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Rekha wins heart of Neha Kakkar; Here’s why TV&Showbiz Rekha wins heart of Neha Kakkar; Here’s why Indian singer Neha Kakkar has revealed that ‘Queen of Hearts’ veteran Bollywood actress Rekha has also won her heart and now she is a fan of her forever. This she said after Rekha appeared as a special guest on singing reality television Indian Idol 12. The O Saki Saki singer took to Instagram and shared lovely photo from the sets of the show with a heartfelt note. She wrote “Queen of Hearts won My Heart!!! Not because she gave Me “#NehuPreet Ki Shadi Ka Shagun” but because of Ho...

Neha Kakkar is on cloud 9 after receiving ‘shaadi ka shagun’ from the evergreen actress Rekha on the sets of Indian Idol 12. Not only this, the Bollyw

Navigating a plant-based lifestyle during the pandemic? Olympian Aly Raisman has you covered. The gymnastics icon, a plant-based diet venturer herself, has teamed up with Silk to spotlight its latest dairy-alternative beverage, Silk Ultra, to show how easy it is to get a major source of protein without eating meat — all while keeping up with workouts. "I've struggled with getting enough protein and doing a plant-based diet and so it's been really awesome to have the drink," she told Travel + Leisure. "I really enjoy incorporating it into my everyday routine."  The two-time Olympian told T...

“Dr. Watson, I presume?” Arthur Conan Doyle never had Sherlock Holmes say, “Dr. Watson, I presume.” It’s a mix up of the first meeting of Watson and Holmes with the meeting of the colonial explorers Dr. David Livingston and Henry Morton Stanley in Africa. What Holmes actually said, Mary would like you to know, in his opening lines of A Study in Scarlet was: “You have been in Afghanistan, I perceive.” Mary would have thought this, and my clarifying footnote, hilarious. This was the note Mary sent me before I took the job as her second-chair here at the magazine. “Dear Jeremy�...

Malala Yousafzai's Shooter Threatens Her on Twitter after Fleeing Prison, Here's How She Responded Buzz Staff © Provided by News18 Malala Yousafzai's Shooter Threatens Her on Twitter after Fleeing Prison, Here's How She Responded In a shocking incident, a Pakistani militant alleged to be responsible for shooting Nobel Laureate-activist Malala Yousafzai in the head in 2012 made another threat to her life using the microblogging site Twitter. In a tweet that has since been removed, former Pakistani Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan tweeted "Come back home, we have a score ...