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Meghan Markle Wore The Same Dress As Kim Kardashian and Many more

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Meghan Markle Wore The Same Dress As Kim Kardashian and Many more
Meghan Markle
On Thursday, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped out for a women's empowerment reception as part of the week's events for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting. Meghan was, as always, elegant and chic in a perfect little black dress.

Meghan went all out for the evening event, hosted by the U.K.’s Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. She wore a Black Halo belted sheath dress (the brand is based in her hometown of L.A.), a pair of black strappy Aquazzura velvet pumps, a new Gucci suede and leather shoulder bag, and a pair of Birks diamond swirl earrings.


The Black Halo “Jackie-O Belted Dress" is a classic (and retails for a kind-of, sort-of, if-you-feel-like-splurging affordable £266. It is so classic, in fact, that Meghan is far from the first celebrity to sport it. The dress, which comes in a range of colours, has been a red carpet staple for years.

Blake Lively wore a white version of the dress to the 2007 CW Up fronts at Madison Square Garden in New York City:

Kim Kardashian wore the white version of the dress to the one-year anniversary part for The 944 Magazine in Los Angeles in 2007:
Tyra Banks wore a tan version to the 4th Annual New York Times Sunday with the Magazine event at TheTimesCenter in New York City in 2009:
Katherine Heigl wore the dress in blue to the Peter Alexander Flagship Boutique Grand Opening and Benefit in Los Angeles in 2008:

Dozens of celebrities have been photographed in the iconic dress over the years. Other members of the Black Halo club include Britney Spears, Fergie, Kelly Clarkson, Kelly Ripa, and Lisa Rinna. Welcome to the club, Meghan.

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Disha Patani Baaghi 2 actress posted a Bikini Picture

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Disha Patani Baaghi 2 actress posted a Bikini Picture
The Baaghi 2 actress posted a picture of her gazing at the Indian ocean as she kneeled down on the beach in a white bikini. She captioned the photo: "Missing the ocean."

Disha Patani Bikini Picture
Remember Disha Patani's trip to Srilanka and Maldives to ring in New Year with rumored boyfriend Tiger Shroff last December? The actress seems to have gone down the memory lane to relive the happy moments in the island nations recently.

It really must have been Disha's one of the most memorable and happy trips in life. She posted a picture of her gazing at the Indian ocean as she kneeled down on the beach in a white bikini. She captioned the photo: "Missing the ocean."

Disha Patani Bikini Photo

As the picture came under the radar of the 'sanskari' online trolls, they started moral policing the Baaghi 2 actress. They said she was showing off too much skin just for the sake of earning some money.

Within a few hours, her throwback picture was flooded with sleazy and derogatory comments. However, Disha's fans, who deeply admire her, defended her from the trolls and gave them befitting replies.

The actress is currently basking in the success of her latest outing Baaghi 2 which released on March 30. It was Disha's second movie to cross Rs 100 crore mark while it was Tiger's first ever century at the domestic box office. Her first movie MS Dhoni - The Untold Story had earned Rs 215 crores in its lifetime box office.

On the work front, Disha will be seen playing the lead role in director Sundar C's upcoming period film Sangamithra opposite Kollywood superstar Jayam Ravi. She replaced Shruti Haasan who was earlier being considered to play the role. Set in the 8th century AD, the movie will tell the tale of Sangamithra's journey to save her kingdom.
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New Best Quotes 2018 : Good Morning Quotes

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New Best Quotes  2018 : Good Morning Quotes
Everyday is a perfect day with beautiful sunrise. Every Sunrise is a new beginning for us.

Here you have beautiful photos and Quotes:







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Buying the Right Bike for You

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Buying the Right Bike for You


With the multitude of bike options available to the modern cyclist, buying the right bike can become a little overwhelming and more in depth than just getting the right size and enjoying riding your new bike. Thankfully most local bike shops will do a good job of selling the right size bike to their customers, but to help find the right bike, the cyclist will ideally have an idea of what they need.

Some choices are simple, for example full suspension mountain bike versus time trial specific bike aero speed machine. The former would not be that outright fast on flat tarmac and the latter would be downright dangerous on an off road descent.

For ease of example, considering ‘just’ the drop handlebar road bike, there are more and more options available to buy after deciding on the size of the bike and this is where the most of the problems occurring. Only a few cyclists that have purchased the wrong size bike, but see many more that have the wrong bike for them. These are the cyclists who are injured or unable to get comfortable on their bikes. Those are just not having fun.

With the recent increase in cycling participation manufacturers have increasing offered different sub-genres of bike. Well this is all very interesting, but how does this relate to me? Before buying a new drop handlebar road bike, answering a few simple questions about what you want from your bike and what your body has to offer the bike will potentially save a lot of discomfort and expense, helping to get an idea of how to shorten the list of options and at worst prevent a new shiny bike being condemned to the rear of the garden shed.


So, questions you might ask yourself include:

What is more important to you, out and out speed or comfort; go for a lot faster for longer if we are comfortable?

How long do you intend to ride the bike for at any one time; can you carry all that may be required for your journeys in pockets and a small saddlebag or will I need to have some form of rack attachments?

Will you be locking your bike up and leaving it, as this will have an impact on the ease of removal of components?

How flexible is my body?

The first three questions perhaps too vague and simplistic to be greatly helpful, the fourth however is very important. If it is difficult for a cyclist to bend forward from the middle comfortably, reaching past the knees without any discomfort then a ‘racy’ bike with a low front end is going to be less than comfortable.

By having to reach too far forward the cyclist will place stresses through the body that will make riding the new bike less than enjoyable and potentially lead to injury. When a cyclist is in a position that requires too great a reach in order to grasp handlebars which are too low and too far away from the rider, these are just some of the problems.
By having to reach too far forward the cyclist will place stresses through the body that will make riding the new bike less than enjoyable and potentially lead to injury.

• Hands on the flat part of the top of the handlebars rather than comfortably in the ‘hoods’.
• Not ideal for safety as being able to get to the brakes in an emergency is important.
• Too much weight through the hands leading to numbness and needing to take the hands off the handlebars to relieve the discomfort.
• Distracting at best and dangerous at worst if the road surface is poor.
• Neck pain, caused by having to strain to look ahead.
 • Again this is distracting and encourages the rider to look down rather than forward to potential hazards.
 • Shoulder pain, from being hunched in an effort to reach forwards.
• Lower back pain from reaching forwards and leading forwards.
• Think along the lines of the potential discomfort from holding a weight straight out in front of you with a straight arm.
• Discomfort from the saddle, because the stiff lower back or hamstrings are casing the pelvis to push into the saddle.
• Lots of riders who experience saddle contact area issues and who have spent lots of time and money to relieve this.

While this list of examples is far from exhaustive and does not even get as far as the all-important cyclists’ legs, an idea is hopefully provided about the importance of not just getting the right size bike but also the right shape bike. Not all bikes are created equal.

After all the ‘doom and gloom’ above, help is at hand. Manufacturers have been producing bikes that offer a less ‘aggressive’ or more relaxed experience to the rider. It is worth making the point that if you buy a correctly sized ‘taller’ bike with a higher front to it and feel the need to get lower; it is still possible to bend your arms to do so. This is a choice.


If there is the cyclist who feels there is a ‘stigma’ attached to buying and riding a more relaxed bike, perhaps labelled as ‘sportive specific’ then there are other options. The vast majority of the manufacturers who sponsor a professional team will offer those same teams bikes with a more relaxed geometry for the ‘Spring Classics’ in particular Monuments such as Paris-Roubaix. These are full on race bikes ridden by the best cyclists in the world, just designed to be more comfortable for the rider.

For the more flexible among us there is the guide of ‘stack and reach’. Again, assuming the bike is the right size, the measurements of stack and reach are very helpful when looking through the multitude of measurements offered as part of a bike’s specifications. In short, ‘stack’ is the vertical distance from the centre of the bottom bracket of the bike to the top of the center of the head tube of the bike. Simply, a height measurement, a greater number means the front of the bike is higher.

Again, simply put, ‘reach’ is the distance measured between the same two points, the centre bottom bracket and the center of the head tube of the bike, however this measurement relates to the distance the center of the head tube of the bike is forwards of the bottom bracket. A lower number means the front of the bike is closer to bottom bracket.

By way of an example it we take two size ‘56’ bikes, the bike with the higher stack (height) number and lower reach number will generally be both taller and shorter in length requiring less of a stretch for the seated cyclist to place his or her hands on the bars. This can be modified by component entry and component adjustment, but all things being equal this is a good guide.

A more flexible cyclist with a similar level of overall fitness will be able to tolerate and perhaps even enjoy the experience of riding a bike with a lower stack and longer reach than a less flexible cyclist with that same level of fitness and endurance ability. Even with the less than ideal bike there are still many alterations that can be made to help improve the comfort of the cyclist, so it is worth considering consulting a skilled ‘Bike Fitter’ to help you.

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Bollywood Celebrities in their 40s still looks stunning

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Bollywood Celebrities in their 40s still looks stunning
For these Bollywood stars, age is just a number. Whether it is rejuvenating massages or cleansing juices, these stars have managed age well like fine wine.


As Mangalorean beauty Shilpa Shetty turned 42 few months ago, here is a look at other stars in their 40s, who could still make your hearts beat faster.



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Shweta Mehta can put men to shame with her body building regime

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Shweta Mehta can put men to shame with her body building regime

You'll remember Shweta Mehta as the winner of Roadies Rising season 15.

In the last four months, the software engineer-turned-fitness enthusiast, has already graced the cover of five magazines.

Working as an IT professional in Bangalore, she stood third in the Jerai Women's Physique competition in 2016, and decided to give up her career for fitness.

There was a time when she hated going to the gym and didn't like weights. But all that's changed now!

Shweta who represented India at the Asia Championship as a bikini fitness athlete, has been inspiring people with her strength training pics


Sexy or strong? Haryana-based Shweta Mehta auditioned for Roadies thrice in the past, but she was finally selected for season 15.

A professional bodybuilder and figure athlete, Shweta has dedicated hours into building a physique like this. When she was finally selected for the Roadies' auditions, she left judge Neha Dhupia impressed by doing squats with cricketer Harbhajan Singh seated on her shoulders.

Shweta graced the cover of five magazines in less than four months including Fitmag's April 2018 cover.

Shweta after winning Jerai Women's Physique contest in 2016. She was Jerai Women's Fitness Model runner-up in 2015.
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Sushmita Sen At 42, inspiring people to get fitter

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Sushmita Sen At 42, inspiring people to get fitter

Age is just a number for Sushmita Sen.

One look at her Instagram profile and you'll be surprised to see the strenuous exercises she does!

Sushmita, who has been regularly posting updates of her workouts and fitness regime, recently attempted the knuckle push-up and Instagram went berserk watching her video.

Take a look at some of her fitness pics that she uploaded on the social-media photo-sharing app.

It's all the fitness inspiration you need




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Christmas-Santa-Pictures

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Christmas-Santa-Pictures
Dear Santa,
We always make long lists of all the goodies and material things we want from you every Christmas.




Santa with Gifts on Chritmas
Jesus Birth



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'Phata Poster Nikla Hero' First Look: Shahid Kapoor and Ileana D'Cruz

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'Phata Poster Nikla Hero' First Look: Shahid Kapoor and Ileana D'Cruz
South actress Ileana D'Cruz will be seen romancing with Shahid Kapoor in director Rajkumar Santoshi's upcoming film.

The film titled 'Phata Poster Nikla Hero' is a Bollywood masala entertainer. 

The film is to be directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, who has given hits like 'Ghayal', 'Andaz Apna Apna', 'Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani', will feature Shahid and Ileana in the lead.

Shahid is seen in a police uniform on the sets of the film. 

Shahid Kapoor tweeted on November 2 that 'Phata Poster Nikhla Hero' has started to roll and was expected to be completed by February 2013.

The film will be produced by Ramesh Taurani's Tips Films. 

The film has been produced by Ramesh Taurani, Ronnie Screwvala and Siddharth Roy Kapur.

Shahid and Illeana take a scooter ride in a shooting sequence of the film. 

Talking about 'Phata Poster Nikla Hero', Taurani said the film is a full fledged masala entertainer with elements of romance and action. It is an original story and not a remake.

The film went on the floors from November and will release next year.
  It is said that Shahid Kapoor has been confirmed for Prabhu Deva's next film, Namak, opposite Katrina Kaif, which is expected to go on floors early 2013.

 Ramesh Taurani is seen on the sets of the film chatting with Shahid Kapoor.

Shahid's 'Teri Meri Kahaani' wasn't a success and a lot of hopes are pinned on PPNH. We wish the star well for his upcoming ventures.
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