Nur Ellysha Rashlina Mohd Rashdan, a 12-year-old Malaysian girl, is making a name for herself in creative arts and sports. She has already done voiceovers and performed in musical theatre, including the recent 'Huminodun: Muzikal Puteri Nabalu'. Her father, Mohd Rashdan Ramlee, was involved in animation and production works, including the popular 3D animated TV series 'Supertots' and 'SuperSquad', which inspired her interest in the creative arts. Ellysha has also excelled in rope skipping, representing Malaysia in the Singapore National and Open Jump Rope Championship 2024, and hopes to represent Malaysia in the Queen's Cup Jump Rope Thailand Open 2025. She is committed to her studies and academics, balancing school with training and tuition, and serves as a peer mentor at her school.
The 1975 frontman Matty Healy and model-musician Georgia May Jagger attended Natasha Poly's birthday party at La Réserve in Paris. The couple, who are engaged, wore matching all-black outfits, with Matty opting for a black blazer and Gabbriette showcasing her tattooed arm in a skintight bodysuit. The evening was filled with public displays of affection, including a romantic kiss and a proposal-like moment where Matty got down on one knee in front of Gabbriette.
Meet Ai-Da, the Robot Artist Inspired by Ada Lovelace
7.10.25
Ai-Da, a humanoid robot created by Aidan Meller and his team in 2019, aims to inspire viewers to think about the positive use of AI while acknowledging its risks and limitations. The robot, named after Ada Lovelace, the world's first computer programmer, believes that its artwork is unique and creative, but notes that whether humans consider it art is a point of conversation.
Megaworld Fosters Arts in Iloilo City Under Alfonso
7.10.25
Megaworld's long-term commitment has supported culture and arts in Iloilo City through providing artistic expression avenues and collaborations with various artists, affirming its dedication to celebrating and advancing Ilonggo creativity under the leadership of President Lourdes Gutierrez-Alfonso.
Naomi Watts' Trans Daughter Stuns at Balenciaga Show
7.10.25
Naomi Watts and her daughter Kai Schreiber attended the Balenciaga fashion show in Paris, where Kai stood out in a white and black polka dot minidress. The 16-year-old, who is transgender, has spoken publicly about her struggles with gender identity and cited inspirational figures from the LGBTQ+ community, including Alex Consani, Hunter Schafer, and Hari Nef, as role models.
Nicole Kidman Rocks Risqué Look at Balenciaga Show
7.10.25
Nicole Kidman stunned fans with a new look at the Balenciaga show in Paris Fashion Week, showcasing her youthful complexion and risqué style. The 58-year-old Australian actress wore dark sunglasses, a low-cut suit jacket, and matching trousers, paired with black stilettos and a clutch. Her strawberry blonde hair was down, and she opted for a clean and fresh makeup look with a nude lip.
Philadelphia Museum of Art's Summer Nights Series Returns
7.10.25
The Philadelphia Museum of Art will host an outdoor music series in the summer, building on its existing tradition of hosting live music events since 2010. This year's iteration, now in its second year, includes late-night museum access as part of the ticket, allowing attendees to explore the museum after dark while enjoying live music performances.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Botox and Beauty Secrets Exposed
7.10.25
British actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge, known for her mature appearance despite being only 28 years old, has been accused of using excessive filler and makeup to enhance her features. Surgeons suggested that she may be using too much Botox and other cosmetic treatments to achieve a more angular look. However, they also noted the use of dark makeup and light hair dye as contributing factors. Waller-Bridge has previously spoken out against speculation over her appearance, stating that she aims to start conversations about body image and self-acceptance in the industry.
Prefab Story Exposes Czechoslovakia's Socialist Housing Failures
7.10.25
The Communist government's attempt to create a more equal society through identical apartment blocks in Czechoslovakia has been exposed as absurd by Věra Chytilová's film Prefab Story, set in Jižní Město sídliště, one of the largest housing estates in Prague. The estate, which is roughly the size of Newton, Massachusetts, is home to up to 100,000 people and still houses about a third of Czechs. Photographer Jaromír Čejka captured the harsh realities of life in these concrete slabs, mud, and garbage-filled environments, highlighting the stark contrast between the idealized utopian dream and the everyday struggles of its residents.