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Jamie Dornan, Amelia Warner Welcome Baby No. 3
Hollywood actor Jamie Dornan is now a father of three daughters. His wife Amelia Warner confirmed the news on Sunday.The third baby girl joins their daughters Dulcie Dornan, 5, and Elva Dornan, 3. Taking to Instagram, Warner shared a picture of three pairs of child's shoes and wrote, "So proud of these three glorious girls, it's an honour being their mummy..feeling incredibly lucky today #happymothersday."Last year, after the news of Warner's pregnancy, became public, Jamie jokingly told Jimmy Kimmel that three might be where they cut it off when it comes to having more kids, but at the same time also feels like they make really great kids. However, he also added, "It's all up to her. I just do the fun bit."Joking that his kids have "a lot of passports," Dornan said that he plans to take more time off to help Warner with Baby No. 3. "I think for this one, I'm going to have a lot more control over my schedule. The first two, I was sort of at the mercy of Fifty Shades' schedule," he ...
Japan incorporates 'harmony' into name of new era
The reign of the next Japanese emperor will be known as the "Reiwa" era, the government announced on Monday, ahead of the coronation of Crown Prince Naruhito next month.
Actress Maisie Williams made wrong predictions
"Game Of Thrones" actress Maisie Williams tried to predict how the show would end and which characters would survive, but was wrong.
Vindicated by PM Modi's statement on dues, says Mallya
Beleaguered liquor tycoon Vijay Mallya, who is facing extradition to India to answer charges of fraud and money laundering, on Sunday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent statement that assets worth much more the amount he owes to banks have been seized "vindicates" his stand that he is a BJP's "poster boy".
Rajane wins toss, sends CSK in to bat
Rajasthan Royals skipper Ajinkya Rahane won the toss and elected to bowl against Chennai Super Kings in an IPL match, here Sunday. Chennai have left out off-spinner Harbhajan Singh and replaced him with Mitchell Santner while the Royals are unchanged. Teams: Chennai Super Kings: MS Dhoni (C), Shane Watson, Ambati Rayudu, Suresh Raina, Kedar Jadhav, Dwayne Bravo, Ravindra Jadeja, Deepak Chahar, Shardul Thakur, Mitchell Santner and Imran Tahir. Rajasthan Royals: Ajinkya Rahane (C), Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson, Steven Smith, Ben Stokes, Rahul Tripathi, Krishnappa Gowtham, Jofra Archer, Jaydev Unadkat, Shreyas Gopal and Dhawal Kulkarni.
Jay-Z hails 'strong women' in his life at NAACP Awards
Rapper Jay-Z praised some special people -- grandmother Hattie White, mother Gloria Carter, wife Beyonce Knowles -- in his life while accepting the NAACP President's Award.
SRK takes hours to dress up, says Gauri Khan
Celebrity interior designer and producer Gauri Khan says her husband and superstar Shah Rukh Khan takes hours to dress up whenever they are stepping out for a party.
'Avengers: Endgame' co-director enjoying India trip
"Avengers: Endgame" co-director Joe Russo is taking out some time from work to explore the culture of India and says he is having an amazing time.
April Fools hoax stories can help spot fake news
The language used in April Fools hoaxes could offer clues to spotting 'fake news' articles, say researchers who discovered similarities in the language used in humorous spoofs and malicious stories.
April Fools hoax stories may hold key to identifying 'fake news'
April Fools hoax stories could offer linguistic clues to spotting 'fake news' articles, say scientists who identified the similarities in the language used in humorous spoofs and malicious stories. Researchers from Lancaster University in the UK compiled a dataset of more than 500 April Fools articles sourced from more than 370 websites and written over 14 years. They found that there are similarities in the written structure of humorous April Fools hoaxes published by media outlets and fake news stories. "April Fools hoaxes are very useful because they provide us with a verifiable body of deceptive texts that give us an opportunity to find out about the linguistic techniques used when an author writes something fictitious disguised as a factual account," said Edward Dearden from Lancaster University. "By looking at the language used in April Fools and comparing them with fake news stories we can get a better picture of the kinds of language used by authors of disinformation," said ...
Claire Holt, Andrew Joblon welcome first child
"The Originals" star Claire Holt and husband, businessman Andrew Joblon have become proud parents to a baby boy. The couple shared the news on Instagram Friday. The child, whom they have named James Holt Joblon, was born on Thursday. "Everything they say is true. There is no love like it," Holt, 30, captioned the photo holding the little one in her arms. Joblon, 36, also shared another picture on his social media account. "Claire - you are my hero. Thanks for doing such a good job cooking this sweet little boy," he wrote alongside the picture. Holt announced her pregnancy last October, seven months after revealing she had suffered a miscarriage and underwent a consequent dilation and curettage procedure.
By tying the knot, transgenders assert freedom to love
Eight years ago, Saloni, a transgender woman, met Gulam Nabi Ansari and the two became friends. They fell in love and continued their relationship despite facing opposition from their respective families and ridicule from society. The couple forgot all their tribulations Saturday when they tied the knot at a mass wedding for transgenders here. "If you want something from the bottom of your heart, the entire universe conspires to get it for you," Saloni said, evoking a line from Shahrukh Khan-starrer "Om Shanti Om". Saloni (33) was among 15 trans-women who got married at the function, said to be the first such event for the transgender community in the country. It was conceived by Raipur-based transgender and social activist Vidya Rajput and her team. Both Saloni and Gulam hail from Nagpur in Maharashtra. "We had decided to keep our relationship secret initially. When we told about it to our families, they did not accept it, which is a common problem for transgenders," they
Kamal Haasan invites Yogendra Yadav to campaign for MNM
Makkal Neethi Maiam founder president and actor Kamal Haasan has invited psephologist Yogendra Yadav to campaign for his party in Coimbatore and Pollachi Lok Sabha constituencies in Tamil Nadu, which goes to the polls on April 18. This was in response to Yadav's tweet, in which he said 'good to see MNM under the leadership of @kamalhassan contesting TN Lok Sabha and assembly bye elections in full strength. Hope this is a big step forward for truthful, alternative politics that TN needs and deserves' Thanking Yadav, Haasan tweeted "Thank you @Yogendrayadav. MNM is an honest endeavour to change the regressing culture in TN polity. MNM invites you and your colleagues to join out campaign in CBE and Pollachi. we will be honoured to share the dais with you.
Shiv Sena youth wing to not campaign for BJP's Poonam Mahajan in North Central Mumbai
The youth wing of Shiv Sena led by Aditya Thackeray on Saturday said that they will not campaign for BJP candidate from North Central Mumbai, Poonam Mahajan, in the Lok Sabha polls.However, Poonam, daughter of Pramod Mahajan, said: "I have no information about this. My conversations with Aditya have been very normal. I have started my campaign. I have got a lot of love and blessings from the locals here. The promises I made in 2014 have been fulfilled by 2019."Shiv Sena Yuva Sena members have alleged that Mahajan does not respect the senior leaders of the party and in fact, has not put her late father Pramod Mahajan's picture in the posters that are being used for campaigning.Yuva Sena members Rahul Kanal and Akshay Panvelkar, told ANI, "When one is in an alliance, they should follow the protocol. We are angry because our leaders have not been respected.""Our leaders are like our God. As per our protocol, there should be a photo of our leaders which is not there. So, if that is not ...
Goa: Parrikar's sons talk about continuing his legacy
Former Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar's sons released a statement Saturday hinting they could enter politics to "continue the legacy" of their father's "dedication to the state and the nation". Parrikar, 63, died on March 17 after a prolonged battle with a pancreatic ailment. Speculation has been rife in the coastal state since then that Parrikar's sons -- Utpal and Abhijat -- might take the political plunge in the Lok Sabha polls or the Panaji bypoll necessitated by the death of their father. Quoting former British prime minister Benjamin Disraeli, the sons' statement said, "It is said the legacy of heroes is the memory of a great name and inheritance of a great example." "We will honour his life by continuing his legacy of service and dedication to the state and the nation," it added. "My father lived everyday with vigour, a strong will and desire to serve the nation and the state. Till the very last, he was occupied with issues concerning the state," the statement said ...
Parrikar's sons promise to continue father's legacy
Late Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar's sons Utpal Parrikar and Abhijat Parrikar have said that they would "honour his (Parrikar's) life by continuing his legacy of service and dedication to the State and the Nation".
Is it splitsville for Priyanka and Nick?
Actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas are not having a good time with each other and the couple is already headed for a divorce, claims a magazine.
Liam Neeson apologises for 'impulsive' racial remarks
Veteran actor Liam Neeson has issued a new apology for a racially charged revenge revelation he made nearly two months ago, saying his reaction was "implusive". The action star sparked a controversy after he admitted in an interview with Independent that nearly 40 years ago he had prowled the streets to seek revenge after learning a close friend of his had been raped by a person of colour. Neeson said that he "missed the point" following his initial apology when he was accused of racism. "Over the last several weeks, I have reflected on and spoken to a variety of people who were hurt by my impulsive recounting of a brutal rape of a dear female friend nearly 40 years ago and my unacceptable thoughts and actions at that time in response to this crime," he said in a statement issued to Variety. "The horror of what happened to my friend ignited irrational thoughts that do not represent the person I am. In trying to explain those feelings today, I missed the point and hurt many people at a
Priyanka celebrates brother-in-law's graduation
Actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas says she is proud of her brother-in-law Franklin Jonas.
Time to move on: Sonakshi on Shatrughan's BJP exit
Actress Sonakshi Sinha, daughter of former Bharatiya Janta Party leader Shatrughan Sinha, supports her father's decision to quit the ruling party and has said that it was time to move on.