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This week, we spotted many celebrities who won us over with their laid-back ensembles. These outfits are surely going into our own airport wardrobe moodboard. Scroll down to see if any of them fit into your personal style.

Twitter is shutting down Fleets, a feature that was introduced to empower people to express themselves more freely without worrying about being brought down by any person. The feature works similar to Instagram Stories that expire after 24 hours. But, the micro-blogging site is now removing this feature as not a lot of users were using it.

The event was attended by artists from film, TV, theater and literature including Isabelle Huppert, Pierre Arditi, Catherine Frot and Elodie Navarre who have starred in Zeller’s plays; Christopher Hampton, with whom he shares a best adapted screenplay Oscar for “The Father;” Elsa Zylberstein. Zeller’s wife, actor Marine Delterme, was also present at the ceremony.

A popular US travel influencer and TikToker, Kat Crittenden, has recently been on the receiving end of widespread criticism due to a controversial video. The TikTok video, which has amassed over 19 million likes, has been slammed for advising followers to book a flight amid a major cost of living crisis in the US following the Covid-19 pandemic.

It’s constructed with rubberized impact absorbing corners,anti-slip stability pads and textured for advanced grip. The product comes with a screen protector.

Indian tennis great and Asian Games gold medallist, Zeeshan Ali on Saturday received the ITF Coaches Award for his long and outstanding contribution to the sport.

The Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 will be available with the 11th Gen Intel Core processor or AMD’s Ryzen 4000 series processor, which will be backed by Radeon Graphics. The company promises that customers will get up to 70 percent better performance and battery life over the Surface Laptop 3. The pricing will depend on the processor and the laptop size you pick. The rest of the features are similar on both the laptops.

According to police sources, the emails claiming that bombs are placed in the classrooms that will go off on Tuesday morning were received by several schools on Sunday.