Kardashian presence turns Bezos wedding into pop culture spectacle

'To Di For' podcast host Kinsey Schofield reacts to reports Kris Jenner pleaded for many of her daughters to be invited to Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding.
'The presence of so many Kardashians guarantees this a big pop culture event,' Ms Schofield told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo.
'The only wedding that would outdo this guest list is Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding.
'We understand that the Bezos' were secretly married in the United States weeks ago, and while there was a formal ceremony, it was just a big, expensive excuse to party.'

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Khloe Kardashian gets candid about cosmetic work

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Khloe Kardashian gets candid about cosmetic work

Khloe Kardashian has detailed all the cosmetic procedures she has undergone. The 41-year-old reality star - who has seven-year-old daughter True and two-year-old son Tatum with ex-boyfriend Tristan Thompson - commented on a video from a doctor breaking down her "transformation" over the years and while she took it as a "compliment" that he had listed a number of different treatments, she insisted the speculation was inaccurate but confirmed she had undergone a nose job, fillers, and other cosmetic work. The doctor, Jonny Betteridge, shared a video on his clinic's Instagram account in which he compared photos from her attendance at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding to some taken "many years ago' to 'appreciate just how much she's changed over the years.' Noting his thoughts were "purely speculative and based on my professional opinion", Jonny captioned the post: 'Based on recent photos, I believe she may have had the following work done. 'A temporal brow lift to elevate the outer brow area, Upper blepharoplasty to smooth the upper eyelids, Rhinoplasty for a more sculpted nose, Lip filler to enhance volume and shape, A face and neck lift for overall tightness and definition, [and] A chin implant for lower face projection. 'She looks dramatically different from a few years ago, and whether you see it as glow up or glam makeover, there's no denying she's created a bold new look for herself (sic)" Shortly afterwards, the Good American founder herself commented on the post. She wrote: 'I take this as a great complimen. 'First off I think these photos are about 15 years apart, But here's a list of things that I have done. I've been very open in the past about what I have done so here we go." According to Khloe, she has had a nose job performed by Dr. Raj Kanodia, 'laser Hair for the hairline and everywhere else' at Sev Laser Aesthetics, "soft wave laser for skin tightening" at Software Therapy, and 'collagen baby Threads' underneath her chin and neck from The Things We Do. In addition, after having skin cancer removed from her face in 2023, Khloe noted she had also visited 70 Spa Laser + Aesthetic Center for "Botox and sculptra where my face tumor was removed in my cheek'. The Kardashians star has had "filler in the past". She added: 'But not any over the last few years (I hear it never goes away, so l'm sure it's still there but calmed down)." Khloe also stressed the non-surgical changes she has made over the years, noting she had 'lost 80 pounds over the years (slow and steady)' with a coach named Joe Paris and also credits 'Salmon sperm facials/ regular facials, peptides, vitamins and daily skin care" for her complexion. She added: "In 2025 there are many other things we can do before surgery but when it's time, and if I choose to, I know some great doctors." Khloe later returned to add another comment. She wrote: 'Those photos are actually OVER 15 years ago... Man time does fly.'

‘Rot of the West': Jewish leader calls for pro-Palestine artist Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set to be met with ‘serious consequences'

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‘Rot of the West': Jewish leader calls for pro-Palestine artist Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set to be met with ‘serious consequences'

Pro-Palestine artist Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set has marked a new level of 'rot' in the West, a Jewish leader has claimed. Pro-Palestine artist Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set has marked a new level of 'rot' in the West, a Jewish leader has claimed. British rapper Bobby Vylan - whose real name is Pascal Robinson-Foster - of punk duo Bob Vylan, led chants of 'death, death to the IDF' at the Glastonbury music festival over the weekend. Executive Council of Australia Jewry co-CEO Alex Ryvchin said there was 'little compassion' to be seen during Vylan's Glastonbury set, adding it appeared as though it was a 'Hezbollah rally in downtown Beirut and not a music festival in Somerset'. 'Almost 400 Israelis were butchered dancing at a festival, now they're using their festivals to preach hatred and chant for death. It's just extraordinary,' Mr Rychin told Sky News on Monday night. Mr Ryvchin said the festival-goers had followed along with the chanting 'like sheep' and 'fanatics', and explained the gradual change of tune since Hamas invaded Israel in 2023. 'This movement, which really swelled post-October 7, it began by calling for ceasefires, as though it wanted peace and was anti-war. They very quickly dropped that and turned to donning their kaffirs and chanting for Palestine,' he said. — Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) June 29, 2025 'Then they started cheering on Iranian rockets and Houthi drones, and now they've gone a step even further. Now they're openly calling for death. 'This is what they are, and it's not merely Glastonbury. The same chant was heard on the streets of Melbourne just last night.' Mr Ryvchin said the calling for the death of a group of people should be met with 'serious consequences', otherwise such actions and rhetoric would 'go on and on'. Spiked Online chief political reporter Brendan O'Neill said the performance was 'disgusting, racist, horrible' and questioned the direction in which the Western world was heading. 'Let's be honest about this, when you say death to the IDF, you are saying death to Jews, firstly, because the IDF is predominantly a Jewish army and, secondly, because everyone knows that the IDF is the force that protects the Jewish homeland from the armies of antisemites on its borders,' he told Sky News. 'So when you have this mob of young privileged Brits crying for the death of the IDF, they're essentially saying death to Israel, death to the Jewish homeland, death to Jewish people in the Middle East. Mr O'Neill said since October 7, the world had seen the 'rot of the West rise to the surface'. 'We've seen all the backward, regressive trends in our own societies come to the surface,' he said. 'The horrible fact is that lots of young people in our own societies have taken the wrong side, and that should really worry us.' United Kingdom Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said there was 'no excuse' for the kind of 'appalling hate speech' which was amplified to thousands of festival goers and millions at home watching. 'I said that Kneecap should not be given a platform and that goes for any other performers making threats or inciting violence,' he said. 'The BBC need to explain how these scenes came to be broadcast.' Meanwhile, the United States State Department confirmed on Sunday it was considering revoking the British artists' visas following the "death to the IDF chants" before the duo travel to North America for a scheduled tour of 20 US cities including New York, Los Angeles and Boston. A senior State Department official told The Daily Wire the Trump administration would not issue visas to "any foreigner who supports terrorists". Avon and Somerset Police said video evidence of the set would be assessed to determine if a criminal investigation was warranted. The Israeli embassy in the UK said it was 'deeply disturbed' by the chanting on stage at the festival, which has been widely condemned by artists and global leaders alike.

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