Priyanka features on Forbes cover
Actress and international icon, Priyanka Chopra, has been declared the hottest cover girl for the month of December. While Bollywood celebrities featuring on fashion magazines are a regular sight ,Priyanka who is one of the few Indian celebrities to feature on the cover of Forbes India. She made history as she became the first Indian to headline an American tv series and had the biggest voices in India backing her all the way. But importantly, has been a game changer , proudly representing India on a global platform and achieving several milestones along the way
Forbes India, the go-to magazine for finance, business and all things powerful featured Priyanka on the cover of this month 's issue ,calling her a "trailblazer" for creating ripples in uncharted waters of Indian television.
I think criticism is part of your life. I have gone through criticism all my life. I was an obese child and was criticized a lot for that. I don't like to take criticism to my mind. I only work on it. Yes, I was skeptical doing Hate Story 3, but now I feel so great that I did it | ZAREEN KHAN
Katrina Kaif brings sexy back on this month's cover of GQ Magazine. The actress sporting nothing but a black Paul Smith pant suit and a bustier ,scorches like never before in what could just be her most uninhibited photoshoot yet.
The magazine gets up, close and personal with Katrina Kaif in her first real interview as she talks about love, life, movies and everything in between.
The social media has been in a frenzy ever since the cover leaked online, with a few excerpts of the interview making headlines.
‘Social media is a toxic’
Actress Megan Fox, who has two sons, Noah and Bodhi, has asked parents to keep their children away from social media websites claiming they're negative influences on youth culture.
“I'm not a huge fan of social media. I think it's really toxic for our youth culture. There's literally a hierarchy in schools of who's the cool kid, based on who has the most followers and who has the most likes, and it's a really terrible message to wake up every day and have your kids going like, ‘Who likes my photoIJ’ or 'Who's following me,” Fox said.She added that she was shocked by her own experiences with social media.
“I've had little kids... when I was on Twitter for five days... I would have 12 and 13-year-old kids going, 'If you don't follow me back I'm gonna kill myself! I was like, ‘This is awful,” she said.