Shahid Kapoor's Daughter Misha’s First Ever Image with Mommy Mira Rajput- See More Pics

Here is Shahid Kapoor, Mira Rajput’s baby Misha’s first picture.

Shahid Kapoor kept us waiting for a long time for the first picture of daughter Misha. The actor who has never shied away from giving us lovely glimpses of his moments with Mira Rajput was extremely wary when it came to their first child. And now that he did share a super-adorable image of wife Mira Rajput with Misha, we just have to say that it was worth the wait.

In the picture, Misha is in Mira’s arms and is looking directly at the camera. She is a beautiful little munchkin and the picture goes with the caption, “Hello world.” The actor welcomed Misha with his wife Mira Rajput on August 26 last year. Shahid, who has been asked repeatedly when he is planning to give the world a glimpse of his daughter had said during a media interaction recently that he is waiting for a “special day” to share the photograph. He had also said, “… introducing her to the paparazzi is little odd. I will share her picture soon. We are very happy to share her picture with everybody.”

Earlier, he had shared another beautiful image which did not show his daughter’s face but we could see an ocean from a glass window with the actor holding his baby in his lap. He had captioned the picture, “Sunsets with my angel.”

Shahid had also shared this pics with the caption, “Mi-shoe ”

The actor, who will be turning a year older on February 25, had yesterday said that he will be sharing the first photo of his daughter soon. Shahid and Mira tied the knot in July 2015. The couple welcomed their first child together on August 28, 2016.

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On the work front, Shahid is ready with his next film Rangoon in which he is paired opposite Kangana Ranaut. Saif Ali Khan is also a part of the Vishal Bhardwaj film.

Source : IndianExpress.com

Kristen Stewart Takes Down Trump, Awesomely Declares She’s ‘So Gay, Dude’ On Saturday Night Live

This weekend, Kristen Stewart hosted Saturday Night Live in what ended up being one of the best episodes of the season. The episode has been getting a lot of attention, mostly for Melissa McCarthy’s Sean Spicer sketch (in which Stewart only had one line), but the opening monologue should not be ignored. And I’m not even talking about the moment Stewart accidentally dropped an F-bomb on live television.

Stewart dedicated most of her monologue to talking about that time Trump wouldn’t stop tweeting about her relationship with Robert Pattinson. She gets that Trump isn’t the biggest fan of hers, though she speculates it’s more because he’s in love with Pattinson than opposed to her. She follows up that sentiment with more reasons why she thinks Trump doesn’t like her, though–particularly that she is now hosting SNL (which he has publicly denounced) and, of course, the fact that she is, as she puts it, “so gay, dude.”

This is being called Stewart’s “coming out” by many, since even though she’s never been ashamed of her relationships, she also isn’t known for commenting on them.

Later in the episode, the show followed up on Stewart’s unabashed declaration of sexuality with a new take on their annual Totino’s Super Bowl sketch, featuring Vanessa Bayer trying to keep her “Hungry Guys” fed during the big game. This time, though, she quickly forgets all about her hungry guys and instead gets sucked into a passionate affair with Stewart’s “Sabine.” Watch now if you haven’t already. You won’t regret it.

It’s a hilarious, unexpected sketch made great by the fact that it in no way ever feels like the relationship between the two is anything but 100% genuine. It’s funny, yes, but the romance–filmed like a high-brow independent film–is clearly not meant for shock value or the male gaze. The story, their liberation, is about and for the women. And when contrasted against the flatly-shot men in the next room calling for pizza rolls, it only emphasizes the respect for the relationship between the two women. They are the comedy, but they’re not the punchline.

Awesomely, even Totino’s was onboard with the sketch.

Hey, it’s like we always say: pizza rolls, not gender roles. #SNL @nbcsnl

— Pete Zaroll (@totinos) February 5, 2017

It shouldn’t be so revolutionary for SNL to take such pride in a host’s LGBTQ pride, but we can still give them props for doing so. There’s a lot that makes us feel held down in the world right now, so at the very least, let’s maybe take a moment to be grateful for a Super Bowl weekend full of politically unafraid commercials, a Gaga Halftime show, and a gay SNL host.

(image via YouTube)

Source: The Mary Sue