Dua Lipa showed off her impressive handstand skills as she gave an insight into her pre show routine on Saturday ahead of her second night at Wembley Stadium. The singer, 29, made an emotional ...

Months after posting photos of what appeared to be an engagement ring, Dua Lipa confirmed her engagement to actor Callum Turner. “Yeah, we’re engaged,” Lipa said in an interview with British ...

Speaking to British Vogue for its new issue, on stands July 17, Dua says, "Yeah, we're engaged. It's very exciting." Of her ring, which Turner had made for her, she says, "I'm obsessed with it.

Someone wrote. Fans were shocked to discover that Dua Lipa’s younger sister, Rina Lipa, looked just like the singer. @dualipa/Instagram “Oh my god there are two of them,” another said.

Miley Cyrus says collaboration with Dua Lipa ‘wasn’t my idea’ and didn’t fit her album The two singers duetted on ‘Prisoner’ for Cyrus’s ‘Plastic Hearts’ album Brittany Miller ...

Miley Cyrus has revealed that it was not her choice to have Dua Lipa on her 'Plastic Hearts' song, 'Prisoner,' and has chosen what other tracks she would have had her on.

Dua Lipa wore a tiny string bikini that featured a divisive Y2K-era punk rock trend while vacationing with her family in France. See the look, here.

Dua’s Polka Dot Bikini As Dua caught a tan, she made sure to snap some pics in her sexy swimsuit, which she shared in an Instagram post on May 27. The tiny brown string bikini featured grommet ...

The United Arab Emirates launched a new Arabic language artificial intelligence (AI) model on Wednesday as the regional race to develop AI technologies accelerates in the Gulf.

Why they named her Dua They waited to meet her before choosing a name. “Dua,” meaning prayer, felt right. “A beautiful summary of what she means to us,” Deepika said.

Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh are keeping their daughter, Dua, away from the spotlight. They want her to have a normal childhood, like Deepika's. The couple is guarding Dua from paparazzi and ...

The Arabic words Dhul Qa’dah (or Dhu al-Qi’dah) literally mean “the month of truce or rest”, as this was the time in which fighting was not allowed and peace was established.