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She announced on social media that season 20 of &lsquo;Top Chef&rsquo; will be her last with the popular cooking competition series.

Padma Lakshmi to bid good-bye to 'Top Chef' after 20th season

She announced on social media that season 20 of ‘Top Chef’ will be her last with the popular cooking competition series.

She announced on social media that season 20 of &lsquo;Top Chef&rsquo; will be her last with the popular cooking competition series.

Los Angeles, Jun 3 (PTI) Indian American model and author Padma Lakshmi has announced that she will be exiting the long-running cooking show "Top Chef".
In a statement posted on social media, Lakshmi said "Top Chef" season 20 will be her last run with the beloved cooking competition series, which airs on NBC's Bravo cable network.
"After much soul searching, I have made the difficult decision to leave 'Top Chef,'" the host, cookbook author and former model wrote.
"Having completed a glorious 20th season as host and executive producer, I am extremely proud to have been part of building such a successful show and of the impact it has had in the worlds of television and food,&rdquo; she added.
Lakshmi, who started hosting "Top Chef" from season two onwards in 2006, said she will miss working with the cast and crew who are like a family to her.
"I will miss working alongside them dearly. I feel it&rsquo;s time to move on and need to make space for Taste the Nation, my books and other creative pursuits," she said, referring to her new Hulu show.
"I am deeply thankful to all of you for so many years of love and support,&rdquo; she added.
Lakshmi's Hulu series "Taste the Nation" sees her travelling around the US to enjoy different regional cuisines. The show's second season was released on May 5.
A spokesperson of NBCUniversal said Lakshmi leaves behind an incredible legacy with her work on "Top Chef".
"Her impact on the Emmy, James Beard and Critics&rsquo; Choice Award-winning series is undeniable. We are grateful to Padma for being a consummate host, judge and executive producer, and for bringing her ingenuity and exceptional palate to each episode where she ate every bite of food on the series for over 17 years and 19 seasons.
"She will always be part of the Top Chef and the NBCUniversal family and has a seat at the judges&rsquo; table anytime,&rdquo; the spokesperson added.
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The demonic doll is seen posing in chunky platform boots and a skull-printed hoodie in the new ad campaign.  

M3GAN the killer AI doll models for Marc Jacobs' Heaven

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M3GAN, the AI doll from Gerard Johnstone&rsquo;s science fiction movie Megan, is the new model for Marc Jacobs&rsquo; teen collection Heaven. For the unversed, Heaven is a collection aimed at teens. &nbsp;
The demonic doll is seen posing in chunky platform boots and a skull-printed hoodie in the new ad campaign. &nbsp; Following the footsteps of Kate Moss, Tara Reid and Pamela Anderson, the killer AI doll joins the list of Heaven models.&nbsp;
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The Taliban have arrested a well-known Afghan fashion model and three of his colleagues, accusing them of disrespecting Islam and the Quran, the Muslim holy book, according to videos released by Afghanistan's new rulers.
Ajmal Haqiqi — known for his fashion shows, YouTube clips and modeling events — appeared handcuffed in videos posted on Twitter by the Taliban intelligence agency on Tuesday.
In one widely circulated and contentious video, Haqiqi is seen laughing as his colleague Ghulam Sakhi — who is known to have a speech impediment that he uses for humor — recites verses of the Quran in Arabic, in a comical voice.
After the arrests, the Taliban released a video of Haqiqi and his colleagues, seen standing in light brown jail uniforms and apologizing to the Taliban government and religious scholars.
The video was accompanied by a tweet in the Dari language, saying: “No one is allowed to insult Quranic verses or sayings of the Prophet Muhammad.” Later Wednesday, Amnesty International released a statement, urging the Taliban to “immediately and unconditionally” release Haqiqi and his colleagues.
Amnesty has documented several arbitrary detentions by the Taliban in Afghanistan, often accompanied by coerced statements in an attempt to stifle dissent in the country and deter others from expressing their views.
Samira Hamidi, Amnesty's South Asia campaigner, denounced the arrests and said that by detaining “Haqiqi and his colleagues and coercing them into apologizing," the Taliban have undertaken “a blatant attack on the right to freedom of expression." Her statement also condemned the Taliban's "continued censorship of those who wish to freely express their ideas.” In Kabul, Taliban officials did not immediately respond to requests for comment and it was not clear what measures the model and his colleagues face under the Taliban-run judiciary.
The families of the arrested models could also not immediately be reached for comment.
Since they seized power last August in Afghanistan during the final weeks of the U.S. troop pullout from the country, the Taliban have imposed strict measures and edicts according to their harsh interpretation of Islamic law, particularly curbing the rights of women and minorities.
The moves have raised international concerns that the radical Islamic group intends to rule as it did the last time the Taliban held power in Afghanistan, in the late 1990s. The Taliban consider criticism and anything perceived as disrespectful of Islam as a punishable crime.
Amnesty said that since their takeover, the Taliban “have been using intimidation, harassment, and violence on anyone who has expressed support for human rights or modern values, especially human rights defenders, women activists, journalists, and members of academia among others." The rights group also urged the Taliban as the de facto authority in Afghanistan to “abide by international human rights law and respect everyone's right to freedom of expression without discrimination.”

Taliban arrest Afghan fashion model, say he ''insulted'' Islam

Taliban arrest Afghan fashion model for 'insulting' Islam

Ajmal Haqiqi &mdash; known for his fashion shows, YouTube clips and modeling events &mdash; appeared handcuffed in videos posted on Twitter by the Taliban intelligence agency on Tuesday.

The Taliban have arrested a well-known Afghan fashion model and three of his colleagues, accusing them of disrespecting Islam and the Quran, the Muslim holy book, according to videos released by Afghanistan's new rulers.
Ajmal Haqiqi &mdash; known for his fashion shows, YouTube clips and modeling events &mdash; appeared handcuffed in videos posted on Twitter by the Taliban intelligence agency on Tuesday.
In one widely circulated and contentious video, Haqiqi is seen laughing as his colleague Ghulam Sakhi &mdash; who is known to have a speech impediment that he uses for humor &mdash; recites verses of the Quran in Arabic, in a comical voice.
After the arrests, the Taliban released a video of Haqiqi and his colleagues, seen standing in light brown jail uniforms and apologizing to the Taliban government and religious scholars.
The video was accompanied by a tweet in the Dari language, saying: &ldquo;No one is allowed to insult Quranic verses or sayings of the Prophet Muhammad.&rdquo; Later Wednesday, Amnesty International released a statement, urging the Taliban to &ldquo;immediately and unconditionally&rdquo; release Haqiqi and his colleagues.
Amnesty has documented several arbitrary detentions by the Taliban in Afghanistan, often accompanied by coerced statements in an attempt to stifle dissent in the country and deter others from expressing their views.
Samira Hamidi, Amnesty's South Asia campaigner, denounced the arrests and said that by detaining &ldquo;Haqiqi and his colleagues and coercing them into apologizing," the Taliban have undertaken &ldquo;a blatant attack on the right to freedom of expression." Her statement also condemned the Taliban's "continued censorship of those who wish to freely express their ideas.&rdquo; In Kabul, Taliban officials did not immediately respond to requests for comment and it was not clear what measures the model and his colleagues face under the Taliban-run judiciary.
The families of the arrested models could also not immediately be reached for comment.
Since they seized power last August in Afghanistan during the final weeks of the U.S. troop pullout from the country, the Taliban have imposed strict measures and edicts according to their harsh interpretation of Islamic law, particularly curbing the rights of women and minorities.
The moves have raised international concerns that the radical Islamic group intends to rule as it did the last time the Taliban held power in Afghanistan, in the late 1990s. The Taliban consider criticism and anything perceived as disrespectful of Islam as a punishable crime.
Amnesty said that since their takeover, the Taliban &ldquo;have been using intimidation, harassment, and violence on anyone who has expressed support for human rights or modern values, especially human rights defenders, women activists, journalists, and members of academia among others." The rights group also urged the Taliban as the de facto authority in Afghanistan to &ldquo;abide by international human rights law and respect everyone's right to freedom of expression without discrimination.&rdquo;

22-year-old model, Sophia Hadjipanteli is leading a new beauty revolution by not conforming to conventional standards. The model is setting a new trend with her prominent unibrow and takes immense pride in her culture. The model remains nonchalant about the online trolling and abuses about her eyebrows, and continues to succeed as a sunglasses designer and a body positive activist. In fact, she has been urging her followers to ditch the tweezer and let their eyebrows flourish with her social campaign called the UnibrowMovement. 

22-year-old model, Sophia Hadjipanteli is leading a new beauty revolution by not conforming to conventional standards. The model is setting a new trend with her prominent unibrow and takes immense pride in her culture. The model remains nonchalant about the online trolling and abuses about her eyebrows, and continues to succeed as a sunglasses designer and a body positive activist. In fact, she has been urging her followers to ditch the tweezer and let their eyebrows flourish with her social campaign called the UnibrowMovement. 

Plus-sized model, Naomie was recently denied entry into Story - a Miami night club. According to BuzzFeed News, the model was on her way to the club when she was informed by the promoters to refrain from coming to the venue. Allegedly, rapper Future told the promoters not to let "fatties" in to the club. The model then turned to Instagram to call out the discrimination using #EveryBODYclubs, and might be pursuing legal action against the club.

Plus-sized model, Naomie was recently denied entry into Story - a Miami night club. According to BuzzFeed News, the model was on her way to the club when she was informed by the promoters to refrain from coming to the venue. Allegedly, rapper Future told the promoters not to let "fatties" in to the club. The model then turned to Instagram to call out the discrimination using #EveryBODYclubs, and might be pursuing legal action against the club.

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