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Instagram.com/katrinakaif Katrina Kaif has a signature makeup look down pat. The actor always rocks a nude-pink lip, a super smoky eye and sculpted cheekbones. She doesnt veer too far away from the classics—she shared that “yellow eyeshadow” would be a beauty trend shed never try and “less is more” is her makeup advice. But if shes changing things up, she makes it a bold beauty moment which proves that getting out of your comfort zone is worth it. Ahead, weve put together the best mak...

ISSUE DATE: April 26, 2021 UPDATED: April 17, 2021 10:45 IST The Swedish/Greek actress Elli AvrRam in the song ‘Har Funn Maula’ from the film Koi Jaane Na Born in Australia and raised in Germany, Daniel Bauer, like most foreigners who arrive in India, wasn’t well-versed with Hindi. It’s also why the hair and make-up artiste had difficulty pronouncing his first celebrity client’s name, Aishwarya Rai. “To avoid embarrassment and [causing] offence, I called her Aish,” he says. After ...

Imagen After two silver medals Ukraines Oleksandra Kononova won gold in the womens middle distance at the World Cup in Slovenia ⒸAdrian Stykowski/World Para Snow Sports By Lena Smirnova | For World Para Snow Sports Ukrainian women added a golden glow to their yellow-and-blue uniforms with a full medal sweep in the three Para cross-country races at the World Cup in Planica, Slovenia. Liudmyla Liashenko led the charge with two gold medals, in the sprint and short-distance races, and a silver i...

Imagen ⒸAdrian Stykowski/World Para Snow SportsBy Lena Smirnova | For World Para Snow Sports Giuseppe Romele was a fairly unknown factor going into the 2020-21 World Cup in Para Nordic skiing. The Italian sit skier was 12th in the cross-country ranking last season, but managed to start this season with a victory, his career’s first, over the biggest star in his class.  “I am happy about the competition,” Romele said. “But I will not celebrate yet. After the last race, I will celebra...

A big family wedding may be off the cards for most of us during the pandemic, but Netflixs new show is set to offer some inspiration for when we can plan extravagant nuptials again.   The Big Day takes viewers behind the scenes of the prodigal world of Indian weddings, exploring the lavish and historical traditions.  The new series follows 12 couples as they plan and put together all the details for their special celebrations. From Jaipur to New Delhi, the series shows teams of wedding plan...

KhalidMohamed attends The Big Day weddings, listens in to Martin Scorsese’s docu-interview with Fran Lebovitz and… more.

Monday, 15th February 2021 at 5:09 pm Netflix’s new show The Big Day is taking us behind the scenes of the fabulous world of Indian weddings. Advertisement Known for their lavishness, the reality series will show viewers the ins and outs of what it means to pull off a spectacular Indian wedding with no expenses spared. Split across two collections, it’ll follow 12 different couples (six in each segment) as they prepare for their big day and eventually tie the knot in ceremonies designed to...

Inside Track Blog Daniel Bauer and Ian McDonnell helped coordinate the massive effort to unify Microsoft’s customer call center system. (Photo by Aleenah Ansari | Inside Track) Overhauling the call management system Microsoft used to make 70 million calls per year has been a massive undertaking. The highly complex system was 20 years old and difficult to move on from when, five years ago, the company decided a transformation was needed. These phone calls are how Microsoft talks to its custome...

Prasad Naik With contour products and highlighters becoming must-haves to enhance the cheekbones, we might actually be neglecting the cheeks themselves. Blush, however, can look just as modern as the other products if you wield your brush right—it brightens up dull skin and gives you an instant glow, especially important if youve been sequestered at home for the last few months. Heres what to keep in mind.  1. Mix and match your formulas The kind of blush you choose depends on your face stru...

Print There’s been some good news about the pandemic this week along with all the bad: A first vaccine is being rolled out, and another is on the way. But a long, hard winter still lies ahead, and we’re facing a serious — and completely avoidable — problem: Healthcare workers once again don’t have enough of the masks, gloves and hospital gowns they need to protect them while they treat COVID-19 patients. Demand for those mundane but essential items is soaring because of the surge in ...