Padma Lakshmi looked stunning as always while attending the Season 2 screening of her Hulu show Taste The Nation on Friday night in New York City.

The 52-year-old chef, who recently spoke about her Sports Illustrated debut, was accompanied by her 13-year-old daughter Krishna Lakshmi-Dell.

The Indian-born foodie looked fabulous in a shimmering brown jumpsuit with a plunging neckline.

The beauty teased her luscious cleavage in the look, which was sleeveless and cinched at her waist.

It had long, wide pant legs that covered her shoes as she walked the event’s red carpet.

Going out: Padma Lakshmi looked stunning as always while attending the season two screening of her Hulu show Taste The Nation with daughter Krishna Lakshmi-Dell on Friday night in New York City

Hot! The 52-year-old chef looked fabulous in a shimmering brown jumpsuit with a plunging neckline

Padma’s mini me, for her part, looked gorgeous in an olive green pant suit with a double-breasted blazer.

The teen’s pants were pleated down the middle and punctuated with textured black booties.

The young lady, whose father is venture capitalist Adam Dell, wore her long, purple-streaked brunette locks in loose curls.

She smiled proudly as she posed next to her successful mom on her big night.

Padma wore extra large hoop earrings and wore her long, dark hair in spiral curls.

The Top Chef presenter also sported a watch and added a face of flattering makeup, complete with a glossy nude lipstick.

Turnout: Padma was joined by her many famous friends at Friday night’s gathering, including Chris Rock

His look: The 58-year-old Selective Outrage star was dressed casual in a navy blue bomber jacket and dark cargo pants

Attendees: Padma posed with guests Sophia Roe and Marcus Samuelsson

Padma was joined at Friday night’s gathering by her many famous friends, including Chris Rock and chefs Sophia Roe and Marcus Samuelsson.

The 58-year-old Selective Outrage star was dressed casual in a navy bomber jacket and dark cargo pants.

The longtime comedian added a black beanie and wore silver headphones around his neck.

Rock added a black tee and light-colored trainers as he graced the Crosby Street Hotel with his presence.

Sophia pulled her shiny dark curly locks into an updo with blunt textured bangs.

She wore a long statement cream coat and a matching graphic tee, then added gold and brown patterned pants.

The look was completed with black leather loafers and she wore light makeup.

Marcus made a statement in a casual outfit that included a houndstooth Gap sweatshirt.

The 52-year-old Ethiopian-born restaurateur added a blue baseball cap and leopard-print loafers.

Fabulous! The longtime TV presenter posed with a contestant in a bright yellow maxi dress

Looking great: Padma stood next to Nigerian-American chef Kwame Onwuachi

Supporters: The superstar shared a smile with Kerry Diamond, founder of food magazine Cherry Bombe

Other attendees included Nigerian-American chef Kwame Onwuachi and Kerry Diamond, founder and editor of Cherry Bombe magazine.

Kwame, 33, showed off his fashion sense in an orange, black and purple button-down shirt and black trousers.

He added a pair of black Jordan sneakers with a white sole and a black hat.

Kerry was a sight to behold in a long pink and black dress with a leopard print throughout.

She completed the look, which featured a ruffled hemline, with a pair of pointy black heels.

Diamond supported Padma via an Instagram post shared with her site’s 199,000 followers on Friday morning.

She wrote in the caption along with a promotional image, “The new season of Taste the Nation with Padma Lakshmi starts today on @hulu!”.

“Don’t miss @padmalakshmi on this delicious and thought-provoking journey to examine American foodways,” the caption continued.

‘Add to watchlist. And congratulations to Padma! What a week. @time 100, @sportsillustrated swimsuit issue & “Taste the Nation”. Quite a feat!’ ended the message.

Gourmet: Canadian food author Gail Simmons was also present at the premiere on Friday

Themed look: The 46-year-old cookbook author attended the demonstration in a tomato print button-down shirt

Canadian food writer Gail Simmons was also present at the premiere on Friday.

The 46-year-old cookbook author attended the demonstration in a tomato print button-down shirt.

She added deep blue jeans with gold hardware accents and finished with metallic shimmering gold booties.

The star wore her light brown hair loose, styled straight and arranged in a center parting.

Actress Susan Sarandon also appeared for the affair, keeping it casual in dark jeans and a vintage black leather motorcycle jacket.

The 76-year-old Hollywood icon looked stunning with her locks slightly tousled and styled with short bangs.

She completed her ensemble with a pair of green and white sneakers.

Hollywood icon: Actress Susan Sarandon also appeared for the affair, keeping it casual in dark jeans and a vintage black leather motorcycle jacket

Fashion-forward: Actress Chandler Kinney rocked a pair of two-tone black and blue jeans

Timeless: Dale Moss kept his look simple as he donned a light colored sweater and black trousers

In a new interview with Haute Living magazine, Padma said she thinks she’ll win at the TV cooking game because she’s relatable.

“I spend a lot of time – especially filming – making people feel comfortable,” the star told Laura Schreffler.

“I don’t think I’m intimidating. I mean, I try to be as warm and approachable as possible because I remember being intimidated by a lot of people growing up,” she added.

The single parent added: “I think on Top Chef, my position and my role on that show has led people for so long to think I’m more intimidating than me – I had to be stoic in my role – but usually I’m not I .’

She has been with Top Chef since 2006 and founded Taste the Nation in 2020, with season two returning on Friday.

“You know, it was a new skill for me to interview people,” she admitted.

“I mean, I’m a food writer. Before Taste the Nation, I could count on one hand the number of times I had to interview people, and that was at a literary festival or a food festival – it wasn’t for very high stakes.

“It was something I had to learn on set and I’m still learning,” Lakshmi explained.

Hot on fire: Russian model Vlada Roslyakova wore a long red sweater with black leggings for the event

Guests: Actress Laila Robins and Joanna Coles also attended the screening

Personal Style: Mike Birbiglia and J. Hope Stein made a stylish couple

Classic Ensemble: Eve Plumb wore black with a black and white patterned blazer

“I think the reason I learned it [how to become an interviewer] so fast that I’m really interested,” Lakshmi confided.

“The whole show revolves around all my different interests: history, food, people, languages, travel. I’m really curious.”

Lakshmi said she tried to approach each community with fresh eyes.

She wants to go to a community, learn about her food, have your questions answered, and then repeat.

Fred Bruno couldn’t get over not attending his own leaders’ party at BBB 23 and organized a themeinspired ballad this Friday (5) to celebrate his 34th birthday. Within confinement, Bianca Andrade’s ex was not entitled to the benefit because she was sent to the white room by Domitila Barros.

Through Instagram Stories, the influencer expressed his excitement and announced that he would be sharing all moments of the celebration with his more than 11 million followers.

“My leader’s party will take place, the party I didn’t have. You’ll be able to follow everything here in my stories,” he said.

Former participants were invited to the party. Larissa Santos, Amanda Meirelles and Antônio Cara de Sapato were some of those who shared videos of the preparations for the event. “Get ready, we’re going to be beautiful, wonderful,” said the physical education teacher.

special decoration

All of Fred’s party decorations were inspired by Big Brother Brazil. The journalist appeared with the famous VIP bracelets and also posed next to two fake dummies and mentioned the masked assistants who appear in the reality dynamic directed by JB de Oliveira, Boninho.

“Sensational! Have fun! You deserve it!” moderator Tadeu Schmidt wrote when checking the videos and photos of the event on social networks.

Dozens of Hells Angels and members of fan clubs made their first official motorcycle outing of the year in Montérégie on Friday in bright sunshine, although heavy clouds are currently hanging over the criminal organization.

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The annual event called First Run is primarily a visibility campaign for the biker gang. This is the first hike of the year that all members in good standing are required to attend as per their internal regulations.

During the day, several processions of motorbikes appeared at a place on the Sainte-Thérèse rank in Sorel-Tracy, where a big biker’s party is scheduled to take place throughout the weekend.

The venue in question is near the residence of Serge Lebraseur, a full member of the Hells. Police officers on board the Sûreté du Québec helicopter monitored the scene from the air.

Police roadblocks had also been installed on all roads leading to the gathering site.

The police could thus, in addition to checking the conformity of their motorcycle, also verify the identity of each motorcyclist.

By the end of the afternoon everything seemed to be going smoothly and there were no arrests.

pressure from the police

The biker gang’s first annual outing comes at a time when police pressure is weighing heavily on the powerful criminal organization.

In recent weeks, authorities have ramped up drug searches against respected members of the Hells, as well as certain members of their fan clubs.

One of these surgeries was also performed exactly a month ago to the day at the luxurious residence of Hells Martin Robert at Sainte-Sophie in the Laurentians. Another search took place on the same day at his compatriot Stéphane “Fesse” Plouffe in Saint-Joseph-du-Lac.

The police count the two bikers among the most influential members of the Hells Angels in the country.

However, it is unknown what the other members of the Hells think of the business relationships Robert and Plouffe would also have with an ex-lieutenant of the Rizzuto clan, Francesco Del Balso, who police suspect of ordering the attempted murder aimed at Montreal mafia co-boss Leonardo Rizzuto, who was shot and wounded in Laval last March.

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The most transcendent news of the day isn’t the terror that overwhelms staff as they know the heat will last forever and melt their bodies, souls, nerves, and brains, or their despairing hallucinations as they check wild food prices. For the drought, I hope that no faction guarantees that it will rain a lot if the citizens vote for them. And with regard to the second, I imagine that no candidate will dare say to his potential clientele what this guillotined queen suggested to her hungry people: “Well, if they have no bread, they shall eat croissants. ” No, the most exciting topic, according to the irreplaceable televisions, is the coronation of the King of England, materialized with a celebratory motto: “Ungen. It’s God’s will.” And throwing the reel until they pick it up. There are several queues of fans out of nowhere from days before so as not to miss the party. Luckily there are also pictures of people who are probably drunk or punky or just plain sensible and yelling “stick the coronation up their ass.”

It seems that the essential to feel alive is faith. In royalty, in institutions, in religions, in ideologies, in ethereal gods, in churches and mosques, in the exemplary nature of one’s own and in the wickedness of others.

How lonely must the agnostics and libertarians feel, those who do not choose or choose empty, those who do not seek divine or earthly rewards, those who are convinced that the only daily war since the dawn of time has been that between rich and poor is. And that if the revolutions of seconds ever triumphed, the brightest of them would quickly turn into a caste as cruel and despotic as those they fought.

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