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Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox’s romance got even more cryptic Sunday night after the pop-punk musician’s performance at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards. Kelly ignited rumors about their relationship status by referencing marriage and their “unborn child.” Up until then, Fox was believed only to be his fiancée. Before performing his song “Twin Flame,” from his latest album, “Mainstream Sellout,” Kelly dedicated it to Fox, saying, “I wrote this song for my wife.” He also wished the “Transformers” and “New Girl” star a…

Over the past three decades of her career, Jennifer Lopez has proven herself to be a serious triple threat. She’s a Grammy-winning singer, an internationally recognized dancer and a staple in the movie industry, with credits that extend to nearly every kind of genre. So how does she do it all while also juggling relationships and raising two kids? Well, JLo has in fact opened up further about her perspective on balancing work and family, especially with her marriage to Ben Affleck on the horizon.It's no question that the…

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Canada Books 'I wish I could recall the actual moment I decided to stop cheating ... I sincerely thought that Joseph not only understood that, but that he would follow suit. It didn't happen' Publishing date: Sep 28, 2020  •  September 28, 2020  •  6 minute read  •  10 Comments Novelist Amanda Boyden at her New Orleans home with her dog. Photo by Chris Granger, NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune/file Article content By Laurie Gough  Advertisement 2…

Editor's note: In the following excerpt of Michelle Obama's memoir, Becoming, the beloved first lady explores the same question that every modern independent woman must have found herself asking after her marriage -- question about personal identity vis-a-vis her identity as a wife. She recounts the early days of her marriage, when her husband and the ex-President of United States, Barack Obama, flew to Bali alone, to finish working on a book, leaving her behind in Chicago. Michelle Obama's memoir unfolds in her…

Simon & Schuster India (Non-fiction / Memoir) Rs 350, 232 pages Love is complicated. Being a parent sometimes brings out your own parent in you. Families share unspoken codes only their hearts can decipher. And marriage is a strange beast that consumes, confounds and consummates you at the same time. These are the only-too-real truths that Natasha Badhwar’s latest book Immortal for a Moment mirrors back to you. Its title inspired by lines from Nobel Prize-winner Wislawa Szymborska’s 1986 poem On…