Celebrities like @SonamKapoor, @ChomisMaterialGirl @ViolettedUrso @NadiaTereszkiewicz @_AntoniaGentry_ were present to witness this prestigious fashion event of Dior Couture Autumn-Winter SS 23 - 24.
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Updated: Jul 4, 2023
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Mumbai, July 3, 2023: Rishabh Gemini, also known as The Foodie Bae, has emerged as a notable name in the field of travel influencing and content creation. Rishabh's passion for travel and food catapulted him to great heights when he began his adventure as a blogger during the early days of social media after completing his 12th standard. We are thrilled to announce his future adventure, in which he will discover the rich culinary wonders of India's eastern region.
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Initially focusing on providing reviews and recommendations for various locations, Rishabh swiftly achieved notoriety on YouTube with his vlogs, attracting the attention of a growing audience. Rishabh began including collaborations with businesses, hotels, and luxury villas in his material as his fan base grew, displaying his unique and original approach to storytelling.
Rishabh is well-known for his fascinating films, and his content, particularly his coverage of street cuisine, has a strong following. He discovered the power of Instagram to share his journeys and interact with his followers through his real-time experiences on the platform.
Rishabh started on a 70-day road journey outside of Delhi in 2021, exploring new foods and cultures in 10-12 locations. This trip not only fed his desire for culinary discovery, but it also widened and improved his awareness of many parts of India.
Rishabh is now planning an ambitious quest to explore the entire eastern area of India during his forthcoming trips in 2023, building on his prior triumphs. With the goal of providing a full gastronomic study of the country, he intends to highlight the distinct flavors and traditions that define the cuisine of the eastern region.
Millions have been intrigued by Rishabh's material, with two of his videos going viral. The first featured the fascinating process of manufacturing almond oil in Nashik, while the second featured a popular Pav Bhaji booth in Delhi, hitting a stunning milestone of 100 million views. Notably, Rishabh oversees all parts of his content creation as a one-man army, shooting, conceptualizing, and video editing himself.
Along with his accomplishments, Rishabh has obtained extensive knowledge of numerous cultures and cuisines. Drawing inspiration from renowned chef Ranveer Brar, he hopes to give an at-home experience for his audience through his material, sharing the thrill of culinary exploration with every viewer.
Rishabh Gemini, the Foodie Bae, continues to enthrall and inspire his audience with his incredible gastronomic escapades. Join him on his forthcoming adventure as he unearths the hidden treasures of India's eastern region and treats his audience to a tantalizing gastronomic experience.
The autumn film festivals are approaching under the shadow of a writers' strike and the possibility of actors joining the strike. Nonetheless, the 2023 midway point has been reached, and there is still plenty more promise ahead.
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The lineups are already making their way around. So far, we know that Venice will host Yorgos Lanthimos' "Poor Things" starring Emma Stone, the pair's follow-up to the Oscar-nominated "The Favourite" (2018). The Searchlight film, a surrealist science-fiction romance based on an adaptation of Alasdair Grey's novel, stars Willem Dafoe, Mark Ruffalo, Christopher Abbott, and Margaret Qualley. It may be their season's pony.
Meanwhile, two highly awaited biopics will be released at the Lido - director Michael Mann's take on Italian racing driver Enzo Ferrari, dubbed "Ferrari" and starring Adam Driver has aroused attention. Simultaneously, Sofia Coppola returns with "Priscilla," an adaption of Elvis Presley's biography starring Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi.
Pablo Larrain's buzzy Chilean contender "El Conde," rumored to be an all-around contender, has sparked interest, especially as his first picture since "Spencer" (2021), which garnered a nomination for Kristen Stewart.
We are already tracking best picture contenders such as Sony Pictures' animated "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," A24's love story "Past Lives," and Amazon Studios' immensely entertaining "Air" beginning in the first half of 2023.
Of course, there are the Cannes standouts — Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon," Jonathan Glazer's "The Zone of Interest," Todd Haynes' "May December," and Justine Triet's Palme d'Or-winning "Anatomy of a Fall" — already in the running.
The updated overall best picture charts are available on the Oscar prediction page, along with revised charts prior to the autumn festivals.
Jessica Chastain, fresh off two Tony nominations and in the midst of an Emmy campaign in which she is presently the front-runner, will make a stop in Italy with "Memory," writer and director Michel Franco's first English-language movie. With an unclear plot and a cast that includes Peter Sarsgaard, Merritt Wever, and Josh Charles, it's an eagerly anticipated watching.
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