Dr. Sanjay Gupta Is Adorably Bashful About 'Never Have I Ever' Characters' Thirst for Him

Photo: netflix; getty Dr. Sanjay Guptais coming to terms with his status as a sex symbol. During an appearance onCNNThursday, the renowned neurosurgeon reacted to being name-dropped in a scene from the recently released third season of Netflix’sNever Have I Ever. In the scene, Devi (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) praises her grandmother’s Golu, a festive display for the Hindu festival Navaratri, which features a “DIY Sanjay Gupta” figurine. “Hubba hubba,” her grandmother Nirmala (Ranjita Chakravarty) says of Gupta, 52.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta Says the Keto Diet Can Help You Lose Weight Quickly — But It's Not for Everyone

Even doctors agree that there are pros and cons to theketo diet. “You can lose a lot of weight and you can do it quickly,” he says. “The idea is that you’re putting your body into a state of ketosis, that’s why it has its name.You’re not eating any sugar, you’re not eating any carbs, you’re mainly eating fat….so you will lose weight,” he explains. However, there are a couple ofdownsides to the diet.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta Uncovers the Secrets to a Long, Healthy Life

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Dr. Seuss Books Like 'Horton Hears a Who!' Branded Racist and Problematic in New Study

Photo: Gene Lester/Getty Images AsDr. Seuss’birthday approaches on March 2, a new study argues that many of the author’s classic children’s books are racist and problematic — and only two percent of his characters represent people of color. “[This study reveals] how racism spans across the entire Seuss collection, while debunking myths about how books likeHorton Hears a Who!andThe Sneetchescan be used to promote tolerance, anti-bias, or anti-racism,” Katie Ishizuka and Ramón Stephens write in their February 2019 report, “The Cat is Out of the Bag: Orientalism, AntiBlackness, and White Supremacy in Dr.

Dr. Seuss' Widow Audrey Geisel, Credited with Giving Icon a 'Second Wind,' Dies at 97

Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images Audrey Geisel — the philanthropist and widow of prolific children’s author Theodor Geisel (a.k.a. Dr. Seuss) — died on Wednesday, according to multiple reports. She was 97. During their over 20 years of marriage, theCat in the Hatauthor would publish 21 titles, includingOh, the Places You’ll Go!,The Loraxand You’reOnly Old Once. She was credited for spiking that creative output,Publisher’s Weeklyreported. When he died from oral cancer in 1991 at the age of 87, Geisel was entrusted to look after his legacy, the AP reported.