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"How sad an Indian actor (Priyanka Chopra) attending the royal wedding in UK should dress like a British aristocrat at Ascot rather than represent a free and independent India in a beautiful sari," Jaitly tweeted on May 19.

The results were based on the study of 641 Norwegian university students aged between 19 and 29.

Between 2200 GMT Friday and 1800 GMT Saturday, 5,958,379 tweets had been posted worldwide on the royal nuptials, 4.5 million bearing the hashtag #RoyalWedding, Visibrain said.

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Carry certain things before you set out to make your life easier.

From the land that does themed restaurants, cafes and hotels perhaps better than anyone else comes a hotel inspired by Snoopy and the gang.

Menu details have been finalized by the couple themselves, who attended several tasting trials in March.

Teaser photos reveal shots of fresh asparagus sourced from neighboring Portwood Farm, peas and artichokes. The menu will also feature produce plucked from Windsor Estate itself.

She sure didn’t let us down with the desi look.

Banks wrote in her new book "Perfect Is Boring".

Organized over 10 days, including online sales, it nonetheless broke numerous records, testament to the rude health of the global art market.

It's a clever rebound off of a viral video produced by The Film Theorists, which has been viewed more than 2.95 million times since being uploaded earlier this month.

Kangana Ranaut, who is hosted at Cannes by Grey Goose, walked the red carpet for the screening of Christophe Honore's French drama "Plaire, aimer et courir vite".

The British luxury brand is reviewing its use of real fur, it told The Sunday Times over the weekend, and pointed out: "There wasn't any real fur in Burberry's September 2017 or February 2018 runway collections."

From saints to sinners, guests took to heart the 2018 theme of "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute ball. Bejeweled crosses, veils and halo-inspired headdresses ruled on the red carp...

Festivals have grown rapidly in number and size over the past decade, becoming a rite of passage for many young people in the Western world, but some industry observers fear saturation and trouble for long-running events to generate a buzz year after year...