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‘Love Is Blind’ Successful Couples: Who’s Still Together?
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‘Love Is Blind’ Successful Couples: Who’s Still Together?

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The Love Is Blind successful couples are an exclusive bunch. Netflix’s kooky, addictive reality show is many things—a social experiment, a dating show, a highly engineered drama factory—but it does actually lead to lasting relationships for some.

Whether you believe that love is blind or not, there’s no doubt that this twist on The Dating Game is hard to stop watching. We love shows like Love Is Blind for a reason. For the unfamiliar, single men and women talk to each other from isolation pods without seeing each other until they agree to get engaged, at which point they can actually start dating and meet each other’s families. But anyone who knows the stress of wedding planning can guess what happens from there: fighting, tears, and breakups. So much goes on that sometimes whole other proposals happen we don’t even see onscreen.

Despite the many love triangles and surprises, and the downright bizarre nature of the show, some people do form genuine connections, and the Love Is Blind successful couples may just stand the test of time.

Lauren Speed, a former contestant (player? participant?), had this piece of advice for Love Is Blind couples: “When it was time for me to decide if I wanted to get married on #loveisBlind I struggled. I wanted to really make sure I got married because I could see forever with Cam. Not from production pressures or wanting fame. I wasn’t about to get legally married just for television. Because once those cameras leave and it’s just you and that person living and creating a life together…fame can’t save you. And who wants to be trapped in an empty marriage that’s hell! I really think this worked for us because it was genuinely 2 people not only finding love…But really falling IN LOVE with each other in the most unexpected way! Wishing the best for everyone in #loveisblind2 whether you decided to marry or stay single I hope that it brings you all closer to the happiness you all deserve! Without settling in any way.” Her marriage seems to be going just fine, so maybe it works!

If you think you might find your One True Love in Netflix’s pods, be sure you know the stats before you call up Love Is Blind casting. Because while most of the pairings don’t make it to their honeymoon, you can never say never.

Here’s where the Love Is Blind successful couples (so, anyone who got engaged onscreen) are now. Consider this your Love Is Blind After the Altar…after that.

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Foo Fighters "reminded of why we love and are forever devoted to doing this" on new single 'Asking For A Friend'
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Foo Fighters “reminded of why we love and are forever devoted to doing this” on new single ‘Asking For A Friend’

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Foo Fighters have shared new single ‘Asking For A Friend’, and announced a North American stadium tour for 2026. Listen and find all the details below.

The track begins with hypnotic opening verses that build and explode into impassioned refrains of “What is real? I’m asking for a friend” in the chorus, making way for intense, ominous screeches of “Or is this the end?“.

  • READ MORE: Foo Fighters live in Manchester: invincible and still untouchable

‘Asking For A Friend’ arrives shortly after Dave Grohl and co. posted a snippet of the song, revealing that they were “about to take flight” into their next era. The dark yet melodic number comes hot on the heels of predecessor, ‘Today’s Song’ – which arrived earlier this summer.

“‘Asking For A Friend’ is a song for those who have waited patiently in the cold, relying on hope and faith for their horizon to appear,” said Grohl. “Searching for ‘proof’ when hanging by a wish until the sun shines again. One of many songs to come…”

The frontman continued, reflecting on the band’s recent intimate club shows: “Since our return to the stage in San Luis Obispo five weeks ago, we have been reminded of why we love and are forever devoted to doing this Foo Fighters thing.

“From reuniting as a band and staring at a list of 30 years worth of songs to brush off, to reimagining versions with the incredible blessing of the one and only Ilan Rubin behind the drums, to reconnecting with our amazing fans and blasting them with everything we’ve got (no matter the size of the venue) because we would not be here without them, we have the most solid core.”

He added: “And the sun is finally rising over the horizon. What better way to share the view than with close friends?”

Additionally, the Foos have confirmed that they’ll be hitting the road for a huge North American stadium tour next summer. Dates are scheduled for Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Nashville, Vancouver, Las Vegas and other cities throughout August and September.

Queens Of The Stone Age are set to open for the group at all dates except Fargo on September 12. Tickets for all concerts go on general sale at 10am local time next Friday (October 31) – you’ll be able to buy yours here.

The announcement promises that “many more shows” are still to come. Fans can register for updates here, and see the full schedule so far below.

Foo Fighters’ 2026 North American stadium tour dates are:

AUGUST
04 – Toronto, ON – Rogers Stadium
06 – Detroit, MI – Ford Field
08 – Chicago, IL – Soldier Field
10 – Cleveland, OH – Huntington Bank Field
13 – Philadelphia, PA – Lincoln Financial Field
15 – Nashville, TN – Nissan Stadium
17 – Washington, DC – Nationals Park

SEPTEMBER
12 – Fargo, ND – Fargodome
15 – Regina, SK – Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field
17 – Edmonton, AB – Commonwealth Stadium
20 – Vancouver, BC – BC Place
26 – Las Vegas, NV – Allegiant Stadium

Grohl’s new statement also saw him look ahead to touring with QOTSA in 2026. “In 1992 I first saw the legendary Kyuss perform at the Off Ramp in Seattle and met Mr. Josh Homme,” he wrote.

“The band were friends of a friend, and before long their album ‘Blues For The Red Sun’ became the soundtrack to that summer. 33 years later and with many miles behind us, I have shared some of my life’s most rewarding musical moments with my dear friend, Josh. A lifelong bond that goes far beyond the sound we’ve made together.

“So it is with great happiness that we can share this next chapter together with his almighty Queens Of The Stone Age. Take cover.”

Shouting out his bandmates, Grohl added: “But none of this would be complete without new music to share from Pat, Nate, Chris, Rami, Ilan and I.” Read the full message from the frontman here.

Earlier this month, Foo Fighters shared new live album ‘Are Playing Where??? Vol. I’ via Bandcamp. The release captured the band’s brief run of tiny US gigs last month – which marked their first performances together in over a year.

The Foos also teased a wider tour, saying that “there’s more to come” soon in a tongue-in-cheek AI video. They said they had been “preparing something special” and “rehearsing tirelessly” to give audiences their “best” shows “from the heart”.

Elsewhere, the band called on fans to “assemble” and began posting some images from the studio – suggesting that new music was on the horizon.

The band’s 11th and latest album, ‘But Here We Are’, was released in 2023. It marked Foo Fighters’ first material since the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins the previous year, and saw them enlist Josh Freese as a touring sticksman.

Earlier this year, Freese announced that he had quit Foo Fighters after they “decided to go in a different direction with their drummer”. The group then hired Ilan Rubin – essentially swapping Nine Inch Nails for their ex-touring drummer Freese.

Following his first gigs with the band, Rubin spoke out about how it felt to join the line-up. “After keeping my head down for a couple wild months and throwing myself into the material, that first show was such an incredible release of energy,” he said.

“I’ve been taken aback by all the positivity and support, and I just wanted to say thanks! Excited for all the volume and sweat that lies ahead.”

Freese addressed being let go from Foo Fighters, too. “Looking back, it was probably more an issue with their management,” he explained. However, the drummer said the Foos’ material “wasn’t music that I really resonated with”. He returned to Nine Inch Nails in August for their North American ‘Peel It Back’ tour.

When sharing ‘Today’s Song’, Grohl thanked every former member of the band for their contributions throughout the years. He praised “the thunderous wizardry of Josh Freese”, and said Hawkins was “still in everything we do, everywhere we go, forever”.

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Ace Frehley Kiss LP
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Ace Frehley Is Why I Love Music » PopMatters

by jummy84
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Like many others have eloquently shared in recent days, Ace Frehley was my reason. He’s the reason I became obsessed with the guitar in 1977. He’s the reason I begged my dad to take me to my first rock concert in 1983. He’s also the reason I was confused when the new guy played guitar onstage during the Creatures of the Night concert. 

He’s the reason I approached a publishing industry icon in 1997, with the intention of writing a book about KISS. “I don’t believe KISS fans actually read,” the guy sneered, long before metal memoirs from everyone with a Marshall amp stack clogged bestseller lists.

He’s the reason I launched an outrageous quest to meet my hard rock guitar heroes. He’s the reason I’ve bid on rare but expensive Washburn guitars that bore his name, but he refused to play. He’s the reason I Milli Vanilli-ed a guitar to stand next to him performing the song “Rip It Out” from his 1978 solo album. He’s the reason I planned a trip to Connecticut for early 2026 to visit a former residence.

Ace Frehley is also the reason why I decided, in July 2025, to stop seeing my heroes perform live.

“I don’t want to do this anymore,” I texted a music-loving friend from a hotel room in Louisville, Kentucky. I logged into my various ticket accounts and put everything up for resale.

The music will never die, but the show must come to an end at some point. 

***

I had driven several hours to see a triple bill of Quiet Riot, Slaughter, and Ace Frehley. It was 90 degrees at showtime in Louisville at the Iroquois Amphitheater. The venue features wood and stone structures that evoke a sense of a lovely state park. There was shade under the roof and on the stage, but the air was still and heavy. 

Over the course of my hair metal journalism career, I had the opportunity to interview and get to know many legends of the genre. I was always glad they still rocked every night. Whatever kept them on the road, whether it was money, ego, or desperation, I saw their determination as an admirable quality. There are far easier ways to earn a living than doing fly-in dates to a few hundred people. The published capacity at Iroquois was around 2,400 people, but there was nowhere near that amount in attendance. 

Frehley walked cautiously on stage. He seemed tentative, but he was 74 years old. I didn’t expect acrobatics, and he was legendary for clumsiness, even when sober. I don’t know that I ever did an interview with him where falling, tripping, or stumbling wasn’t mentioned, usually accompanied by his famous cackle. So, I didn’t judge his hesitant movements. 

In fact, I never judge harshly. As sports fans say, “Father Time is undefeated.” Voices weaken—hands atrophy. No one performs at 70 with the vigor they did at 30. As an observer and a fan, I am okay with that. 

When I watch a concert today, my experience is a pastiche of past and present. I think about the images and memories associated with the music. A tree on our farm that looked like Paul Stanley’s poofy mane, or my prom date saying she liked the drums on Appetite for Destruction, or how my best friend got a speeding ticket to the opening chug of Dr. Feelgood. I think about how the music has stuck with me over the decades. I reflect on my interviews with the musicians, how they’ve changed, and how I’ve changed. I evaluate the performance of the evening, sure. However, it’s mixed up in this cocktail of emotions, which tends to mean that I am a very understanding critic.

Three or four songs in, Frehley stood in front of drummer Scot Coogan and made a horizontal cutting motion in the air in front of his throat, the universal “it’s over” gesture. Coogan is a professional and experienced vocalist, and he usually sang some of KISS’s songs on the setlist. Some vocal duties are also regularly handled by bass player Ryan Spencer Cook. Some of that sharing is normal in an Ace show. But that night seemed different, like they were adjusting on the fly.

I caught Cook exchanging eye contact with his longtime friend and bandmate, Jeremy Ashbrook. Those dudes have known each other for decades. They’re hard-working, skilled, and dedicated admirers who share the stage with their childhood idol. I cannot definitely prove what was going on in their heads. 

However, I recognized that look. It was the one family recently shared as my parents’ health declined. It was the “Did you hear what Dad just said?” glance, the “Did you see Mom not be able to change the channel?” eyebrow raise. 

There’s an orchestra pit at Iroquois that keeps the audience at a distance. Cook and Ashbrook zinged guitar picks into the second level, like ninjas in a Bruce Lee movie. Ace’s guitar picks fluttered, hesitated, and fell into the pit before reaching any fans. 

Photo: Casablanca Records, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

His guitar performance meandered. There were moments of flash and excitement, but most of it was sloppy. Ace Frehley was never about precision. He had no pretensions about being a schooled and studied virtuoso. He joked in interviews that if he had known he would influence so many musicians, he would have practiced harder. He was Keith Richards or Joe Walsh, more about swagger and simply cool than sweeping picking arpeggios. However, that performance struck me as sloppy sloppy, not cool sloppy.

When he launched the opening crunch of “God of Thunder” before surprisingly transitioning to his solo hit “Back in the New York Groove”, I had moved from the front row to the back of the amphitheater. I was leaving early, but so was Frehley. Before I completely exited the venue, he told the crowd that the set was being cut short, but I couldn’t hear his explanation. Online, some fans said it was because Slaughter’s set ran long. Others claimed it was because he was sick. 

Others, of course, went straight to the “He’s drunk again” and “That’s embarrassing.” It is the internet, of course. 

As I lay in my hotel bed and read the comments and reviews, I didn’t feel anger. Frehley claimed to be sober, and I had no reason to doubt him. I think hard work and dedication to performance are positive, so I’m not going to tell anyone they need to quit. YouTube and social media make it easy to gauge how well an older artist is performing, so I don’t feel sorry for anyone who complains about being financially exploited. You know what you’re getting if you buy a ticket to Motley Crue or Stephen Pearcy of Ratt in 2025. 

Weirdly, I was grateful. I felt like that Ace Frehley show demonstrated that it was time for me to stop chasing these musicians around the country. God bless them all who continue to perform. The fans who choose to see them should cherish every note they play. I just decided not to do it anymore. I didn’t want to see any more decline, any more descent, but that was my decision and mine alone. 

***

Frehley wasn’t the only childhood idol that affected me in this way. I had felt it at a recent Yngwie Malmsteen gig. I was worried about Rudy Sarzo, at 74, performing in Birmingham, England, for Ozzy Osbourne‘s final gig and then getting back into economy class and passenger vans five days later for Quiet Riot shows. We age, and naturally, our heroes do too. It had been coming for me for some time.

On 10 July 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky, Ace Frehley was the reason I said goodbye to a generation of heroes. I’m grateful for the experience. I am thankful for him starting my musical journey in the first place. 

Rumor brewed in the afternoon of 16 October 2025. Confirmation of his death came at dinner time, as I cooked our family meal. The kids asked if I was crying, and I was able to blame it on the onions I chopped as Hair Nation played a tribute. Later that night, I went through my interview transcripts with Ace. He once told me about the wonder of upgrading his Apple II computer to 128k of memory in the late 1970s. “That was a big day for me,” he said. Luckily, the kids were in bed when I read that original KISS drummer and fellow rogue Peter Criss was at the bedside when Ace passed. I didn’t feel embarrassed by my tears. 

The Spaceman returned to his home planet of Jendell. He is the reason I love music. He is also the reason I was able to say goodbye, not just to him, but to a generation of heroes. I cherish it all.

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Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s Ultra-Private Wedding Redefines Celebrity Love
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Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s Ultra-Private Wedding Redefines Celebrity Love

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In a world where every celebrity milestone feels like a media event, Selena Gomez just rewrote the rules. The singer and actress quietly tied the knot with producer Benny Blanco in September 2025, and fans are obsessed with how elegantly she kept it all under wraps.

Instead of a lavish public affair, Gomez and Blanco chose intimacy. Only close family and friends were invited, and phones were reportedly banned during the ceremony. On The Jennifer Hudson Show, Selena shared that she wanted to experience her wedding “in real time, not through screens.” That statement alone sent fans into a frenzy, praising her for choosing authenticity over spectacle.

Fashion insiders haven’t stopped talking about her three custom Ralph Lauren gowns, each one crafted with the brand’s signature understated glamour. The most talked-about piece was a lace halter embroidered with their initials, said to have taken more than 700 hours to complete. The couple exchanged vows under soft candlelight surrounded by pale pink roses and an acoustic performance from a close friend.

A few days later, Benny called Selena his “real-life Disney princess” in a heartfelt Instagram post that melted hearts everywhere. And when Taylor Swift shared a candid photo helping her best friend with her veil, the internet officially lost it.

What makes this story so magnetic is how it contrasts the Hollywood norm. Instead of trading exclusives or turning their wedding into content, Gomez and Blanco built mystique. The restraint made the romance even more powerful. It’s a reminder that true influence isn’t about exposure, it’s about emotional connection and control over your narrative.

As one of the most followed women on social media, Gomez’s decision to go private feels revolutionary. It’s not just a love story; it’s a statement. Selena isn’t following trends, she’s setting them.

Photo Credit Selena: Frank Sun, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
Photo Credit Benny: Matt Adam, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
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I love my kids more than my job
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I love my kids more than my job

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Sam Claflin misses his kids when he’s working.

Sam Claflin stars in a new thriller series

The 39-year-old actor – who has Pip, nine, and Margot, seven, with his ex-wife Laura Haddock – spends prolonged periods of time away from home while filming movies and TV shows, but Sam admits that his kids will always be his number one priority.

Sam – who stars in Prime Video’s new thriller series, Lazarus – told Us Weekly: “God bless their mum, who was holding down the fort whilst I was away. It was my way of forgetting everything. When I’m with them, it’s all about them.

“I do what I do, in a sense, for them. I love my job, but I love my kids more, and I miss them. I think being a parent just allows you the opportunity to kind of open yourself up in a way that you never thought you would.”

Sam plays a forensic physiologist called Joel in the new thriller series, and he admits that making the show was an “eye opening experience”.

He said: “Playing Joel definitely allowed me to explore parts of my childhood and my life in a way that I never had.

“When you’re honest with yourself and you start really digging deep and figuring out why you keep doing certain things, I think it’s quite an eye opening experience.”

Sam actually found making the series to be an emotionally draining experience.

The actor confessed to feeling “a roller coaster ride of emotions” during the shoot.

He said: “It was just a really emotionally turbulent two weeks. At the end of each day, I’d have no voice left.

“It was a very strenuous time. The whole process of filming was like a roller coaster ride of emotions, and ups and downs, and twists and turns.”

Meanwhile, Sam previously admitted that he pushed himself too far in a “desperate” bid to be nominated for an Oscar.

He told GQ Hype: “I went through a stage of desperately vying for an Oscar but doing things that were really not me. Physically, emotionally transforming myself.

“[2018 film The Nightingale] was too far the other way. I think that was the turning point in my life. I don’t think I could do that again.”




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Harshvardhan Rane Sonam Bajwa Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat
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Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat Box Office Collection Day 1: Harshvardhan Rane, Sonam Bajwa’s Love Story Does Better Than Expected

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Harshvardhan Rane and Sonam Bajwa’s Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat has performed better than expected. Released alongside Ayushmann Khurrana, Rashmika Mandanna and Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s Thamma, this Milap Milan Zaveri romantic drama has astonished many by earning in double digit crores on its opening day. Scroll below to know about the film’s exact box office earnings.

Ek Deewane ki Deewaniyat Box Office

Despite no major promotions – aside from the film’s lead actor Harshvardhan Rane visiting some theatres across the country, Ek Deewane ki Deewaniyat is gaining momentum among is target audience. The film’s promotional material – including it’s songs and strong word of mouth from Harsh fans and one-sided lovers, he film amassed over Rs 10 crore domestically. As per official reports, the film collected Rs 10.10 crore nett in India.

With Rs 10.10 crore, Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat has emerged as the biggest opening for Harshvardhan Rane till date.

EDKD Earns Nearly Half It’s Budget

As per reports, Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat was made on a budget of Rs 25 crores. With a Day 1 collection of Rs 10.10 crore, the film has earned nearly half – 40.40% to be exact, of it’s investment. If the film continues on this part, it is likely to recover its entire budget by the time the weekend rolls in. Despite the negative reviews, the Harshvardhan Rane starrer is likely to enter the profit zone soon and make hefty returns.

About EDKD

Giving the film 1 1.5 star rating, Bollywood Bubble wrote in it its review, “While Harshvardhan and to a certain extent Sonam’s performances are strong, the problematic story is regressive, misleading and something that doesn’t belong in 2025.”

For more news and updates from the entertainment world, stay tuned to Bollywood Bubble.

Also Read: Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat REVIEW: Harshvardhan Rane’s Shoulders Aren’t Strong Enough To Carry This Obsessive Love Story

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Love Is Blind Season 9: Which Couples Are Still Together?
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Love Is Blind Season 9: Which Couples Are Still Together?

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In the pods: Kalybriah aka “KB” fell for Edmond’s vulnerability in the pods, praising his ability to open up about a stressful childhood in and out of foster care, as well as his willingness to let his emotions come to the surface. Edmond felt seen and heard by KB, a social worker who understood to his situation.

In real life: Both Kalybriah and Edmond were in good spirits after the reveal. They seemed to click immediately, and appeared genuinely attracted to each other.

However, things got heated in Mexico when Edmond learned that he and Kalybriah were the only engaged couple from the show not having sex. Edmond threw a fit, going on and on about how, as “the nice guy,” he’s suffered.

When they returned to Denver, however, Edmond seemed to be more at peace over Kalybriah’s decision to abstain from sex before the wedding, which was only three weeks away.

Their central conflict in real life was their communication style; Kalybriah felt that Edmond was unable to be take accountability for his missteps, like when he made a comment to the other couples inferring that he never heard positive affirmations from his fiancée.

She also alleged that Edmond’s energy changed when he was in front of the cameras, the most sinister allegation one can make on the show, because it implies someone is not serious about love, and only participating for a shot at fame.

At the altar: Many, many tears were shed on Kalybriah and Edmond’s wedding day—and not just from the engaged couple.

Ahead of his walk down the altar, Edmond was paid a visit by Miss Welsh, his fifth grade teacher who he credited with altering the course of his life, helping him out with extra tutoring, meals, and discipline when called for. Though his own mom didn’t make it to the ceremony, Miss Welsh told him, “I will always be your constant,” adding that he can call her “Mom Two.”

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Rina Sawayama sends "big love" to Sabrina Carpenter but calls out "cultural insensitivity" of 'SNL' performance
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Rina Sawayama sends “big love” to Sabrina Carpenter but calls out “cultural insensitivity” of ‘SNL’ performance

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Rina Sawayama has shared her thoughts on Sabrina Carpenter’s Saturday Night Live performance, praising the star but commenting on the performance’s martial arts theme.

  • READ MORE: Sabrina Carpenter – ‘Man’s Best Friend’ review: pop’s bawdy troubadour hits the melodic G-spot

Carpenter performed the song ‘Nobody’s Son’ from her latest album ‘Man’s Best Friend’ on SNL on October 18. The performance had a martial arts theme, with Carpenter herself wearing a short white robe and black belt and dancers acting out a fight sequence.

The singer was making her hosting debut on the long-running show, serving as her own musical guest, and also performed her single ‘Manchild’, made reference to the controversy over the ‘Man’s Best Friend’ album cover, and poked fun at her friend Taylor Swift’s song ‘The Fate Of Ophelia’.

The following day, Sawayama posted a clip of the performance on her Instagram Stories, and wrote, “Big love to Sabrina but fellow artists creative teams … if we are clearly referencing a culture, please can you do so with the research, respect and care it deserves. Shoes on tatami is jail.”

Tatami are soft mats used in traditional Japanese rooms, and etiquette dictates that people shouldn’t wear shoes on them.

Sawayama was born in the Japanese city of Niigata and moved to London with her family when she was five years old. While adjusting to life in the UK, she tried to “preserve” her Japanese culture, in part by listening to Japanese artists, and in 2019 Vogue Japan named her one of its women of the year.

At Glastonbury Festival two years ago, she spoke out against The 1975 frontman Matty Healy, previously a director at her record label Dirty Hit, following a controversial podcast appearance on which he mocked the appearance of rapper Ice Spice and said that he watched a racially charged pornography series.

Introducing her song ‘STFU!’, she said: “I wrote this next song because I was sick and tired of microaggressions. So, tonight, this song goes out to a white man who watches [pornography series] Ghetto Gaggers and mocks Asian people on a podcast. He also owns my masters. I’ve had enough.”

She then seemed to call Healy out again during her set at NOS Alive in Portugal a couple of weeks later.

Not long after, former collaborator Charli XCX unfollowed Sawayama, with fans speculating that it was related because Charli was dating, and is now married to, Healy’s bandmate George Daniel.

Charli then addressed the drama on X (Twitter), writing: “Look – this all got a bit crazy – me and Rina spoke about things on the phone just now. My unfollowing (which happened a couple of weeks ago) was over a personal disagreement between friends which we’ve now spoken about.”

In 2024, Sawayama – who released her most recent album ‘Hold The Girl’ in 2022 – said that she couldn’t release her next album “under my current conditions”, admitting: “I feel really trapped and don’t know what to do.”

She told The Independent that, since the previous summer, she had “felt intense racist misogyny in a way that I’ve never felt before,” adding: “In public and private I feel as though I’ve been repeatedly gaslit, disrespected, ignored, even cyber-bullied for calling out blatant racist and sexist behaviour.”

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Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat Review: A Story Of Passionate Love | Glamsham.com
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Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat Review: A Story Of Passionate Love | Glamsham.com

by jummy84
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Written and directed by Milap Zaveri, “Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat” is a love story that, true to its title, is based on one-sided, passionate love. The film gives its audience the feel of 90s films, filled with the colors of love, affection, and passion. Harshvardhan Rane plays a politician, while Sonam Bajwa plays a successful actress.

Story

The film revolves around Vikramaditya Bhosale (Harshvardhan Rane), the son of a powerful and influential politician, who is also a politician. His influence in the city is so strong that even the Chief Minister offers him his seat. Vikram sets his sights on Bollywood star Ada Randhawa (Sonam Bajwa) and falls in love with her. Aditya is determined to win her. But for Ada, Vikram is just another arrogant man, and she doesn’t love him.

When Vikram gives Ada an ultimatum to marry him within a month, and begins using all means necessary to force her to marry him, Ada is shaken to her core. She stands up to Vikram and retaliates with a vengeance. To find out Ada’s response, watch the film, as this is the turning point in the film, when a heroine stands up to a powerful politician and confronts him face to face.

Acting

The pairing of Harshvardhan Rane and Sonam Bajwa has been completely successful in portraying the intensity of love and hate. Harshvardhan Rane has won the hearts of the audience with his performance as Vikramaditya, while Sonam Bajwa has impressed the audience with her performance as Ada. Both of their strong performances are a strong point of the film. Some of the other supporting roles are also good, but none have much to do except for a few isolated scenes.

Music

The film’s music is one of its biggest highlights. Songs like “Tere Dil Par Haq Mera Hai,” “Bol Kafaara Kya Hoga,” “Dil Dil Dil Dil,” and “Mera Hua” suit the film and its story. The songs have already been a success. The background music also suits the story and the scenes.

Writing and Direction

The film is directed by Milap Zaveri, while the story has been co-written by Milap Zaveri and Mushtaq Sheikh. The film’s story has many twists and turns, surprising at times. The first half of the film is good, with good dialogues that will make even frontbenchers clap. However, the story loses its grip after the interval. Many scenes after the interval seem unnecessary, while some seem over-the-top or illogical. However, the film’s direction is good. Directed by Milap Zaveri, Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat seems successful in providing the audience with a romantic thriller experience.

Overall

“Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat” is a film that showcases the colors of love, affection, and passion. The pairing of Harshvardhan Rane and Sonam Bajwa is excellent. The film’s music and direction also work in its favor. If you’re looking for a romantic thriller, “Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat” is a good one.

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Shah Rukh Khan's Diwali Message With Gauri Khan Is Full Of Love And Blessings! | Glamsham.com
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Shah Rukh Khan’s Diwali Message With Gauri Khan Is Full Of Love And Blessings! | Glamsham.com

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Bollywood legend Shah Rukh Khan touched hearts during Diwali with a touching post that emanated love, appreciation, and festive spirit. Going on his social media platforms, SRK posted a peaceful picture of his wife, Gauri Khan, conducting a Diwali puja from home. Captioning the photograph, he said, “Happy Diwali to all! May Goddess Lakshmi ji fill you with happiness and prosperity. Sending love, light and peace to all.”

The post went viral immediately, with fans filling the comments with best wishes, heart emojis, and congratulatory messages on the elegance and simplicity of the gesture. Many called it “pure Mannat vibes,” the actor’s legendary Mumbai mansion. With a reputation for hosting lavish Diwali parties with the biggest celebrities in Bollywood, Shah Rukh opted for a low-key celebration this year. Ongoing construction work at Mannat has reportedly prompted the family to forego the usual large get-together.

Even in the lack of any extravagant party, SRK’s solitary post was sufficient to generate festive fervor on the internet. His peace and prosperity message was received extremely well by his fans worldwide, bringing him one of the most shared and liked Diwali posts on X (formerly Twitter).

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Just before the festival, SRK also grabbed global headlines after a surprise meeting with Squid Game star Lee Jung-jae. The Korean actor posted a selfie with Shah Rukh, writing, “Honoured to be with a respected icon Mr. @iamsrk.” In the photo that went viral, Shah Rukh was dashing in an all-black ensemble while Lee wore a hoodie. People from all of India and Korea celebrated the moment as “the crossover of the century.

On the professional front, Shah Rukh Khan is presently filming King, directed by Siddharth Anand. The action film stars Suhana Khan, Deepika Padukone, Abhishek Bachchan, and Raghav Juyal, and will be released in 2026.

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