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Express Tribune
2 days ago
- Business
- Express Tribune
Is Bianca Censori starting a cosmetics line? Kanye West's wife launches solo venture
Bianca Censori may be preparing to launch her own beauty brand, according to new business filings that hint at a solo move beyond her association with Kanye West. The 30-year-old has registered a company named Bianca Censori Inc. in California and a second under the same name in Australia, based in Alphington, near her parents' home. The filings, first reported by the US Sun, list Censori as both CEO and secretary of the American firm. However, she is not entirely distancing herself from her husband. Kanye West is named as a company director, with his legal representation, Manoj Shah, also involved. Though details about the company's purpose remain vague, the appointment of Hussein Lalani as chief financial officer provides a strong clue. Lalani is the founder of skincare brand Zensa, known for its microblading kits and numbing creams, suggesting that Censori's business could be beauty-related. Censori, a former architect for Yeezy, has largely remained in West's creative shadow since their relationship began. This new venture appears to mark her first step into independent branding under her own name. Speculation around the company's purpose grew after Lalani previously promoted a cryptocurrency called $YZY, intended for West's online platform. However, that release has since stalled without explanation.
Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Kylie Jenner teases construction work at mansion as she shows messages on walls
Kylie Jenner gave a glimpse at construction work that is underway at a house this week, with the photos believed to show inside one of her own properties in California Reality TV star Kylie Jenner gave a glimpse at construction work underway at a house this week. She hinted that it's taking place at one of her properties in a series of posts that she shared with fans on social media earlier. Kylie, 27, is said to live in a $36 million - roughly £27 million - mansion in Los Angeles. It's previously been suggested that the Kardashians star's property portfolio also includes an estate in a different area, with her having reportedly been building another home there after buying the land for $15 million - approximately £11 million - five years ago in 2020. The entrepreneur shared an update about a property with her followers on Instagram earlier today. Kylie posted a series of photos on the platform that appeared to show construction work underway at an undisclosed house. The first of the photos showed an unfinished archway over a staircase, with the entire structure made of wood. Wiring was seen on the walls and apparent electrical outlets in the process of being constructed were also visible nearby. Some writing was seen above the two outlets, with both instances accompanied by a question mark. It appeared to resemble the word 'sconce' - which is a fixture that can be attached to a wall to hold candles or other lighting. Another photo shared by Kylie showed comments written in black pen on a piece of wood elsewhere. Part of the message read: "We love you Kylie." Above two hearts, it seemed to continue: "God is here." It's unclear who wrote it. The final photo instead featured the first name of Kylie's daughter Stormi, 7, written in green pen beneath a drawing on a wall. Stormi is the eldest of the former Keeping Up with the Kardashians ' two children with her former partner Travis Scott, 34, with them also parents to Aire, 3, together. Kylie didn't provide a caption on any of the three posts that she shared with her followers on her Instagram Story earlier. It remains unknown where the photos were taken. The US Sun suggests that it shows work underway at the property she's reportedly building, rather than her current home. The photos are the latest insight into Kylie's life after she shared previous updates on the platform just days ago. Earlier this week, she uploaded a series of other photos and wrote in the accompanying caption: "My week on [film emoji]." Stormi and Aire featured in the post, as did pals including Hailey Bieber, 28, and Kylie's sister Kendall Jenner, 29. Some of the photos showed Kylie herself, with her seen beaming as she looked towards the camera in one of them. Many fans shared their excitement over the post, with one writing at the time: "My heart is smiling. Beautiful beautiful!" Others instead expressed disappointment that her partner Timothée Chalamet wasn't in any of the photos, despite Kylie sharing photos from time they spent together. One fan said: "Post the pictures with Timothee alreadyyyyyy."
Economic Times
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Coldplay's Chris Martin and actress Dakota Johnson break up after 8 years. Two major conflicts emerged in relationship, say reports
After nearly eight years together, Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin have called it quits, ending one of Hollywood's most low-key yet enduring relationships. Though their bond appeared stable on the surface, especially after consistently deflecting breakup rumors, multiple sources have now confirmed to that the couple has decided to part relationship between the 35-year-old Fifty Shades of Grey actress and the 48-year-old Coldplay frontman reportedly faced long-standing issues that ultimately became too difficult to navigate. One recurring concern, according to insiders, was their 13-year age gap, which reportedly affected their views on future life plans—particularly the subject of having their children, the US Sun Dakota had voiced a desire to possibly start a family, Chris, who already shares two grown children with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow, seemed content with that chapter of his life being behind him, the report said. Though the two made efforts to reconcile their differences, the topic remained a sticking these underlying tensions, the couple was often seen spending time together in public, projecting a united front. They were recently spotted soaking up the California sun in Malibu just before Dakota jetted off to France for the Cannes International Film Festival. In these outings, the pair always appeared relaxed and comfortable around each other, with casual wardrobes and easy smiles. Earlier in January 2025, they were photographed together in Mumbai while Coldplay was on tour, further fueling speculation that things were going well between Martin has been candid in past interviews about his admiration for Dakota, referring to her as one of his closest companions alongside his children, bandmates, and longtime manager. Still, he had also been noticeably private when it came to the deeper aspects of their romantic life, stating that their love was deeply important to him but not something he felt entirely comfortable discussing in the two first sparked dating rumors back in the fall of 2017, making their first public appearance together in early 2018. In the years that followed, they were often seen at family gatherings and private events, occasionally sparking engagement rumors, especially in the news of their separation circulates, many have turned their attention to Chris Martin's close co-parenting relationship with Gwyneth Paltrow, with whom he shares daughter Apple and son Moses. Paltrow continues to publicly support Martin, having recently shared a heartfelt birthday message on Instagram that featured tender moments between Martin and their and Paltrow famously coined the phrase 'conscious uncoupling' when they announced their separation in 2014 after over ten years of marriage. Since then, both have redefined what it means to be ex-partners and co-parents, frequently praising each other in public and maintaining a close-knit family dynamic. Paltrow, now married to producer Brad Falchuk, has spoken openly about how their family evolved after divorce. She's often emphasized that the structure of a family doesn't have to dissolve after separation—it can be reimagined in healthier, more sustainable the couple's separation may come as a disappointment to fans who admired their quiet bond, those close to them say the breakup was thoughtful and mutual. They shared nearly a decade of companionship marked by love, challenges, and growth—and even in their parting, they seem to have preserved the respect that defined their relationship from the beginning.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Coldplay's Chris Martin and actress Dakota Johnson break up after 8 years. Two major conflicts emerged in relationship, say reports
After nearly eight years together, Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin have called it quits, ending one of Hollywood's most low-key yet enduring relationships. Though their bond appeared stable on the surface, especially after consistently deflecting breakup rumors, multiple sources have now confirmed to that the couple has decided to part ways. The relationship between the 35-year-old Fifty Shades of Grey actress and the 48-year-old Coldplay frontman reportedly faced long-standing issues that ultimately became too difficult to navigate. One recurring concern, according to insiders, was their 13-year age gap, which reportedly affected their views on future life plans—particularly the subject of having their children, the US Sun reported.. While Dakota had voiced a desire to possibly start a family, Chris, who already shares two grown children with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow, seemed content with that chapter of his life being behind him, the report said. Though the two made efforts to reconcile their differences, the topic remained a sticking point. Despite these underlying tensions, the couple was often seen spending time together in public, projecting a united front. They were recently spotted soaking up the California sun in Malibu just before Dakota jetted off to France for the Cannes International Film Festival. In these outings, the pair always appeared relaxed and comfortable around each other, with casual wardrobes and easy smiles. Earlier in January 2025, they were photographed together in Mumbai while Coldplay was on tour, further fueling speculation that things were going well between them. Chris Martin has been candid in past interviews about his admiration for Dakota, referring to her as one of his closest companions alongside his children, bandmates, and longtime manager. Still, he had also been noticeably private when it came to the deeper aspects of their romantic life, stating that their love was deeply important to him but not something he felt entirely comfortable discussing in the media. The two first sparked dating rumors back in the fall of 2017, making their first public appearance together in early 2018. In the years that followed, they were often seen at family gatherings and private events, occasionally sparking engagement rumors, especially in 2020. As the news of their separation circulates, many have turned their attention to Chris Martin's close co-parenting relationship with Gwyneth Paltrow, with whom he shares daughter Apple and son Moses. Paltrow continues to publicly support Martin, having recently shared a heartfelt birthday message on Instagram that featured tender moments between Martin and their children. Martin and Paltrow famously coined the phrase 'conscious uncoupling' when they announced their separation in 2014 after over ten years of marriage. Since then, both have redefined what it means to be ex-partners and co-parents, frequently praising each other in public and maintaining a close-knit family dynamic. Paltrow, now married to producer Brad Falchuk, has spoken openly about how their family evolved after divorce. She's often emphasized that the structure of a family doesn't have to dissolve after separation—it can be reimagined in healthier, more sustainable ways. While the couple's separation may come as a disappointment to fans who admired their quiet bond, those close to them say the breakup was thoughtful and mutual. They shared nearly a decade of companionship marked by love, challenges, and growth—and even in their parting, they seem to have preserved the respect that defined their relationship from the beginning.
Hindustan Times
6 days ago
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Ex DJ, unwitting drivers: How Ukraine pulled off drone strikes on Russian air bases
Russian media has named a Ukrainian ex-DJ as the 'spy' who ran Kyiv's 'Operation Spiderweb' that targeted Moscow's strategic bombers at four airfields deep inside Russian territory. The SAS-style strike on Sunday against four airfields deep inside Russia reportedly wiped out a third of the country's nuclear bombers. The Russian media has named Artem Timofeev as the man they think ran Ukraine's operation inside the country. According to reports, the 37-year-old is a former Ukrainian DJ and is believed to have owned the lorries used to carry the containers to the strikes. According to a report by the Daily Mail, the drivers who allegedly transported the containers all had similar stories about taking instructions from an "Artem" The report added that the drivers used for transportation were told that the containers had wooden frame houses. A Russian blogger said that Artem was wanted in connection with the attack in the Irkutsk region. The blogger added that four lorries were registered in Artem Timofeev's name and alleged that one of those was used in the attacks. The Russian media reports also suspect Artem's wife, Ekaterina Timofeeva, of being involved in the attacks. A flat in Russia's Chelyabinsk has been linked to the couple, and Artem was reportedly seen there just a week before Sunday's attack, the US Sun reported. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said after the strikes that all those involved with the operation had been removed from Russia. So, if Artem Timofeev is involved in Operation Spiderweb, he may no longer be in Russia. Ukraine's spectacular drone attack on Russia's strategic bomber fleet on Sunday began with a daunting request from Ukraine's president to his spy chief in late fall 2023. A year and a half of planning, and the Ukrainian military carried out one of the most daring operations of the war since it began in February 2022. The strategic bombers that launched many of Russia's most powerful missiles operate from beyond the range of Ukraine's air-defence systems, and were based at airfields across the country as far as 3,000 miles from Ukraine. Ukraine's SBU security service smuggled Ukrainian drone parts into Russia and assembled them at a secret location. SBU operatives inside Russia used unwitting truck drivers to deliver a modern version of the Trojan horse by concealing the drones in the roofs of wooden containers. On Sunday, the roofs, activated remotely, slid open on trucks close to Russian air bases, releasing dozens of drones. Ukraine said that it had damaged 41 warplanes valued at $7 billion at four bases using drones that cost about $2,000 each.
