that the transition from cinema to theatre was challenging. 'Your experience in films doesn't help when it comes to theatre. It's a completely different form of expression.' Minissha's last Bollywood film was 'Bhoomi', which was released in 2017. Ask her about her break from films, and she replies, 'The break from films wasn't intentional. The projects coming my way weren't ones I wanted to do. Meanwhile, this play came along, and I dived into it.' But films are still on her mind. 'There have been offers, and I'm waiting for that one project, a real comeback vehicle, that will be the talk of the town,' she shares. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Google Brain Co-Founder Andrew Ng, Recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Undo 'Social media affects everyone, not just actors' The actress was recently in the news for her body-positive post, which featured her in a black lace bikini. 'I've realised that when you feel good about yourself, you are happy, no matter how you look,' she says, acknowledging the pressure of social media. She adds, 'It's the biggest challenge - not just in the entertainment industry, but everywhere. Social media is flooded with perfect images of women and seemingly ideal lives. It affects everyone, not just actors. People use filters for selfies… people don't want unfiltered faces anymore.' Stay updated with the latest Best Hindi Movies , Best Tamil Movies , Best Telugu Movies , Best english Movies , Best Malayalam Movies
