Hollywood

Experience love's many facets through Hollywood's iconic proposal scenes. From Pride and Prejudice's misty confession to The Notebook's rain-soaked passion, each moment captures the essence of romance in unforgettable ways. Dive into the heartfelt narratives of Sweet Home Alabama, The Proposal, Leap Year, Crazy Rich Asians, and Love Actually, where proposals shape destinies and hearts

From the iconic 'When Harry Met Sally' to the modern charm of 'Crazy, Stupid, Love,' these films weave laughter and romance into unforgettable narratives

Embarking on a transformative postpartum journey, Sonam Kapoor gracefully shares her 16-month evolution, shedding 20 kgs with a mindful focus on health. Her commitment to balanced self-care inspires new moms, debunking crash diets in favor of a steady and grateful approach

Veteran Hollywood actor Glynis Johns, known for her role in 'Mary Poppins', died on January 4 in Los Angeles at 100 years old. According to the news, Glynis will be buried next to her father, actor Mervyn Johns, in the United Kingdom.

Angelina Jolie shares her plans to leave Hollywood when she can and settle down in Cambodia. She revealed that the decision pertains to her high-profile, very public divorce with Brad Pitt

Natalie Portman reveals fears of portraying Jackie Kennedy in "Jackie" but triumphs. Now set for Netflix's "May December," she and Julianne Moore navigate a true-crime dramedy, challenging boundaries between fiction and reality

The SAG-AFTRA strike, involving actors and the Writers Guild, demanded fair wages and AI safeguards. After 118 days, a tentative deal was reached, ending the $6.5 billion, 45,000 job loss saga

Hollywood veteran Sharon Stone bravely shares her ordeal of alleged sexual harassment during the 1980s, shedding light on the pervasive issue in the industry.

Kim Kardashian, a media mogul, and entrepreneur, is known for her influential presence in fashion and beauty. Her rise to fame began with reality TV and has since evolved into a global brand

On May 02, 2023, The Writers Guild of America went on a strike and demanded increased royalties, mandated staffing of television writing rooms, and job protection from the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Another demand was for residual compensation if a show became popular.