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Emma attended The Brilliant Minds Conference yesterday in Stockholm, Sweden. Although we don’t have photos of her inside the venue, we’ve updated our gallery with some of her just outside. The event was organized by The Brilliant Minds Foundation, and you can read more about it below.

Brilliant Minds Foundation is a global platform for creative individuals to come together on world changing ideas.

The aim of the Brilliant Minds Foundation is to be the foremost future-gazing impact organization, and support and connect founders with transformative ideas that make the world more sustainable, creative and collaborative.

Brilliant Minds Foundation is rooted in Swedish values of openness, transparency, equality, trust and social responsibility.

President Barack Obama, Marina Abramovic, Gwyneth Paltrow, Secretary John Kerry, Evan Spiegel, Greta Thunberg, Naomi Campbell, Eric Schmidt, Pharrell Williams, David M. Solomon and Robyn are just some of the many outstanding voices who have taken to the stage in the past. Together, these voices have and continue to help Brilliant Minds Foundation to give a stage to young entrepreneurs, daring thinkers, and emerging artists. Together we have championed and celebrated their perspectives and passions and encouraged them to share their platforms and make change happen.

It takes extraordinary leadership to keep an organization relevant in a world of relentless change. Brilliant Minds offers a unique platform to celebrate new ideas and sustainable innovation, helping to modernize and rebuild leadership on a global scale.

As of 2022, the Brilliant Minds Foundation board consists of Daniel Ek and the Wallenberg, Berg/Ax:son Johnson, Rapp, Persson, Olsson, Schörling and Andersson families.

Our 25th version is now online! It’s a special one for me, as it’s the first I designed/coded (almost) entirely on my own. I had been reminiscing about old school layouts, the kind we might have seen when IHW was first launched in 2007, so the header is a little more on that style, as opposed to some clean ones we’ve had in the past. I’m considering the possibility of changing layouts more often, too, and assigning specific themes to them – such as Emma’s characters, specific photoshoots she’s done over the years, maybe even events in which she sported our favorite looks. We’ll see whether my free time (and my patience/desire to play on photoshop) end up contributing to that in the future.

Naturally, we’ve changed our gallery layout to match the main website! I tried a different format on that one, because we’ve had the same type of structure on those for years, and, frankly, I was a little bored of it.

I hope you like our new look (or, in the very least, that you don’t hate it!). Don’t forget to follow @iheartewatson on twitter for updates.

As some of you may have noticed, we updated our photo gallery with promotional stills and screen captures from Return to Hogwarts, an HBO special that aired on the 1st of January, in celebration of Harry Potter’s 20th anniversary. I had been holding out on making a post about it, because I wanted to have a chance to re-watch all of the movies, and then the special, first.

Alas, that hasn’t happened yet (there’s 8 of them, and they’re long!), so I figured I should just post it. I’ll just leave a note here when I finally watch it (assuming I’ll survive).

Rising from the ashes, we’re back (and so is Emma)! We apologize for the lack of updates lately, both our lives have been quite busy and we might have taken a bit advantage of the fact Emma has been on the down-low as well. However we’re back and will be working on keeping our gallery up to date, so be sure to check it out and follow us on Twitter to not miss out on any update (our Twitter also got suspended, so there’s that too).

Back to the regular schedule – Emma attended last night the EE British Academy Film Awards, wearing a beautiful halter dress with a plunging neckline. She took the stage to present the award for Best Outstanding British Film (Kenneth Branaugh’s Belfast won) but not before responding to Rebel Wilson’s introduction (“She’s proud to call herself a feminist, but we all know she’s a witch.”) by stating “I’m here for all of the witches.”

Additionally to photos from the award ceremony, we’ve also updated our gallery with parties that Emma attended before and after the EE British Academy Film Awards. Enjoy!

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