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Machine Gun Kelly is giving fans a closer look at his life and career in a new behind-the-scenes documentary. The film is described as an all access pass that follows the musician during the highs and lows of his personal life and career, from the creation of his No.1 album Tickets to My Downfall to his most recent release Mainstream Sellout. Here is how and where fans can stream the music documentary online. How To Watch 'Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink' Online Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink follows the musician through several stages of his life, and it explores his personal relationships with his 12-year-old daughter Casie and fiancée Megan Fox . The music documentary is a Hulu original so it is available to watch on the streaming platform, and it has already been released. Directed by Sam Cahill, the film sees Machine Gun Kelly (whose real name is Colson Baker) speak honestly about his personal struggles, including his difficult relationship with his … [Read more...] about How to watch ‘Machine Gun Kelly’s Life in Pink’ online

American rapper Machine Gun Kelly released his deeply personal documentary on Hulu called Life in Pink, on June 27. In the feature, the musician is pulling back the curtain on some of his most private moments. Megan Fox attended the premiere of her fiancé’s documentary on Monday night wearing a pink two-toned minidress, which complemented her new light pink hair. Fox and Machine Gun Kelly walked the red carpet in matching pink ensembles, with the rapper wearing a light blue and pink mock neck crop top with white pants that featured chains, showing off his midriff covered in tattoos. The artist also had his hair dyed pink by Giannetos for the night. While the much-in-love couple has been serving PDA-filled moments, their fans just can’t get enough of the couple. On Wednesday, the rapper shared a set of steamy pictures with his fiancée from a house party. In the pictures, we see the duo getting cosy as they sat next to each other. The snaps also see a poster of his documentary, and MGK … [Read more...] about Machine Gun Kelly Teases His Documentary ‘Life In Pink’, Drops Cosy Pics With Megan Fox; Check Here

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 14 NEW YORK (AP) — It’s a rock musical space odyssey. Star Wars goes to Warped Tour, all grown up. And it’ll make you want to dance. Coheed and Cambria's “Vaxis II” is a sprawling 13-track prog-rock symphony, out Friday. The latest in a long line of concept albums, set to the backdrop of the comic book series “The Amory Wars,” that the band has been building on for more than two decades. This new entry features trademark Coheed mainstays – organic riffs, screaming solos and frenetic fills. All wrapped in a decidedly new sound – and new era – for the band. “A Disappearing Act” feels as at home in a dance club as it does on the track list, and the trippy, gripping “Love Murder One” will get stuck in your head. “Ladders of Supremacy” is pure, classic Coheed, all leading up to “Window of the Waking Mind,” an epic … [Read more...] about Coheed and Cambria on new album, cruise life, evolving sound

Comedian Rahul Subramanian has been giving out super unhelpful life advice on Instagram because that’s just what you sometimes: a reminder that you win some, you lose some. In all fairness, he shared full disclosure before people sent him their queries. “Share genuine [life] problems and I will give you unhelpful solutions.” This is the eighth time he’s doing such an exercise on Instagram, and it seems people keep coming back for more. This time, as usual, a slew of problems came in, because obviously no one’s ever lacking in that department. Someone said they were bored in life and had no interests; “what should I do?” Subramanian unhelpfully offered, “MBA”. When someone said they couldn’t decide on an airport outfit, he advised them to take the train. Another person said they wanted to buy a MacBook Air but didn’t have the money for it; Subramaniam told them to “start with air for now”. The last one was exceptionally unhelpful and potentially wounding. Someone told Subramanian … [Read more...] about Comedian Rahul Subramanian Offers Really Unhelpful Solutions to Genuine Life Problems

Srinagar: Kashmiris have increasingly started turning to the world-wide web to find matches for their sons and daughters as traditional ways of arranging marriages have become a time-consuming and expensive affair. Many Kashmiri men and women have registered themselves on matrimonial sites on the Internet after facing problems in finding a decent match using the good old traditional way of engaging a marriage broker. "The best thing about matrimonial sites is that you have a wide range to choose from and the process is almost anonymous as nobody in your neighbourhood or relations knows about it," says a candid 27-year-old dentist Sanaa who has registered herself on one of the country's leading matchmaking sites. Another reason for choosing the Internet, she says, is that the sites charge nominal fees when compared to marriage brokers in Kashmir, who have become a "huge liability" considering the expenses associated with marriages. Sanaa's views are echoed by Neyaz Ahmad, a … [Read more...] about Kashmiris go Online for life partners

As many as 75 writers, scholars, artistes, film-makers, scientists and former bureaucrats have written to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai underlining the urgent need to restore peace and religious harmony in Karnataka in the light of some recent incidents. The signatories have said that they have been trying to secure an appointment with Mr. Bommai for over a month with no success, to discuss the situation in Karnataka, forcing them to write an open letter. “We believe the restoration of communal harmony is an important and urgent task, and trust that the government you head will not wish to go down in history as the one that precipitated a steep downturn in the reputation and fortunes of our State through inaction,” the letter states. A reputation to guard “We are a group of concerned citizens from different walks of life based in Karnataka who, like lakhs of fellow citizens, are deeply disturbed by recent developments in the State that threaten to destroy the peace, diversity … [Read more...] about Letter to CM: ‘Don’t go down in history as the person who allowed steep downturn in Karnataka’s reputation’

O ne of the trustiest - and most disingenuous - lines in politics is the old saw which says it's not personalities which count, but policies. Trustiest because ever since Tony Benn first coined it, any candidate confronted with a question about his ambitions or private life has been able to deploy it as a protective shield. Disingenuous because few politicians have made a stronger mark through sheer force of personality than the redoubtable Mr Benn. That same contradiction lives on, now given new life by Labour's other TB. In Sunday night's election broadcast, an earnest Tony Blair was seen dismissing "all the personality nonsense" - as part of a five-minute film entirely about him! In other words, he was denouncing an offence he was committing at that very moment. Hypocrisy? Perhaps. Or maybe Mr Blair is just the latest victim of British politics' ambivalence towards the cult of personality. Predictably, the PM has come under fire for the Millbank biopic. It's … [Read more...] about Now it’s getting personal – and it’s just the business

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for June 28 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: A group of Republican senators are introducing a resolution in celebration of the pro-life movement's "historic victory" at the Supreme Court last week, in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization , the case that overturned landmark abortion case Roe v. Wade. The Supreme Court on Friday overturned Roe v. Wade, effectively ending recognition of a constitutional right to abortion and giving individual states the power to allow, limit, or ban the practice altogether. The resolution, introduced by the GOP senators Tuesday, praises the work of the pro-life movement over the last 50 years to "stand up" for the rights of the unborn and ensure the dignity of every person is protected under the laws of the United States. June 27th: … [Read more...] about Republican senators introduce pro-life resolution celebrating Supreme Court abortion case: ‘Historic victory’

Two persons were awarded a double life sentence by a special additional court on Tuesday as they were found guilty in the 18-year-old Marad massacre. Special Additional Judge KS Ambika pronounced the sentence. The two sentenced are accused no 95 Poorayil Koyamon, alias Hydrosekutty (50), and accused no 148 Nizammudin (41). In an attack on the night of May 3, 2003, eight fishermen from the Araya community were killed in the coastal village of Marad in Kozhikode district. Another one, a native of a neighbouring district, who was part of the killer gang also lost his life. According to the findings of the Justice Thomas P Joseph commission which probed the ‘Communal disturbances in the Marad area,’ ‘the attack was a revenge on the death of three persons who were killed in a riot in January 3/4, 2002, which five people lost their lives’. Hydrosekutty and Nizammudin were arrested in 2010 and 2011, respectively, after they had absconded even as over 60 others were brought to … [Read more...] about Kerala: Two Persons Awarded Double Life Sentence in Marad Case

People always tell you to trust your gut. They always say that if you get a feeling about something, you’re usually right. Well, I always had a gut feeling that I was different. I used to get hysterical about not fitting in and not having an identity. My stepdad used to say “you’re just a square peg in a round hole. You’ll find your fit somewhere.” But I never believed it. Since I was little, I’ve felt overwhelmed. Overwhelmed by life, overwhelmed by my emotions, and I didn’t know how to handle it. At school, “friends” whispered behind my back and mocked my appearance. I was always paranoid that people were talking about me even when they weren’t. I hated everyone but I hated myself more. I’d come home, go to my room, turn on some angry rock music and cry hysterically into my pillow. I wouldn’t sleep for days, getting creative at 3am, writing self-loathing comments in a diary about what it would be like to die. This was how I learned to cope. Closed door, shouty music … [Read more...] about This is why I’m glad I was finally diagnosed with borderline personality disorder