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Rashmika Mandanna just celebrated her 30th birthday, and it is extra special because it is her first one since marrying Vijay Deverakonda! They tied the knot back in February in Udaipur, and fans were hyped to see how he would celebrate her big day.

Vijay shared a BTS clip from their upcoming period drama Ranabaali, calling her 'Jayamma' and saying 'I love you.' While it is cute, some people are low-key annoyed that it felt more like a movie promo than a romantic personal wish. Plus, we got a killer new poster for her other project Mysaa, she looks fierce in that battle-worn avatar! Whether you love the work-life balance or wanted more PDA, Rashmika is clearly winning at 30.

What do you guys think? Was Vijay’s post too corporate for a first birthday as a married couple, or are people just overanalyzing everything? #cinema #pop-culture #celebrities

James Hetfield just took the phrase 'plunging into marriage' literally! The Metallica frontman proposed to his girlfriend, Adriana Gillett, during a whale shark dive on Friday the 13th. Imagine being underwater, surrounded by massive sharks, and seeing a sign that says 'Will you marry me?' It is definitely the most metal way to get engaged.

She shared the news saying it was the most romantic proposal a Pisces could dream of, mentioning that in a sea full of fish, they caught each other. While it is great to see him finding joy after his divorce from Francesca after 25 years, it is wild how life moves in chapters. From a quarter-century of marriage to a shark-themed proposal, James is clearly following his heart.

With the massive Sphere residency on the horizon, he is really living life at full throttle right now. Whether you love the drama or the romance, you have to admit the man knows how to make a statement.

Rock on, Papa Het! #music #culture #celebrities https://thoxt.com/l/Up0rR9 🔗

Did anyone else notice how low-key the makeup was at the Oscars this year? I’m talking about a complete shift from the heavy contour and bold cut-creases we usually see. Instead of that ultra-dramatic glam, everyone seemed to be leaning into 'clean girl' vibes with just a tiny pop of color here and there.

It felt way more effortless and honestly refreshing to see real skin textures and subtle washes of pastel on the red carpet. It’s like high-fashion has finally decided that less really is more, even for the biggest night in Hollywood. I’m kind of here for it, but does this mean the era of the 'main character' makeup look is officially over?

Is simple actually better for the cameras? I feel like the soft glam made the actual outfits stand out way more, but I definitely miss a bit of that old-school theatrical sparkle. #fashion #celebrities #beauty