Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Latest Updates
-
10 Monsoon Diseases To Watch Out For And How To Prevent Them -
Rapper Santy Sharma’s YouTube Channel Deleted After Viral Remarks: What We Know -
Every Diet Works Until It Doesn't: Here's What Your Doctor Isn't Telling You About Long-Term Weight Loss -
Is Diabetes Only An "Old Age Disease"? What Young Indians Must Know -
FIFA World Cup 2026 Final: Spain's Golden Night, Mbappé's Record Boot, and Messi's Last Dance -
Naseeruddin Shah Birthday Special: How He Became the Face of Indian Parallel Cinema -
Arunima Sinha Birthday Special: The Woman Who Lost A Leg And Went On To Conquer Everest -
Alia Bhatt's Ethnic Outfits Stole Every Spotlight At Best Friend Akansha Ranjan Kapoor's Wedding Celebrations -
Jagannath Rath Yatra 2026: 10 Iconic Odia Delicacies Every Visitor Must Try In Puri -
Katrina Kaif Shares Birthday Dump, Gives Glimpse Of Baby Vihaan: 10 Little Details Worth A Closer Look
'Nourish Your Inner Aspect' by Gwyneth Paltrow
Contrary to the name, it includes drinking six ounces of Vodka. In her blog, for New Year's cocktails, she recommends The Hemingway Bar in Paris (where a cocktail can cost 800 Euros), Please Don't Tell in New York, The Varnish and Church & State in Los Angeles.
Hindu statesman, Rajan Zed has criticized Paltrow's blog for mostly being too materialistic and indulging in very mundane things and shallow substances dealing with temporal and external pleasures.
Zed, who is president of Universal Society of Hinduism, said that the idea of foraying into 'inner aspect' was wonderful, but he did not comprehend why Paltrow wanted to market a product with an entirely different label. Although the tag line of GOOP is 'nourish the inner aspect', there were not many deep spiritual and philosophical thoughts in it, which is an essential part of nourishing the inner self.
Continue with Google