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Daily Record
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
UK's 'most hated woman' boasts she's 'hotter' than her 20-year-old daughter
Carla Bellucci, who was branded 'Britain's most hated woman' after faking depression to get a free nose job on the NHS, is celebrating her 44th birthday today A mum dubbed 'Britain's most hated woman' is toasting to her 44th birthday today, and she boasts that she appears younger than her daughter. Carla Bellucci, a former glamour model and now outspoken influencer, is jetting off to Barcelona with her spouse this weekend to celebrate. Speaking to the Mirror, Carla said: "People are shocked when I say I'm turning 44! I have had young girls ask me how that is possible and saying I look better than them. Young guys always say I look 30. I feel great and I look younger than my daughter Tanisha." Tanisha, aged 20, has taken up modelling just like her mother. Carla, meanwhile, has invested £40,000 in cosmetic procedures over time, including breast enhancements, dental veneers, Botox, and regular eye lifts. However, this tally doesn't include the complimentary rhinoplasty she wangled from the NHS by feigning depression, an act which landed her the notorious 'most hated' moniker on This Morning. Yet, despite the hefty sum splurged on her looks, Carla, from Hitchin, Herts, attributes her youthful appearance to more than just surgery. She shared her elixir for looking young, saying: "It is a stress free life, putting myself first and not worrying about anything. Not having a regular 9-5 and working for myself, having no boss and travelling the world ten times a year keeps you fresh." Carla's self-care regimen also includes bi-weekly massages, employing a cleaner for household chores, frequent shopping sprees, daily coffee outings, and a steadfast rule against cooking on weekends. She also attributed her stress-free life to a healthy marriage, but expressed concern that her daughter and other young people might need to put in more effort to attain the same level of confidence she has in her 40s. Clarifying her point, Carla stated: "Tanisha needs to stop stressing and overthinking and to stop worrying about what anyone thinks of her. She needs to live her life and stop scrolling 24/7 watching other people on TikTok. "I see 20-year-olds and they look 40 already and it is so scary and it is us oldies who are looking younger than them. "The younger generation spends all their time on socials frowning as they scroll and they cause unnecessary complications in their dating lives and they worry constantly about other people and they always compare everything they do." The mother-of-four, who plans to spend her birthday without her eldest children to avoid stress, shared that she's trying to guide her daughter on how to preserve her beauty over the years. Carla, who anticipates being lavished with gifts for her birthday, humorously remarked: "If Tanisha carries on like she is, by the time she is my age she will look like a 70-year-old pensioner! These young girls need to step it up. "Why are the mums hotter than their daughters?"
Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
'I turn 44 today and look younger than teenage daughter who is ageing worse than me'
EXCLUSIVE: Carla Bellucci turns 44 today and the former glamour model sensationally claimed that she looks even younger than her 20-year-old daughter as she shared her anti-ageing secrets 'Britain's most hated woman' Carla Bellucci is celebrating her 44th birthday today – and she claims she looks younger than her daughter. The outspoken influencer and former glamour model is going to Barcelona with her husband this weekend to mark the occasion. And speaking to the Mirror, Carla said: 'People are shocked when I say I'm turning 44! I have had young girls ask me how that is possible and saying I look better than them. Young guys always say I look 30. I feel great and I look younger than my daughter Tanisha.' Tanisha, 19, has followed in the modelling footsteps of her mum who has spent £40,000 on plastic surgeries over the years. This includes breast implants, veneers, Botox and an eye lift every few months. But it does not include the free nose job she blagged on the NHS by faking depression, which earned her the unflattering 'most hated' title on This Morning. But despite spending big on her appearance, Carla, based in Hitchin, Herts, credited her youthful looks to additional reasons. Explaining her secret, she said: 'It is a stress free life, putting myself first and not worrying about anything. Not having a regular 9-5 and working for myself, having no boss and travelling the world ten times a year keeps you fresh.' Other examples of putting herself first include a massage every two weeks, hiring a cleaner to do house work, regular shopping trips, a coffee trip daily and never cooking at weekends. She also said being in a healthy marriage contributed to her stress free life – but she fears her daughter and other young people need to do more to achieve being as confident as she is when they are in their 40s. Explaining what she meant, Carla said: 'Tanisha needs to stop stressing and over thinking and to stop worrying about what anyone thinks of her. She needs to live her life and stop scrolling 24/7 watching other people on TikTok. 'I see 20-year-olds and they look 40 already and it is so scary and it is us oldies who are looking younger than them. 'The younger generation spends all their time on socials frowning as they scroll and they cause unnecessary complications in their dating lives and they worry constantly about other people and they always compare everything they do.' The mum-of-four, who is not spending time with her eldest kids on her birthday to avoid stress, said she was trying to advise her daughter on how to maintain her beauty over the decades. And Carla, who is hoping to be showered in gifts for her birthday, joked: 'If Tanisha carries on like she is, by the time she is my age she will look like a 70-year-old pensioner! These young girls need to step it up. 'Why are the mums hotter than their daughters?'
The Hindu
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Women jazz performers are reclaiming their space in Delhi
The city's cultural landscape has been gradually swaying to the sounds of jazz. Though the jazz scene is still small, the genre's spontaneity and soul is attracting musicians and audiences. But it is unevenly shaped by the quiet expectations of society where women find less visibility. Parvati Mohanakrishnan, vocalist of the eponymous band Parvati La Cantante, has been a part of Delhi's music circuit for the past two decades. She says that in the early years, safety concerns and mismanaged venues were major issues. She recalls dealing with inappropriate demands from audiences. 'Even at five-star venues, men would try to get close,' she says. 'We would get requests like, take ₹1,000 but sing something in Hindi.' Such incidents were part of a larger culture of entitlement that did not always see the performer as a professional deserving of respect. Over the years, Krishnan made conscious decisions about where and how she performs. She prefers venues that ensure dignity, safety and allow her to own her voice. Early on, jazz was seen as a subversive force. It belonged to the nightclubs, back alleys, and crowded rooms filled with smoke. Over time, and across continents, it has been refashioned into a symbol of sophistication. The kind of music that signals taste, intellect and artistic ambition. The need to carve your niche is something Swikrity Singh understands well. A jazz vocalist and educator, Singh has spent the last decade performing across the capital and training new singers. She points to the subtle but persistent ways in which women are still boxed in by appearances. 'There's a decorative expectation around women performers,' she says. The emphasis is on how a woman looks, dresses and talks on stage. 'There is an unspoken understanding that singers are meant to simply come, sing, and go,' she observes. 'But we need to claim our space, and that will come from grounding one's work in theory and musical knowledge.' There are fewer female instrumentalists compared to vocalists, It is an invisibility shaped by omission than intent. Tanisha Bhatnagar, a bass player, has been performing for three years now. In the ensembles she plays, she is often the only woman instrumentalist. People come up to her and say it is so cool to see a woman playing bass. Tanisha feels hidden in such appreciation are gender-conforming remarks that remind you of your minority status. The reasons, Tanisha believes, are structural. Young girls are rarely aware of or encouraged to pick up instruments and the idea of a woman bassist, saxophonist, or drummer doesn'tenter the imagination. Jatziri Gallegos, a Mexican jazz vocalist and faculty at the Global Music Institute in Delhi, has performed across the United States, Mexico and India. She says while Delhi's jazz scene is welcoming, certain cultural expectations continue to follow women artists. 'It's a challenge navigating patriarchal norms in jazz,' she says. 'Men get a little intimidated when they see a woman take the lead. It has taken me years of preparation to feel comfortable owning that space.' She also points to the pressure to appear a certain way on stage. 'There's this expectation that a woman singer should look a certain way. A lot of women internalise it and try to live up to that image, even when it has little to do with the music.' Still, for all the friction, none of these artists speak from a place of defeat. They stay not because it is easy, but because it is theirs to claim. Rhea Kapoor
Time of India
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
7 problems from GTA 5 that GTA 6 must fix
(Image via Rockstar Games) GTA 5 was iconic, but it wasn't flawless. For all its wild missions, unforgettable characters, and meme-worthy chaos, there were some pretty annoying things we don't want to see in GTA 6. Rockstar's next big release has a massive legacy to live up to, so here are 7 GTA 5 problems that need to be left in the past. 1. Shallow NPC Interactions Sure, Los Santos was lively. But try talking to an NPC for more than two seconds and… yeah, nothing. They either insulted you or walked away. In GTA 6, we need smarter, more reactive NPCs. Let them remember us. Let them matter. GTA 5's NPCs and AI Is BROKEN - Let Me Ruin Them For You (Facts and Glitches) 2. Annoying Police AI You bump a car, and boom — five stars. The cops in GTA 5 had zero chill. In GTA 6, we want smarter police, not psychic terminators. Make them realistic, give us room to strategize — not just hide in an alley for 2 minutes. 3. Wasted Side Characters Remember Tanisha? Or Denise? Exactly. GTA 5 gave us tons of cool side characters and then… ghosted them. Don't just introduce them for a cutscene; make them part of the journey. GTA 6 has a new cast. Let's not waste them. 4. Online > Story Bias We get it: GTA Online prints money. But Rockstar kind of forgot story mode existed. No single-player DLC? Too bad. GTA 6 needs to respect the campaign. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Mini House for 60 sqm for Seniors with Toilet and Bath (Click Here) Pre Fabricated Homes | Search Ads Search Now Undo Give us expansions, twists, new missions, the works. 5. Overly Linear Missions GTA 5's missions looked open, but one wrong move and it was 'Mission Failed.' Can we get more creative freedom, please? In GTA 6, let us approach missions our way — loud, stealthy, smart, or chaotic. 10 Cars That NEED More Customization In GTA Online 6. Weak Car Customization Los Santos Customs was cool… for 2013. In 2026, we need Forza-level customization. Body kits, liveries, performance tuning — go big or go home. GTA is about flexing. Let us do it right. 7. No Real Consequences You could blow up half the city and still chill at the strip club like nothing happened. It was fun, but kinda shallow. GTA 6 should make actions have consequences — reputations, alliances, even personal rivalries. Make it hit different. GTA 6 has the chance to level up in every way. The world's watching, and expectations are sky-high. Just don't repeat GTA 5's biggest Ls, and we're in for something legendary. For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here . Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here
Time of India
14-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
70 students clear test from Bokaro
Bokaro: Over 70 students from Bokaro cracked the NEET-UG, 2025. DPS Bokaro led with over 25 students while Chinmaya Vidyalaya followed with over 15, including Tanisha who scored AIR-3106. Guru Gobind Singh Public School announced 10 qualifiers, including Falak Naaz Khan and Aditya Sharma. Sree Ayyappa Public School said 11 of its students were successful. IPEM Bokaro shone with Sarika Sparshika, who scored 553 marks. TNN Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .
