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Royal Ascot, an epitome of British elegance, demands adherence to a strict dress code that varies across its enclosures. While the Royal Enclosure exudes exclusivity with formal morning suits for men and sophisticated daywear for women, the Queen Anne Enclosure offers a slightly relaxed atmosphere, allowing for more flexibility in attire. The Village Enclosure encourages smart casual wear, while the Windsor Enclosure has no official dress code but encourages appropriate daywear. Tattoos are now generally accepted, but discretion is advised, and makeup techniques are available for concealment if desired.

In the face of modern conveniences like rechargeable lamps and LED bulbs, the author argues for the enduring appeal of candles. Candles, with their warm and inviting glow, evoke a sense of nostalgia and romance that electronic gadgets cannot match. The author reflects on the history of candles, from their use as primary sources of light to their current status as decorative and symbolic objects. Despite the prevalence of technology, the author contends that candles continue to hold a special place in our homes, serving as a reminder of simpler times and offering a comforting presence during power outages.

Rafael Nadal’s recent act of giving his shirt to defeated opponent Pedro Cachin has sparked a debate about whether shirt-swapping could become a tradition in tennis. Cachin, who pushed Nadal to three sets, requested the shirt as a memento of their encounter. While some have criticized the gesture as disrespectful, others have praised it as sportsmanship at its finest. The incident has raised questions about whether shirt-swapping, which is common in other sports like football and basketball, could become a part of tennis culture.

F1 legend Alain Prost has called for the preservation of the sport’s traditions, expressing concerns over the renaming of teams and the proliferation of street circuits. While acknowledging the appeal of changes for younger audiences, Prost emphasizes the importance of retaining iconic circuits and the heritage of established teams like Williams.

Thousands of devotees in Madurai participated in the traditional water-spraying ceremony for Lord Kallazhagar, who is believed to journey from Azhagarkoil to witness the marriage of his sister Goddess Meenakshi to Lord Sundareswarar. Young devotees dressed up as Lord Kallazhagar as he entered the Vaigai river and made his way to Ramarayar Mandapam. It is believed that spraying water on Lord Kallazhagar using goatskin water bags cools him down from the summer heat and is a form of service for the devotees. The festival also included music, dance, and ‘deeparadhana’ performed by women who distributed jaggery to devotees after lighting camphor in pots filled with jaggery.

The highly anticipated FA Cup Final between Manchester United and Manchester City will kick off at 3pm on Saturday, May 25th, much to the delight of football enthusiasts. This decision brings back the traditional kick-off time, pleasing fans and supporters traveling from the north west. The match will be broadcast live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, ITV1, ITVX, UTV, and STV.

Jennifer Garner has a unique Mother’s Day wish that she hopes to continue as a tradition with her children: recreating a cherished photo from when they were young. Despite her kids growing older and becoming more independent, Garner continues to follow this heartwarming tradition.