Yo Yo Honey Singh launches luxury watch brand in collaboration with Titan: ‘Yo Yo Watches’ now official

Rapper and music producer Yo Yo Honey Singh has entered the world of luxury fashion with the launch of his own watch brand, Yo Yo Watches, in collaboration with Titan. The exclusive limited-edition collection was unveiled at a high-profile event attended by comedian Kapil Sharma and actor-singer Shehnaaz Gill. The collection is described as a blend of bold design, meticulous engineering, and Singh’s signature aesthetic. Featuring standout bezels, precision mechanics, and a distinctive street-luxe appeal, the watches aim to reflect the artist’s personal style and evolution. “I don't follow time. Time follows me,” said Singh at the launch. Known for his longstanding love of watches, Singh has often been spotted wearing rare and custom-made timepieces. According to insiders, his personal collection includes a dedicated travel trunk filled with unique and unreleased models. Yo Yo Watches is pitched as an extension of Honey Singh’s journey through fame, adversity, and reinvention. “T...

‘Demolishing democracy’: how much danger does Christian nationalism pose?

Documentary Bad Faith looks at the history of a group trying to affect and corrupt politics under the guise of religion

Bad Faith, a new documentary on the rise of Christian nationalism in the United States, opens with an obvious, ominous scene – the storming of the Capitol on 6 January 2021 – though trained on details drowned out by the deluge of horror and easily recognizable images of chaos. That Paula White, Donald Trump’s faith adviser, led the Save America rally in a prayer to overturn the results for “a free and fair election”. That mixed among Trump flags, American flags and militia symbols were numerous banners with Christian crosses; on the steps of the Capitol, a “JESUS SAVES” sign blares mere feet from “Lock Them UP!”

The movement to overturn the 2020 election for Donald Trump was, as the documentary underscores, inextricable from a certain strain of belief in America as a fundamentally Christian nation, separation of church and state be damned. In fact, as Bad Faith argues, Christian nationalism – a political movement to shape the United States according a certain interpretation of evangelical Christianity, by vote or, more recently, by coercion – was the “galvanizing force” behind the attempted hijacking of the democratic process three years ago.

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