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Here's a guide to the women who went home on Joey Graziadei's season of 'The Bachelor' and who is still in the running for his heart
"I cannot wait to see what unfolds over these next few months," the tennis pro wrote. "I have grown immensely with my time on the show and know that I'll always have room for more growth. But I feel more ready than ever to find my person."
"The Kardashians" star , who has worn the Balenciaga to the Met Gala and walked in one of their Paris Fashion Week shows, was named brand ambassador of the longstanding French fashion house Monday.
"For several years now, Balenciaga's designs have been a part of my many looks – and some of my most iconic fashion moments. This historic fashion house embraces modernity, craftsmanship and takes an innovative approach to design under Demna," Kardashian said Monday in a statement shared on her Instagram Story .
"For me, this long-standing relationship is built on mutual trust and a commitment to doing what's right. I'm excited about this next chapter for the brand and to become their ambassador," Kardashian continued.
"I appreciate Balenciaga's removal of the campaigns and apology. In speaking with them, I believe they understand the seriousness of the issue and will take the necessary measures for this to never happen again," she continued.
Balenciaga co-founder also addressed the campaign in a separate statement on Instagram at the time.
"American Idol" Season 21 finalist and 19 Recordings/BMG pop vocalist, performer, and songwriter Haven Madison, announces her brand-new track, "Sky Up."
Available today along with an official animation video, the song serves as the premiere release in anticipation of Madison's five-track studio EP "TURN OFF ALL THE LIGHTS" that will drop worldwide on April 26. Listen to "Sky Up" and pre-order/pre-save/pre-add the EP here and watch the official animation video here .
"'Sky Up' came together like it was in my bones just waiting to be found," says Madison. "From the moment I listened to the demo to now, it has continued to move me in a way that no other song of mine has. It's so vulnerable, raw, and dives into a feeling I'm sure everyone has felt but has not been able to describe. I cannot wait for people to listen and find their own truth to its music and art."
The piano-driven "Sky Up" was written by Madison and songwriter/producer Dave Pittenger. Named a Hitmaker by Variety magazine and nominated for a GRAMMY in 2023 for Song of the Year, Pittenger also serves as producer on Madison's upcoming debut EP. Pittenger had a multi-week global smash hit with "abcdefu" (GAYLE), which spent several weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's Global 200, as well as the Billboard Top 40 airplay chart.
Hailed as "the next big pop star" by Perry, Madison is no stranger to the music business. Having grown up in a music family touring the world, she discovered her passion for performing and songwriting at an early age. Her run on "American Idol" only fueled her hunger, leading Madison to immediately return to Nashville, post-show, and get to work in the studio. Turning to her passion for songwriting, she journaled her way into crafting an honest, coming of age collection of songs that comprise her upcoming EP, "Turn Off All The Lights."
19 Recordings is an LA-based record label owned by Sony Pictures' 19 Entertainment. Founded in London in 1999 as the music division of 19 Entertainment, the label was one of the top record imprints compiled by Billboard in 2012. 19 Recordings has been a part of the successful music careers of platinum artists Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Daughtry, Phillip Phillips, Lauren Alaina, Gabby Barrett, and Chayce Beckham, among many others.
"My reaction to making the Oscars shortlist is one of disbelief," Scott George said while answering questions about the song and its origins.
Shelton will be joined by Ronnie Dunn, Kristin Chenoweth, Wade Hayes and the Swon Brothers. More artists will be announced soon, according to …
Dolly Parton ("Freebird"), Sammy Hagar ("Simple Man") and Ronnie Dunn ("Sweet Home Alabama") are among contributors to the album.
DENVER — As we gear up for the final weekend of the National Western Stock Show , one event sure to drive fans to the stands is the horse dancing showcase.
Riders take their horses from dressage to reining, showing off their best moves for the crowd. But for many performers, this stage is more than just beloved, it's a family tradition.
"Dancing with horses, it's a really unique show," said Sharee Schwartzenberger who's from Longmont.
Whether the arena is empty or the crowd is on its feet, when that spotlight hits, you can't look away.
"Eli agrees, yes," Schwartzenberger said. "He's got a great personality, he's a ham, he loves the attention and the people. And he loves this because you get a lot of people interaction."
Schwartzenberger grew up down the road in Longmont, first coming to the stock show years earlier to help her dad.
"We grew up coming down here and watching him compete," she said. "And as my sister and I grew up, we started competing as well and coming and performing. It's a family affair."
Horse dancing has always been a special tradition. The joy of performing takes center stage for both Eli and Schwartzenberger.
"As soon as you go through those gates, he gets all happy and he loves it. And he know at the end, he gets an apple," she said.
After Bert's first set, Natasha took to the stage and pointed out his love for performing topless.
Heading to the stage after Bert – who gave her a very complimentary introduction – following his second set, Natasha danced on to Dr Dre's Still Dre featuring Snoop Dogg. Classic.
Icon alert, because Natasha then proceeded to take her jacket and t-shirt off, exposing her bare chest for the cause, as a man can be heard shouting. 'Holy s**t'. We love this too much.
She then put her jacket back on, and standing beside a camera filming the moment Bert can be heard in the audience joking, 'I've got to take my trousers off now.'
Very casually and without acknowledging her prior nakedness, Natasha launched into her set, in which she listed all the things that are bad about having a baby – peeing when you sneeze, c-section scar, abdominal separation, weight gain, and hair loss – she concluded it's been 'truly an amazing experience'.
Taking to social media after the topless campaign, Natasha posted the video and explained in the comments section: 'Bert took his shirt off so I did too. Improv said not to post but TMZ already did so f it.
'Should female comics be able to do the same things as male comics? Because I've also been thinking about trying to f**k my opener,' she joked.
Fans were absolutely loving the bold move, as Instagram user @creolemaroon said: 'This is performance art and I am here for it.'
The third season of the TV reality show Shark Tank India will premiere tonight, January 22, at 10 pm on Sony Liv. With six more judges on board, it promises to be even more exciting than the last two seasons. Ahead of the launch of Shark Tank India 3, a few judges have shared pro tips for aspiring entrepreneurs. Are you thinking of launching a startup or taking an existing one to new heights? If yes, these suggestions will be helpful in the long run.
"Shark Ritesh Agarwal inspires us to do what excites us the most!" wrote Shark Tank India while sharing a quote from OYO founder and CEO Ritesh Agarwal on X.
"As a budding entrepreneur, one should focus on value creation more than anything else," shared Peyush Bansal, co-founder and CEO of Lenskart.
"Success is a game of constant failures, and Shark Amit Jain knows how to play & win it!" reads the caption shared alongside the advice by Amit Jain, CEO & Co-founder of CarDekho.
"Going back to square one shouldn't be a demotivating factor. Instead, you can always go back to creating something else," says Vineeta Singh, CEO and co-founder of Sugar Cosmetics.
Namita Thapar, CEO of Emcure Pharmaceuticals, says, "If the world says so, don't change. Change when your heart says."
