Deepika Padukone is one actor who has time and again proved her versatility in her films. But Imtiaz Ali's Love Aaj Kal remains one of her most memorable works. Not only was she appreciated for her performance as Meera in the movie but it also proved to be one of he actress' most cherished character. Deepika Padukone Resumes Shah Rukh Khan's Pathan Shoot! As the film ticks 12 years, the actor went on a trip down the memory lane and celebrated her character Meera. Speaking about the film, Deepika shares, "I can't believe it's been 12 years since Love Aaj Kal already! Meera, I believe, was simply beautiful; inside out. A character many related to at the time. Just reminiscing about all those months we spent filming in Delhi and London, brings a smile to my face." It was the actress' first film with director Imitaz Ali, who is known for his strong female characters in movies. The movie was a take on modern-day relationships and Deepika's …
Tyler, the Creator Showcases His Eras, Growth at Lollapalooza 2021 Headlining Set
It’s been a long 16 months without in-person concerts and festivals, and as Lollapalooza returned for Day Two at Chicago’s Grant Park on Friday, attendees and artists alike were all still feeling their way into the new normal. While official attendance numbers were not made available, the grounds did not appear to be at its typical 100,000-person capacity. Though it was busy and packed tighter near stages (and it got more crowded as the day wore on), there was still a decent amount of space away from the front of stages to socially distance and maneuver around the park, a welcome respite while in the midst of a pandemic where Covid-19 case numbers are once again rising. Masks were required on the honor system for those who were unvaccinated (and could be obtained for free at the fest), though very few people were seen wearing them on a day that coincided with Chicago health officials recommending universal masking indoors following the uptick in Covid-19 cases nationwide. On Friday …
Sen. Johnson Opposes Vaccine Mandate Unless Virus is ‘Incredibly Deadly.’ Covid Has Killed 613,000 Americans So Far
Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.) said he’s against a vaccine mandate “unless there’s some incredibly deadly disease.” The senator also insisted that he is not downplaying the virus and is aware that the U.S. has “had 600,000 excess deaths over the last year.” During a Friday night interview on Fox, Johnson was asked if he could ever get behind a vaccine mandate for everybody. “No,” the senator said, adding, “Not unless there’s some incredibly deadly disease. I mean much higher infection-fatality rates than we have with Covid.” Question: Could you ever get behind a vaccine mandate for everybody? pic.twitter.com/dySLgROgJK — Acyn (@Acyn) July 31, 2021 Johnson then spread disinformation about the death rates of influenza as compared to the coronavirus. “We don’t know the final infection-fatality rate, but right now it’s looking like it’s not going to be much more than double a bad season of flu,” Johnson said. But according to a report this week from Johns …