Miley Cyrus, Bad Bunny rumoured to make big announcement at Grammys 2026
Miley Cyrus and Bad Bunny are believed to have an exciting update up their sleeves for the Grammy Awards 2026 this Sunday.
The duo, who will be seated together at the biggest ceremony of the music industry on February 1, are speculated to announce a collaboration during the event.
One fan on X wrote, “Miley Cyrus and Bad Bunny are set to announce their collaboration during one of the breaks at the 2026 Grammys.”
Another reiterated that “This may be true because they are sitting together.”
The Grammys seating arrangement pictures on social media revealed that the duo will indeed be sitting together at the Crypto Arena, in Los Angeles.
Fans don’t have to wait long to find out the news the Flowers hitmaker and Bad Bunny might be holding on to, as the ceremony will start in a few hours, at 8 p.m., ET.
The TikTok shared by CBS also revealed that Billie Eilish will be sitting with her brother and longtime collaborator Finneas, and Olivia Dean will be sitting next to Leon Thomas, as well as Alex Warren and Lola Young.
Chappell Roan and Doechii will be sitting together close to Lady Gaga and Sabrina Carpenter while Margaret Qualley will be seated next to her husband Jack Antonoff.
‘SNL’ alum Garrett Morris shares one major regret on his 89th birthday
Saturday Night Live alum Garrett Morris is celebrating his 89th birthday with one major regret.
The 89-year-old American actor and comedian, the first Black cast member of Saturday Night Live (SNL), has turned 89 today, February 1, 2026.
Morris appeared on Saturday Night Live from 1975 to 1980 then he worked on famous television sitcoms, including 2 Broke Girls, The Jeffersons, Martin, and others.
He also proved his name in the world of films, as the movies to his credit are Car Wash and Cooley High.
Car Wash will mark its 50th anniversary in October this year, while Cooley High completed 50 years in June 2025.
Morris gave PEOPLE magazine an interview before his birthday, saying, “Ask me what I’ll be doing on my birthday.”
“Regretting the passage of time,” the legendary actor claimed.
Voicing his thoughts on retirement, he said, “I just felt if you enjoy your work, why not do it to the best you can in whatever way you are asked to do it until you transform.”
“I mean, let’s be realistic, there are less roles for an 80-year-old who’s got arthritis — but there are roles out there,” Morris noted.
Markets are used to tweak in taxation and the adverse impact of the steep hike in securities transaction tax (STT) will not last long, leading bourses said on Sunday.
NSE, the largest stock exchange, feels that the move to curb volumes will not have any impact on its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) plans, its Managing Director and Chief Executive Ashish Kumar Chauhan said.
“What has been raised is the STT has been increased in a minor way. Broadly, markets are used to having STT on options and this time it has also been increased on futures but broadly, I do not see any large impact on the IPO of NSE or otherwise asset valuations in the stock market going forward,” Chauhan told PTI.
Rival BSE’s Managing Director and Chief Executive S Ramamurthy said markets react in a “bit adverse” way whenever any such changes are proposed by the government and exuded confidence that gradually things will settle down.
“This is not the first time that STT is increased. When any such move is announced, the market reaction is a bit adverse to start with and then it stabilises,” he said.
The proposal to increase the STT on futures and options will also encourage long-term equity investments, he said, adding that it may also lead to a shift of money from the arbitrage funds to banks’ fixed deposits as the returns one stands to make get on par.
The moves to hike the STT on the F&O segment was attributed as one of the key reasons that led to a sharp correction in the equity markets after the Budget speech by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
It can be noted that as per studies by Sebi, over 90% of retail investors’ trades in the F&O segment lead to losses, and the capital markets regulator has also taken steps to reduce the volumes in the past.
Sitharaman announced the STT hikes, saying the move is aimed to “provide reasonable course correction” in the F&O segment in the capital market and generate additional revenues for the government.
Accordingly, she announced a proposal to raise the STT on futures to 0.05% from the present 0.02% and STT on options premium and exercise of options to be raised to 0.15% from the present rate of 0.1 per cent and 0.125%, respectively.
If the volumes go down, entities like brokerages and bourses that depend on the transactions for revenues may see a dent in their toplines, which led to the investor unease.
The BSE scrip closed the session 10% down at the end of trade on Sunday.
Both Chauhan and Ramamurthy welcomed other announcements in the Budget presented by Sitharaman earlier in the day.
Chauhan called it a fiscally disciplined and growth-oriented Budget, while Ramamurthy said it looks as capital formation along with the fiscal discipline.
The proposals on infrastructure building and also futuristic technologies like artificial intelligence were lauded by Chauhan.
Ramamurthy mentioned the Budget’s efforts to encourage investments in municipal bonds and deepen the corporate bond market, and added that the public capital expenditure will help the country in the long term by having the desired multiplier effects.
Shanghai (China): The Consulate General of India in Shanghai welcomed the resumption of Air India’s direct flight services between Shanghai and New Delhi, marking a major step forward in restoring people-to-people, business and institutional connectivity between India and China.
According to an official release, the inaugural Shanghai-New Delhi flight departed today from Shanghai Pudong International Airport, carrying over 230 passengers on board the Boeing 787 aircraft. The relaunch comes after a gap of nearly six years and represents a significant milestone in normalising bilateral air connectivity following the suspension of services in early 2020.
Speaking on the occasion, Consul General Pratik Mathur said, “The resumption of direct flights between Shanghai and New Delhi is a tangible expression of the renewed momentum in India-China engagement. Enhanced air connectivity is essential for facilitating trade, tourism, academic exchanges and people-to-people contacts, particularly between India and East China. We are pleased to see Air India restoring this important link.”
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As per a release, Air India will operate the route four times a week using its Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, featuring modernised cabins and enhanced onboard services. The restored service reflects the growing demand for travel between the two countries and the steady recovery of cross-border mobility. It will also support commercial, educational and cultural exchanges between India and the Yangtze River Delta region, one of China’s most economically dynamic clusters.
The Consulate General of India in Shanghai remains committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen connectivity and deepen cooperation across trade, investment, tourism, education and cultural exchange, the release stated.
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The U.S. is in the thick of flu season, with many states reporting “moderate to very high activity” of influenza-like illness, according to the CDC.
With influenza A (H3N2), or subclade K, making up a large portion of the circulating viruses, doctors emphasize the importance of getting the most recent flu vaccinations, staying at home while sick and washing hands frequently, among other prevention tactics.
If you’ve been exposed to or infected with influenza, here’s what to know about how long the virus is transmissible.
“You are typically contagious with the flu for five to seven days after symptoms start,” Dr. Samantha Picking, the Massachusetts-based senior director of immunizations at Walgreens, told Fox News Digital.
“However, some groups remain contagious for longer periods. Young children and people with weakened immune systems can spread the virus for more than seven days, sometimes extending to two weeks or longer.”
The U.S. is in the thick of flu season, with many states reporting “moderate to very high activity” of influenza-like illness, per the CDC.(iStock)
It’s a myth that people can’t be contagious until they experience symptoms, according to Picking.
“The flu is most contagious during the first three to four days after symptoms appear,” she said. “However, you can begin spreading the virus a day before feeling ill and may remain contagious for up to a week or longer.”
The incubation period — the time between exposure to the virus and when symptoms start — is typically two days, though it can range from one to four days, the pharmacist added. People with mild symptoms can still spread the flu.
“The vaccine still provides protection against serious illness resulting from the subclade K variant that seems to be going around,” a doctor told Fox News Digital.(iStock)
For anyone who is starting to feel sick or has been around someone who has the flu, Picking recommends limiting contact with others to avoid spreading the virus.
“To be safe and prevent spreading the virus, stay home until you’re fever-free for at least 24 hours without using fever-reducing medicine,” Picking advised. “For most healthy adults, this typically corresponds to five to seven days after symptoms begin.”
People can take extra precautions, like masking, for a few days after returning to normal activities, she added.
“However, use your best judgment and consult a healthcare professional if you’re unsure whether you’re well enough to leave the house,” she added. “If your other symptoms aren’t improving, or you generally still feel ill, it’s wise to stay home and practice good hand hygiene.”
Young children and people with weakened immune systems may be able to spread the virus to others for a longer time period, sometimes for up to 14 days, according to the pharmacist.
“Stay home until you’re fever-free for at least 24 hours without using fever-reducing medicine.”
Picking noted that a cough can linger for weeks after other symptoms have abated. “While a lingering cough is not necessarily a sign that you’re still contagious, it’s considerate to mask up and practice good cough etiquette when around others,” she advised.
Some antiviral medications, when initiated early on, can shorten how long someone is contagious with the flu.
“These medications work best when started within two days of seeing symptoms,” Picking noted. Anyone who is interested in antivirals should speak with a healthcare provider or pharmacist for personalized guidance.
Flu symptoms can include fever, chills, headache, fatigue, cough, sore throat and runny nose.
Subclade K has been detected as the culprit in rising global cases, causing more intense symptoms and higher risk of spread.
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“It’s becoming evident that this is a pretty severe variant of the flu,” Dr. Neil Maniar, professor of public health practice at Boston’s Northeastern University, previously told Fox News Digital. “Certainly, in other parts of the world where this variant has been prevalent, it’s caused some severe illness, and we’re seeing an aggressive flu season already.”
Mumbai: Indian automobile manufacturer Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. on Sunday said the company’s overall auto sales, including exports, stood at 1,04,309 vehicles in January 2026, surging 24 per cent year‑on‑year. Sports utility vehicle (SUV) domestic sales touched 63,510 units in January, up 25 per cent, while commercial vehicle domestic sales were 27,656 units, up 22 per cent, a company release said.
The total exports for January were 3,577 vehicles, up 5 per cent YoY, and while year‑to‑date exports in FY26 till January end stood at 33,638 vehicles, up 23 per cent, it added. The company also saw strong year‑to‑date performance across segments, with utility vehicles posting a 19 per cent rise in FY26 YTD passenger vehicle sales in January, while three‑wheelers jumped 28 per cent on a FY26 YTD basis.
Building on the strong momentum of last year’s performance, the company began the year on a strong note in January by achieving impressive SUV sales and total PV sales, said Nalinikanth Gollagunta, CEO, Automotive Division, M&M Ltd.
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“On January 14, we opened bookings for XUV7XO and XEV 9S, clocking 93,689 bookings for a booking value of Rs. 20,500 Crore – a record-breaking milestone in just 4 hours,” Gollagunta added.
Three‑wheeler sales, including electric models, rose 28 per cent YoY in January to 9,566 units, while YTD sales for FY26 surged 28 per cent to 92,012 units.
Sales of light commercial vehicles in the 2‑ton to 3.5‑tonne segment rose 23 per cent to 23,647 units in January, the release noted.
Mahindra & Mahindra capped off December 2025 with its highest-ever volumes in SUVs and light commercial vehicles.
The company sold 50,946 SUVs in the domestic market during the month, registering a 23 per cent growth, while total vehicle sales, including exports, stood at 86,090 units, marking a 25 per cent year-on-year increase.
Commercial vehicle sales also grew strongly, supported by sustained demand in the LCV segment. Mahindra said the strong finish to 2025 reflects growing customer confidence and the success of its SUV-led strategy.
Fifteen years after publishing a memoir that shook Pakistan’s most powerful political dynasty, writer and activist Fatima Bhutto is returning with a deeply personal account of abuse, survival and renewal.
Bhutto’s forthcoming memoir, The Hour of the Wolf, details a decade-long coercive and abusive relationship that she says she endured in silence, believing it to be love. The book marks the first time she has spoken publicly about the relationship.
“I didn’t really want to do it,” Bhutto said of writing the memoir in an interview with British newspaper The Guardian. “Because I felt ashamed, I felt embarrassed, I did feel all those kinds of things. But I also know that if I’d read something like this, it would have helped me.”
Bhutto, a member of Pakistan’s most famous political family and the niece of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, rose to international prominence with her 2010 memoir Songs of Blood and Sword. The book re-examined the Bhutto dynasty and held Benazir partly responsible for the murder of her father, Murtaza Bhutto.
The new memoir recounts how Bhutto met her partner, referred to only as “The Man”, in New York in 2011 while she was touring for her first book. She describes him as “uninhibited, blazingly sure of himself … beautiful, rugged, old-school masculine … a free spirit”.
Their relationship, largely long-distance, lasted 11 years. Bhutto writes that it suited her frequent travel for journalism, novels and literary festivals, but says her partner became increasingly controlling, alternating between charm and cruelty.
His behaviour, she writes, included verbal abuse, humiliation in public places and prolonged periods of silence and contempt. “He would switch from dazzling to demonic without warning,” Bhutto said, adding that he gradually isolated her from friends and normal social life.
Bhutto said she did not recognise the relationship as abusive for years because it was not overtly physical. “I had read stories and seen things throughout my life about women who’d been put in dangerous situations by men. I just never thought I was one of them because it hadn’t been physical, you know?”
In the book, however, she recounts one incident in which he bit her finger so hard it caused nerve damage. “The only way to survive 11 years of that is to think of it as a love story,” Bhutto said. “And you think it’s toughening you up for, you know, the great success that awaits you.”
Bhutto said secrecy was central to the relationship. Her partner insisted they remain hidden, discouraging her from introducing him to friends or family or sharing a life in the same city.
The relationship ended in 2021 after Bhutto, then 39, realised he would never commit to the family life she wanted, despite her undergoing fertility preservation. She later met her husband, Graham, in 2022 and had two children within three years.
Now settled with her family, Bhutto says she wrote the memoir after deciding to “just tell the truth”. “And then it fell out of me – it didn’t even pour, it fell,” she said.
Bhutto added that while she felt damaged by the experience, she believes she ultimately survived what was intended to break her. “I felt damaged by him, but I know that the damage he wanted to do was total.”
Bhutto is the daughter of Murtaza Bhutto, the eldest son of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, the founder of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and prime minister in the 1970s. In 1985, her uncle Shahnawaz Bhutto, then 26, was found dead in Nice. The family has long believed he was poisoned.
Born in 1982, Bhutto spent her early childhood in Karachi before living in exile with her father in Syria following Shahnawaz’s death. She has written that Songs of Blood and Sword, her 2010 memoir, was in many ways a tribute to her father, whom she adored.
“I adored my father because he adored me,” Bhutto said. “He would make it fun, so it wasn’t like you were holed up in some scary place. But you still understand, something’s not right.”
Bhutto described a childhood shaped by secrecy and sudden movement, recalling being told to pack a bag at a moment’s notice and being cautioned against sharing details of her whereabouts. “The need for secrets? I understood that because I have had to live like that, even until now,” she said.
Political danger, she said, was openly discussed within the family. “The adults in my family never really hid anything from us,” Bhutto recalled. “They didn’t ever say, ‘leave the room, children, because we have to talk about something’.”
The family returned to Karachi in 1993, when her aunt Benazir Bhutto was beginning her second term as prime minister. A bitter feud soon erupted between Benazir and her brother Murtaza over party leadership and allegations of corruption. In 1996, Murtaza Bhutto was killed in a police shoot-out outside the family home. Fatima Bhutto was 14.
After her father’s death, Bhutto lived with her stepmother and younger brother, at times in hiding in Syria for security reasons. “They definitely traumatised us in this way,” she said, recounting how she was told she might be targeted next.
She said her upbringing left her wary of political power rather than drawn to it. “It’s made me uncomfortable around power though, rather than craving it,” she said. “I’m very well aware of the dangers of power. I know no one is different.”
While she has long ruled out a political career, Bhutto remains deeply engaged as a writer and activist. In recent years she has focused extensively on Gaza, amplifying Palestinian voices and editing the essay collection Gaza: The Story of a Genocide, published last October.
Reflecting on documenting war while becoming a mother, Bhutto said the contrast was impossible to ignore. “When I was in labour, I was in a hospital… I wasn’t being bombed,” she said.
Asked how she has managed to process personal trauma alongside global crises, Bhutto said the experience has reshaped her. “I thought I was a fairly compassionate, sensitive person beforehand,” she said. “But it just kind of rips you open in a new way.”
From keepsakes to indulgences, explore refined Valentine’s Day gifts that celebrate love with style, intention and timeless charm.
Make romance memorable with elegant Valentine’s Day picks.
Valentine’s Day has quietly evolved beyond roses and predictable picks. Today, gifting is more thoughtful, more personal and far more elevated – a reflection of taste rather than tradition. From handcrafted keepsakes and fine jewellery to gourmet treats and experiential surprises, modern love languages are being expressed through objects that feel intimate, lasting and intentional. Whether you’re celebrating a new romance, a long-time partner, or even yourself, this season’s best gifts aren’t about grand gestures alone; they’re about meaning, memory and mindful indulgence. These pieces will tell a story, spark joy and linger long after February 14 has passed.
LeCreuset Heart Collection
The Valentine’s Day collection features Le Creuset’s much-loved cookware and serveware classics, reimagined with a romantic twist. Each piece is finished with a delicate heart-shaped knob in royal gold – understated yet thoughtful, much like the relationships worth celebrating. Beyond being a beautiful Valentine’s Day gift, these pieces are crafted to last a lifetime, turning daily meals into lasting memories. From heart-shaped cast-iron casseroles to serving plates, bowls, mugs, and ramekins, every piece invites you to cook, serve, and celebrate together. We’re blushing already.
Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan Eau De Parfum (Unisex)
A captivating unisex fragrance featuring spicy cinnamon, warm vanilla, and smoky oud — an alluring gift for him or her.
Available at Culture Circle, Price: Rs 2,915
TZÁR Genuine Leather Travel Wallet
Designed for the modern traveller, this sleek leather wallet keeps currencies, cards, and documents neatly organised, the perfect Valentine’s gift for the explorer at heart.
Price: Rs 3,499
Attrangi’s Beating Heart Tennis Bracelet
A romantic favourite, this heart bracelet symbolises unbreakable bonds and effortless grace.
Price: Rs 2,650
Ohria Ayurveda’s Rose Indulgence Gift Box
A luxurious self-care set infused with the essence of roses. This indulgent box features a curated selection of skincare and wellness products that hydrate, soothe, and rejuvenate, the perfect Valentine’s gift for a loved one or yourself.
Price: Rs 3,795
Kenneth Cole’s Limited Edition Automatic Watch
This Limited-Edition Automatic Watch with Crystal Dial is a collector’s timepiece that marries mechanical precision with bold design. Limited to just 1,111 individually numbered pieces, this watch is a statement of style, craftsmanship, and purpose. Encased in gunmetal stainless steel and accented with a crystal blue titanium top ring, the watch showcases a crystal dial that offers an unobstructed view of its intricate automatic movement. Luminous indices ensure readability in all lighting conditions, while a custom rotor, visible through the exhibition case back, highlights the artistry of mechanical motion.
Price: Rs 44,999
Miraggio’s Forever Heart Bag
Ahead of Valentine’s Week, Miraggio unveils Love Collection ’26: Steal Hearts, the fourth edition of its much-anticipated annual Love Collection. At the heart of the collection is the Forever Heart Bag, Miraggio’s iconic heart-shaped bag that has become synonymous with its Love Collection. Reimagined each year, the heart bag returns this season with a sculpted silhouette and scalloped edges, reinforcing its status as a recurring hero product and a symbol of Miraggio’s Valentine’s identity. Equal parts statement and keepsake, it continues to anchor the collection while evolving with each edition.
Titan Eternal
Set with a luminous Mother of Pearl dial and framed by a delicately studded bezel, the timepiece captures understated glamour. The warm rose gold metal strap adds a touch of romance, while the soft off-white dial brings a sense of effortless grace. Together, they create a design that feels classic, feminine and confident.
Price: Rs 10,895
Irth Bags
Crafted in embossed faux leather, each bag carries delicately pressed signature poppy motifs that create an almost poetic surface. The design settles gently into the material, giving every piece a sense of depth and character. Tucked silhouettes and clean lines keep the aesthetic modern, while the romantic Cherry and serene Off White tones echo the spirit of the season. Designed to move effortlessly from intimate dinners to everyday moments, the collection offers two elegant styles, the Emma Embossed Shoulder and Sling Bag. Pieces that feel refined yet easy, special yet wearable.
Price: Rs 4,295 for the Shoulder Bag and Rs 3,995 for the Sling
SKINN by Titan Raw & Celeste
Fresh, contemporary, and effortlessly romantic, Raw & Celeste are perfect for couples who believe love lives in the everyday—easy, intimate, and deeply personal.
This Valentine’s Day, skip the predictable and gift him something that actually matches his pace. The Fastrack Overdrive brings motorsport vibes to everyday style with a bold 3D track-style dial, car-hood–inspired aluminium bezel, and red accents that scream main-character energy. Powered by Titan’s in-house Quartz Micromotor Chronograph movement and finished with a solid stainless steel strap, this watch is built for guys who are always on the move—whether it’s date nights, day plans, or chasing the next big thing.
Price: Rs 9,195
Sonata Poze
The Sonata Poze Quartz Analog Watch adds a playful yet elegant touch to the season with its multicoloured dial and maroon leather strap. It brings a hint of colour that feels festive without being loud, making it a lovely choice for outfits or thoughtful gifting. Its round metal case offers everyday reliability, while the soft leather strap and buckle closure ensure a comfortable fit. The watch sits well on the wrist with a balanced profile.
Price: Rs 995
WOW Skin Science’s Zensium + MagniStrong Duo
A calming wellness duo designed to support relaxation, muscle recovery, and better sleep.
MRP: Rs 799
World of Anaar
World of Anaar is known for bold, handcrafted accessories that fuse traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary design. The Scarlet Slingette Clutch stands out with intricate zardozi and dabka embroidery, ruby embellishments, and a sculptural metal frame, designed for women who favour statement pieces with strong visual impact.
Price- ₹ 11,990
Treasures by Tiara- Doll Brooch
Treasures by Tiara is known for collectable jewellery that blends fine craftsmanship with storytelling. The doll brooches are crafted in gold and diamonds, accented with richly coloured gemstones that bring each character to life. Playful yet detailed, these pieces are designed to be worn, displayed, and treasured as keepsakes, making them ideal for collectors who value individuality and emotion in jewellery.
Price – On request
EKARAA Jewellery
Designed for moments that don’t need occasion dressing, this open bracelet from EKARAA plays with contrast and control. One side is set with clean white diamonds, the other with a deep red stone finish, both anchored by pear-shaped diamond ends that sit softly against the skin. Worn close and slightly sculptural, it feels personal rather than performative, an everyday statement that doesn’t try too hard.
Price: On request
Kataria Jewellers
A study in classic romance, these diamond drop earrings feature a cascading line of pear-cut diamonds leading to a heart-shaped centre stone. Set in white gold, the design feels elegant without being heavy, made to catch light and move effortlessly with the wearer. Ideal for weddings, evening occasions, or heirloom dressing, this is a piece that holds emotional value as much as visual impact.
Price: On request
Jewels by Queenie
A celebration of love crafted for women who appreciate detail, this flower hairpin is designed as a fine jewellery piece for the hair. The sculpted floral silhouette is built with layers of pink stones, delicately outlined with diamonds and softened by green accents, creating depth and texture without feeling ornate. Thoughtfully made to sit comfortably and catch the light, it brings a sense of romance to everyday elegance. Ideal for Valentine’s gifting, this is a piece that feels personal, considered, and quietly expressive.
Price: On request
Kataria Jewellers
Kataria Jewellers’ Platinum Gents Ring is crafted in Platinum 950 and features a trident motif symbolising strength and purpose. Bold yet minimal, it’s designed for men who prefer jewellery with meaning and presence, an enduring piece that reflects commitment, confidence, and timeless style.
Dermafique Premium Face Care Kit
Dermafique Essentials – Smart Derma Routine Gift Pack is a thoughtfully curated skincare kit designed to simplify daily self-care. Dermatologist-tested on Indian skin, the set brings together everyday essentials that cleanse, hydrate, and protect, making it an easy yet meaningful Valentine’s Day gift. Beautifully packed in an elegant gift box and paired with a handy travel pouch, it’s a gift that feels both considered and practical, perfect for someone you love (or yourself).
Price: Rs 1499
Zen Pirlanta Heart of Sunshine Ring
A vivid yellow diamond, masterfully cut in a heart shape, takes centre stage in this captivating design, embraced by a glittering halo of natural diamonds and a delicately pavé-set band. Radiant and full of life, the piece exudes romance, joy, and celebration, making it the perfect choice for a passionate proposal, a milestone anniversary, or a radiant Valentine’s Day gift. Every facet catches the light to reflect love’s warmth, while the halo and pave details amplify brilliance, creating a ring that is as enduring as the emotions it represents. Designed for those who wish to express heartfelt devotion with elegance and flair, this ring transforms a special moment into an unforgettable memory.
Chérie – A Collection by House of Shrusha
Stepping into the world of Chérie, this collection celebrates the woman who blends elegance with effortlessness – a muse of the modern world, rooted in comfort yet drawn to expressive style. In this edit, every silhouette is crafted to flow beautifully through her day – from quiet morning meetings to intimate evening conversations. The palette moves between bold geometry, intelligent blues, and earth-inspired solids, creating a wardrobe that feels refined, contemporary, and deeply wearable.
Foxtale’s Pink and Purple Mask
Popularly known as the pink and purple masks, the Cherry-Collagen Clay Mask and Skin Radiance De-Tan Mask have become go-to essentials for anyone looking to prep their skin for date nights, Galentine’s plans, or self-care moments. The Skin Radiance De-Tan Mask (purple) works to instantly brighten and revive tired, sun-exposed skin, making it perfect for achieving an even, fresh complexion before stepping out. Complementing it is the Cherry-Collagen Clay Mask (pink), designed to boost collagen levels while leaving skin looking plump, smooth, and visibly refreshed – ideal for that soft, lit-from-within Valentine’s glow.
Candere by Kalyan Jewellers
The Lovita Diamond Earrings bring together warm gold, diamond accents, and a soft pink centre stone to symbolise bonds that grow stronger with time. Delicate yet distinctive, they capture love’s intertwining paths in a design that feels modern, meaningful, and perfect for everyday wear.
Shankara’s Yoga Nidra Ritual
The ritual brings together six products that work in synergy: Oudh Nourishing Body Wash, Gheesutra 24K Gold Night Cream, Anti-Age Eye Cream, Rose Facial Mist, Soothing Pillow Mist, and Calming Aromatherapy Essence – paired with guided Yoga Nidra meditation and hand-mudra techniques, making Shankara one of the first brands in India to offer a holistic solution that addresses sleep, restoration, and skin repair together.
Ajmal’s Oud on the Rocks for Men and Women
A striking fusion of bergamot and coffee leads this fragrance into a sophisticated mix of geranium and tonka. Settling into rich notes of liquor, musk and sandalwood, Oud On The Rocks delivers a deep, confident and irresistibly smooth aroma.
Price: ₹2000 – 100ml, current price ₹1599
Love Earth’s Cream Pop Blushes
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BOBBI BROWN Vitamin Enriched Face Base
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Madame Off White Round Neck Pearl Embellished Blazer
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Philips Bluetooth Speaker TAS2400
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myTrident His & Her Collection
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Thermal Blowout Brush
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Newslifestyle Beyond Roses: Meaningful Valentine’s Day 2026 Gifts For Your Special Someone
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You are probably living under the rocks, if you did not come across an Instagram reel showcasing the easy recipe of the viral Japanese cheesecake. However, here’s the plot twist, the now viral dessert is neither authentically Japanese nor actually a cheesecake.
The real Japanese cheesecake is a fluffy, souffle-style baked dessert. It is airy, delicate and cheesecakey, born from Japanese bakers adapting Western cheesecakes into something lighter and less sweet.
Ingredients in the authentic Japanese cheesecake include eggs, cream, cheese, sugar, and butter.
Meanwhile, the viral Japanese cheesecake is not baked and there is no cream cheese in most recipes.
This is prepared using Greek Yogurt and biscuits. Method: You take a tub of thick Greek yogurt and jam biscuits into it, press them down and refrigerate. Ready!
The recipe has taken the social media by storm for being ridiculously easy – an overnight fridge dessert with no heat and no oven.
Why The Hype? Belgian caramelised biscuit has been elevated by social media into the matcha of 2025s trending flavours: Biscoff spreads, Biscoff ice creams, etc.
Here’s how to make the original Japanese Cheesecake!
Ingredients: Butter, cream cheese, milk, egg yolk, flour, corn-starch, egg whites, granulated sugar, hot water, powdered sugar and strawberries for garnishing.
Preheat the oven and melt butter, cream cheese, and milk in a pot until smooth; set aside to cool.
Whisk egg yolks in a bowl, then gradually mix in the cooled cream cheese mixture. Sift in flour and cornflour, whisking until lump-free.
Beat egg whites separately, add sugar gradually, and gently fold into the yolk mixture.
Pour batter into a lined cake pan, place in a water bath, bake for 35 minutes, then garnish with powdered sugar and strawberries.
