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Empress Farah of Iran wore the Noor-ol-Ain tiara when she married Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran, in 1959. Meaning “light of the eye”, the tiara was made by Harry Winston using the 60-carat Noor-ol-Ain diamond, one of the rarest and largest pink gems in the world. It also has 324 other pink, yellow, and colourless diamonds, set in platinum, per Jeweller Magazine. The Persian empress wore the tiara regularly for royal events during her husband’s remaining years on the throne. [Read More]

Source: Dneg.com Finding Neverland is a captivating movie that takes viewers on a journey of imagination and inspiration. Directed by Marc Forster, this critically acclaimed film tells the touching story of J.M. Barrie, the renowned playwright who created the iconic character Peter Pan. Released in 2004, Finding Neverland stars Johnny Depp as Barrie, who is struggling to find new ideas for his plays. Everything changes when he meets the Llewelyn Davies family, a group of four young boys and their mother, Sylvia, played by Kate Winslet. [Read More]

Tensions may be mounting dangerously around the world for a number of reasons, but for Maroon 5, this is not the time for protest songs – it’s time to dance. The chart-topping pop-rockers released their sixth studio album, Red Pill Blues, last Friday, a collection of toe-tapping, funk-inflected tracks that mine the emotional drama of human relationships. How Jason Mraz went from the ‘musical of me’ to Broadway debut in WaitressFrontman Adam Levine, whose ever-impressive falsetto again powers much of the music, was unapologetic about not joining the growing number of pop stars who are getting political on their 2017 albums, saying he can count on one hand the number of protest songs he found successful. [Read More]

The result is a combination of several soft and crunchy textures, and the portion easily feeds three hungry diners. "I previously worked for Daniel Boulud [of Daniel in New York] and he likes to work surprises into the centre of things, so we thought we'd follow that idea," Thornton says. It's a popular dessert - the restaurant serves about 20 of them a day. And it has a rich history. US president Thomas Jefferson was served an early version of the dish at a White House dinner in the early 1800s, but the one we know today is widely credited with being created at New York's Delmonico's Restaurant in 1876. [Read More]

NewJeans, the K-pop girl group, hinted at the possibility of embarking on a tour and releasing new music in the near future. Their announcement came following their attendance at the 2024 Billboard Women in Music event in Los Angeles, where they clinched the prestigious Group of the Year award. Interestingly, this award had not been presented since 2015, when Fifth Harmony emerged as the winner. NewJeans spoils new music and tour At the 2024 Billboard Women in Music Awards, the group was interviewed before the event on the red carpet, where they fielded questions about their potential touring plans. [Read More]

Source: Fandom.com When it comes to action-packed cartoon characters, few can match the prowess of Duke Nukem from Captain Planet and the Planeteers. This iconic character has captivated audiences for decades with his incredible strength, unwavering determination, and iconic catchphrases. Duke Nukem is synonymous with bravery, courage, and being a force to be reckoned with. In this article, we will delve into the fascinating world of Duke Nukem and uncover 11 facts that truly make him an unforgettable figure in the realm of animated heroes. [Read More]

The camper van has a dual-zone layout with the sections separated by a hallway of bathrooms and a wardrobe. The front space is composed of a kitchen and dining area, while the rear space serves as lounge and bedroom. The rear sectional sofa has two lounge chairs with footrests, positioned across from the 28-inch television and sound bar. The sofa can seat three to four people, according to a YouTube video tour of the build posted by Leisure Travel Vans. [Read More]

According to other theories, the plant first sprang from an exotic grafting or hybridisation. The name itself – bergamot – may have originated in Turkey.Local Italian producers worship bergamot as a miracle of their homeland. “We have come to acknowledge it as an indigenous fruit, born centuries ago from the spontaneous cross-pollination of various citrus varieties, which has found its natural habitat on our land thanks to the special soil and microclimate,” says Elio Pizzi, head of the Consortium for the Protection of the Bergamot of Reggio Calabria, which unites 80 per cent of producers. [Read More]

Rivers are some of the most fascinating natural wonders on Earth. These large bodies of freshwater flow downhill in ribbon-like courses due to the force of gravity. They feed lakes, seas, oceans, and other rivers. Rivers are often full of life and also can create marvelous landscapes such as the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Aside from being beautiful geographical features, they’ve also been some of the most important sites in human history. [Read More]

The crash occurred in the final 200 metres of Tuesday’s 207.5-kilometre stage, from Mondorf-les-Bains, Luxembourg, to Vittel, France. Cavendish, winner of the second-most Tour de France stages in history, tried to pass Stage Three winner Sagan, but instead, he fell into a barrier, suffering what appeared to be a shoulder injury. “The shoulder,” said Cavendish, 32, referencing the right shoulder, on which he’s had surgery to replace a ligament. “I don’t know if I snapped it. [Read More]