04112026-LSTL-01.qxd 03-11-2026 23:12 Page 1 c m y b RAAH RECORDS UNVEILS TANHA MAIN Following the release of his debut single, Jaadugari, singersongwriter Aman returns with Tanha Main, the second release from Raah Records. TRIBUNE Night out Life Ashley Graham attended the 2026 CFDA Fashion Awards at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, New York City. The ceremony was hosted by Keke Palmer. LUDHIANA | WEDNESDAY | 4 NOVEMBER 2026 Anamika Khanna takes Indian couture to London for a dazzling Diwali celebration A touch of a world of couture Mona Indian couture took centre-stage in London as celebrated designer Anamika Khanna presented an exclusive collection at the UK–India Creative Circle’s Diwali celebration, held recently at the prestigious Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall. In collaboration with Amrapali Jewels, the presentation brought together the worlds of couture and fine jewellery, offering an evocative celebration of Indian artistry, heritage and contemporary design. Known for her distinctive design vocabulary, Anamika has carved a unique space in Indian fashion by seamlessly blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes. Her creations explore the interplay of heritage and modernity, bringing together intricate detailing, rich textures and artistic expression. Through her evolving couture language, she continues to reinterpret India’s craft traditions for a new generation of global fashion audiences. The London showcase offered an opportunity to take this distinctive vision to an international stage, placing Indian couture and craftsmanship within the wider narrative of global fashion and cultural exchange. Speaking about the showcase, Anamika said, “Diwali has always been a celebration chandigarh WHAT’S HOT eat FIRE & CLAY chandigarh play TOTE-ALLY ART P AINT your own canvas tote in a two-hour workshop, with all materials included and your creation yours to take home. Deepakriti Institute of Creative Arts, Chandigarh, it’s on till November 6 and the tickets cost ~900. love (Clockwise) Urvashi Rautela, Uorfi Javed, Helly Shah, Nimrat Kaur, Nachiket Barve & Vishal Jethwa ‘Very flattering’ Actor Jack Lowden has addressed speculation surrounding his possible casting as the next James Bond, saying that the attention is "all very flattering" but maintaining that he does not wish to add to the ongoing discussions about the coveted 007 role. The Slow Horses star, 36, spoke about the rumours in an interview. While he neither confirmed nor denied the reports, Lowden acknowledged that being considered for the iconic role was flattering. "It's all very flattering," he told the publication, which noted that the actor appeared visibly unsettled when questioned about the upcoming Denis Villeneuvedirected Bond film. "It's nice to be mentioned, for any role, and I'm just not really going to add to the noise," he added. Lowden also responded to comments made by his Slow Horses co-star Gary Oldman, who had suggested in a September interview that the actor was among those being considered for the role. A DOCU-SERIES ON JANET JACKSON Party time Bollywood glamour took centre-stage as actor Nimrat Kaur made a dazzling appearance at Lifestyle Asia India’s annual Diwali celebration in Mumbai, Maharashtra, on Monday evening. The star-studded festivities at Late Checkout Bombay also saw the presence of actors Vishal Jethwa and Urvashi Rautela, along with Uorfi Javed, as celebrities came together to celebrate the festival of lights in style. The event brought together several familiar faces from the entertainment industry, adding a touch of star power to the festive celebrations. — TNS SING ALONG D mohali of light, beauty, craftsmanship and new beginnings, and I was delighted to be able to bring my work to London as part of this very special evening. For me, fashion is a powerful way of telling stories and connecting cultures, and this collaboration with the UK–India Creative Circle, alongside the artistry and jewellery of Amrapali, is a wonderful expression of that connection. It was a special moment to celebrate with an audience that represents the extraordinary creative relationship between India and the UK.” Echoing the sentiment, Tarang Arora, CEO and Creative Director of Amrapali Jewels, said, “At Amrapali, jewellery has always been a way of preserving and expressing the many stories that make up India’s cultural heritage. Our craft draws from centuries of tradition, yet continues to evolve through the way we interpret it for contemporary audiences. Collaborating with Anamika Khanna in London offered an opportunity to bring these traditions into conversation with a distinctive couture language. It was a celebration of the creativity and craftsmanship that India has to offer, and of how our heritage can find resonance with audiences across the world.” The showcase was part of the UK–India Creative Circle’s annual Diwali celebration, which brought together influential voices from fashion, luxury, music, media, business and culture. Hosted by Dr R Sri Ram, Founder and Executive Chair of the UK–India Creative Circle, the evening celebrated the enduring creative relationship between India and the UK through a vibrant coming together of fashion, jewellery and music. Adding to the cultural splendour of the evening, the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) presented a specially curated musical performance, featuring classical compositions for string quartet alongside arrangements of celebrated works by Indian composer AR Rahman. The celebrations continued with a contemporary DJ set presented by Club Blue. CHAT UP A cafe where you can try your hand at pottery and then dig into woodfire pizzas. The pasta served in a garlic bread bowl is another one to try. Breevity Cafe, Sector 18, Chandigarh. India, ISHIKA SACHDEVA brings soulful melodies and Bollywood favourites to a two-hour live set built for singing along. At Studio XO, Mohali, it’s on November 7, 9 pm. c m y b American singer Justin Timberlake is set to release a four-part tell-all docuseries on Apple TV in December, featuring singer Janet Jackson as a guest, with the project reportedly expected to revisit the duo’s controversial 2004 Super Bowl halftime show incident, according to Billboard. Timberlake exposed Jackson’s breast during their performance. The incident subsequently became widely known as the ‘wardrobe malfunction’. NEVE CONFIRMS SCREAM 8 Neve Campbell has confirmed that she will reprise her iconic role as Sidney Prescott in the upcoming horror film Scream 8, marking her return to the franchise after surviving another encounter with the Ghostface killers in Scream 7. ‘HAMESHA JAWAAN RAHO...’ From sharing screen space to exchanging heartfelt wishes, Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan have continued to share a special bond over the years. Adding to the birthday celebrations of the King Khan, Salman shared the song Tu Mil Jaaye from SRK’s upcoming film King on Instagram stories and wrote, “Happy birthday, Shahrukh hamesha jawaan raho the King, yeh meri dua hai. @iamsrk”
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