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- Entertainment
- Courier-Mail
Newly-single Katy Perry's surprise date with very famous man
Don't miss out on the headlines from Hook Ups & Break Ups. Followed categories will be added to My News. Could there be fireworks? Katy Perry looked smitten while on a dinner date with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Montreal, Canada. The singer, 40, and the politician, 53, recently grabbed a bite to eat at the swanky restaurant Le Violon, as seen in this candid new video and photos. X Learn More SUBSCRIBER ONLY Yep, that's Katy Perry having a cosy dinner with the Canadian PM. Picture: BACKGRID Security guards were nearby monitoring the couple. Picture: BACKGRID MORE:'Drastic': Who gets what in Katy, Bloom split In the photos, Perry appeared to be engaged in the conversation as she leaned across the table during their chat. An eyewitness told the outlet that the pair, who were monitored closely by security guards, enjoyed cocktails and shared several dishes, including one with lobster. Katy and longtime partner Orlando Bloom recentl split... Picture: Phillip Faraone/Getty … now she's been spotted having a cosy dinner with the Canadian PM. Picture: AFP MORE:'Greedy' Katy Perry slammed for 'unforgivable' act At one point, the chef came out to speak to Perry and Trudeau, the outlet reports, noting that after they finished their meal, they went to the kitchen to personally thank the staff. Page Six has reached out to reps for both Perry and Trudeau for comment but did not immediately hear back. Perry is currently touring in Canada and has a show tonight in Ottawa and one in Montreal tomorrow. Earlier this month, the pop star and her then-fiance, Orlando Bloom, confirmed in a joint statement they had split after 10 years together. Trudeau looking a bit Tom Cruise-esque here. Picture: TMZ/BACKGRID Days after their statement, Perry and Bloom, 48, posed together in a cosy family photo with their 4-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove. The exes also looked tense while enjoying lunch together at the Cala di Volpe resort in Porto Cervo, Italy. Katy and Olando confirmed their split after speculation grew during her recent Australian tour. Picture: Neilson Barnard/Getty Perry and Bloom began dating in 2016 but broke up around March 2017. However, they rekindled their romance in early 2018 with a trip to the Maldives. Days after their statement, Perry and the Pirates of the Caribbean star, 48, posed together in a cozy family photo with their 4-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove. The exes also looked tense while enjoying lunch together at the Cala di Volpe resort in Porto Cervo, Italy. Perry and Bloom began dating in 2016 but broke up around March 2017. However, they rekindled their romance in early 2018 with a trip to the Maldives. This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission. Originally published as Newly-single Katy Perry's surprise date with very famous man
News.com.au
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Newly-single Katy Perry's surprise date with very famous man
Could there be fireworks? Katy Perry looked smitten while on a dinner date with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Montreal, Canada. The singer, 40, and the politician, 53, recently grabbed a bite to eat at the swanky restaurant Le Violon, per photos obtained by TMZ. In the photos, Perry appeared to be engaged in the conversation as she leaned across the table during their chat. An eyewitness told the outlet that the pair, who were monitored closely by security guards, enjoyed cocktails and shared several dishes, including one with lobster. At one point, the chef came out to speak to Perry and Trudeau, the outlet reports, noting that after they finished their meal, they went to the kitchen to personally thank the staff. Page Six has reached out to reps for both Perry and Trudeau for comment but did not immediately hear back. Perry is currently touring in Canada and has a show tonight in Ottawa and one in Montreal tomorrow. Earlier this month, the pop star and her then-fiance, Orlando Bloom, confirmed in a joint statement they had split after 10 years together. Days after their statement, Perry and Bloom, 48, posed together in a cosy family photo with their 4-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove. The exes also looked tense while enjoying lunch together at the Cala di Volpe resort in Porto Cervo, Italy. Perry and Bloom began dating in 2016 but broke up around March 2017. However, they rekindled their romance in early 2018 with a trip to the Maldives. Days after their statement, Perry and the Pirates of the Caribbean star, 48, posed together in a cozy family photo with their 4-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove. The exes also looked tense while enjoying lunch together at the Cala di Volpe resort in Porto Cervo, Italy. Perry and Bloom began dating in 2016 but broke up around March 2017. However, they rekindled their romance in early 2018 with a trip to the Maldives.
Time of India
6 hours ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
'I still occupy real estate in his head': Tesla co-founder Martin Eberhard takes a swipe at Elon Musk in rare interview
Martin Eberhard, Tesla's co-founder, shared insights about the company's early days. He revealed the origin of the name Tesla during a date at Disneyland. Eberhard also spoke about his strained relationship with Elon Musk. A Founding Story Often Overshadowed You Might Also Like: Was Elon Musk really a Tesla co-founder? How he became synonymous with the brand On AI and Disappointments with ChatGPT You Might Also Like: Man asked his Tesla to take him somewhere new. What happened next left even Elon Musk in splits In a rare and revealing interview with YouTuber Kim Java, Tesla co-founder Martin Eberhard opened up about the early days of the electric car company—and offered some sharp commentary on Elon Musk , the man who would eventually become its most recognizable how the company got its iconic name, Eberhard shared an unexpectedly charming anecdote. 'The idea of Tesla came to me because I was thinking about the motor I wanted to use. It came to me while I was on a date with a woman who became my wife,' he said. The couple were dining at the Blue Bayou restaurant inside Disneyland, overlooking the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. It was there, amidst candlelight and creaky boat rides, that the name Tesla sparked to life.'Naming a company is difficult,' Eberhard reflected. 'I had thought of a lot of lame names that I didn't like.' But Tesla, a nod to the legendary inventor Nikola Tesla , struck the perfect balance between heritage and futuristic founded Tesla Motors in July 2003, long before Elon Musk entered the frame. Musk joined as an investor and became chairman of the board in 2004, later taking the reins of the company. While Musk is widely credited with catapulting Tesla into a global brand, Eberhard's foundational role is often overlooked in public erasure, however, hasn't gone unnoticed by Eberhard. In the interview, he noted with subtle but pointed sarcasm, 'I've been out of the company since the end of 2007 and yet every now and then he [Musk] decides to attack me again on some social media platform—or even on the stage at TED, he's done that—which is kind of weird.'In what seemed like a mic-drop moment, Eberhard added with a smirk: 'Somebody pointed out that I'm still occupying real estate in his head. Which is kind of funny when you think about it.'Eberhard didn't just dish on Tesla's origin story and his dynamic with Musk. He also weighed in on today's hottest tech topic—Artificial Intelligence. When asked if he uses tools like Grok or ChatGPT , he responded plainly, 'No.'He elaborated that he had 'fooled around' with the tools but found the experience 'disappointing.' According to him, ChatGPT would answer with complete confidence—even when it was wrong. 'I find this to be dangerous,' he said, emphasizing the risks of AI confidently providing incorrect information on topics the user might not fully asked whether reconciliation with Musk was ever on the cards, Eberhard shut down the possibility. 'No, I don't think so. No, I can't imagine how that would happen from either one of us. He's pretty set in his ways.'
Yahoo
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau Step Out for Dinner in Montreal 1 Month After She Announces Split from Orlando Bloom
In June, PEOPLE confirmed that Perry and Bloom ended their engagement, splitting after nine years of on-and-off romance and six years after Bloom's proposalNEED TO KNOW Katy Perry sparked romance rumors after she was spotted having dinner with Justin Trudeau PEOPLE has learned the pop star and the former prime minister of Canada stepped out for a meal together in Montréal on Monday, July 28 Perry and Orlando Bloom ended their engagement in JuneKaty Perry and Justin Trudeau are hanging out. PEOPLE has learned the pop star and the former Canadian prime minister stepped out for a meal together in Montréal on Monday, July 28, just one month after the former ended her engagement with Orlando Bloom. TMZ reported the pair were seen eating at neighborhood restaurant Le Violon. According to the outlet, Perry, 40, and Trudeau, 53, enjoyed cocktails and several dishes, including one that featured lobster. Per TMZ, the duo met with the chef during dinner and headed to the kitchen after their meal to thank the staff. A rep for Perry has not commented. Reps for Trudeau have not responded to PEOPLE's requests for comment. In June, PEOPLE confirmed that Perry and Bloom, 48, ended their engagement and broke up after nine years of an on-and-off romance and six years after the Pirates of the Caribbean star's proposal. In a statement shared with PEOPLE weeks later, their reps spoke out about the breakup, saying that the couple had been "shifting their relationship over the past many months to focus on co-parenting." 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. They added that the former couple would continue to show a united front for the sake of their 4½-year-old daughter Daisy Dove, who remains their priority. Days after news of their split was confirmed, Perry and Bloom were seen vacationing on a yacht off of Italy's Amalfi Coast alongside Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos on July 6. Meanwhile, Trudeau and his wife Sophie Grégoire announced they were going their separate ways in August 2023 after 18 years of marriage. The couple — who share children Xavier, 17, Ella-Grace, 16, and Hadrien, 11 — said it was an amicable split. In an Instagram post published in both English and French at the time, Trudeau wrote: "Hi everyone, Sophie and I would like to share the fact that after many meaningful and difficult conversation, we have made the decision to separate." He added: "As always, we remain a close family with deep love and respect for each other and for everything we have built and will continue to build. For the well-being of our children, we ask that you respect our and their privacy. Thank you." Read the original article on People Solve the daily Crossword
Business Insider
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Business Insider
I'm a Disney World fan who went to Dollywood for the first time. It was cheaper, less crowded, and exceeded my expectations.
I'm a longtime Disney World fan, but this summer, I visited Dollywood for the first time. The park in Tennessee was cheap, had fewer crowds, and had great snacks. Dollywood pleasantly surprised me and will make me think twice before booking another Disney trip. Disney World has long been my dream vacation. Since I was a kid, I've loved heading down to Florida and spending time in the parks, jumping on some of my favorite rides like "Soarin'" and " Pirates of the Caribbean." I'm a far cry from a Disney Adult, but I've also been going to Disney every few years with friends. This summer, I decided to switch it up. I've heard great things about Dollywood in Tennessee, but I was unsure if it would be worth the trip. After talking with a few friends, we decided to bite the bullet and book the trip. I was pleasantly surprised. Immediately, I was impressed with the cheaper ticket prices. The grand entrance rivaled that of a Disney park. Magic Kingdom's Main Street USA is a staple at Disney World, and I was surprised to find Dollywood had its own version. The buildings at the front of the park housed theaters, shops, and restaurants. It was my first indication that Dollywood could stand against Disney World. My first stop at the park was the Dolly Experience: Songteller, which is a museum of the singer's life. Walking through a museum while at an amusement park was a new experience, but it set the tone for the rest of the day. This wasn't an amusement park set around an IP of movies and TV shows. It was a place to celebrate Dolly Parton's life. Exploring an amusement park devoted to one celebrity was unique and fun. Disney World is obviously centered on the many different characters and franchises that Disney owns. On the contrary, Dollywood is focused solely on Dolly Parton — her childhood, her music, and her other achievements. This helped the park feel cohesive and completely immersive in a way Disney does not. From the moment you enter the park, you explore different parts of Dolly's life. I entered replicas of her childhood home and schoolhouse. The whole park is a celebration of her hometown: the Smoky Mountain region. I wasn't expecting much from the rides at Dollywood, but there was plenty to do. As someone who hates roller coasters, I always loved Disney World because the parks are home to calmer, iconic rides. When I saw the list of rides at Dollywood, I was hesitant. There were a lot of roller coasters, and I am decidedly not a thrill seeker. Even though I only went on a few rides, they were comparable to some of my favorites at Disney. Plus, there were plenty of shows to keep me busy throughout the day. There was no Dole Whip, but Dollywood's cinnamon bread changed me. Disney's frozen treat, Dole Whip, is iconic, and I certainly missed it while in Tennessee, but Dollywood arguably had something better: cinnamon bread. Throughout the park, you could smell the warm scent of cinnamon all day long. When I finally got my hands on a loaf, I instantly melted. The fluffy dough was the perfect treat in the middle of the day. Though it wasn't as refreshing as Dole Whip, it was as delicious. Dollywood wasn't as crowded as I expected. No matter how much you enjoy Disney, it's just not a pleasant experience in the summer. The crowds are unimaginable. I've been to the parks in July and August, and during that time, the crowds are seemingly never-ending, and the lines for rides can go up to two hours. Thankfully, Dollywood was the opposite. Even though it was July, the park was not packed, so I felt more relaxed. It was easy to move around. Lines for rides were manageable, too; none of them exceeded 45 minutes. Unfortunately, Dollywood doesn't come to life at night like Disney does. The one aspect I really missed about Disney while at Dollywood was how the park transforms at nighttime. The castle in Magic Kingdom lights up, and the fireworks show is something you just have to brave the busy crowds for. Plus, the concession stands stay open and offer food through the closing of the park. Main Street USA also becomes a prime spot, as crowds fill the street, shopping and eating. However, at night, Dollywood seemed to lack any energy. The park emptied out entirely. While the rides were still open, all of the restaurants and concession stands closed. There was a fireworks show at night, which also included a drone show, but we didn't stick around because the park just didn't seem lively enough. Pigeon Forge has just as much to offer as Orlando does. Disney World is located in a large city, Orlando, which has a lot to offer. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is also a tourist town, and I loved visiting. It's filled with every activity you can imagine: mini golf, go-karting, dinner shows, shopping, carnivals, and world-class restaurants. I stayed on Margaritaville Island in Pigeon Forge and loved being close to the stores and restaurants. The view of the Ferris wheel from the hotel pool was also great. My first visit to Dollywood far exceeded my expectations. I didn't know what to expect when I first booked my trip to Dollywood, but I was pleasantly surprised at every turn. Dollywood was a great vacation spot because of the rides, the immersive theme, and the food. Since I saved money and felt more relaxed at Dollywood, I might think twice before booking my Disney trip next time.
