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and and raises them some peep-toed thigh-high boots.On July 15, attended the Wimbledon Women's Final with her husband wearing a green and black midi dress, skinny sunglasses, and a pair of black thigh-high sock boots with her toes poking out. Much like pairing closed-off socks with sandals that are inherently designed to show toe, these shoes appear to go against their own full-coverage design by granting onlookers a peek at Chopra's fresh pedicure.

Summer Sale. Just in time to add some new shoes to your summer footwear rotation, the Zappos sale is offering major savings on thousands of trending styles. If you've been mulling over the prospect of giving your wardrobe a long-overdue refresh in honor of the season, this Zappos sale is officially your sign to clear out your current shoe stock in favor of some newer, trendier styles.

Amazon shoppers are rushing to grab a pair of “comfortable and elegant” Croc sandals that can be worn as “indoor shoes as well as outdoor sandals all year round.” The bargain footwear is being praised for “lasting years” and are “extremely comfortable and sturdy.”

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor SPOILER ALERT: This story includes plot details for “Joy Ride,” now playing in theaters. Director Adele Lim made sure there were intimacy coordinators on set for one of the raunchiest scenes in “Joy Ride” — when Stephanie Hsu‘s character Kat reveals a massive genital tattoo of a devil. “Joy Ride,” the new raunchy R-rated comedy, stars Ashley Park as Audrey, a high-powered attorney who travels to China on business. Joining her on the trip are friends Lolo (Sherry Cola) and Deadeye (Sabrina Wu). Hsu plays Audrey’s college friend, Kat, who is now a Chinese soap opera star. The four find themselves in various wild scenarios that include drugs, sex and basketball star Baron Davis.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor The majority of Americans — about 59% — say TikTok a threat to the national security of the United States, according to a recent survey of U.S. adults. The findings from Pew Research Center’s survey of U.S. adults come as TikTok, the popular short-form video app owned by Chinese internet conglomerate ByteDance, continues to be targeted by American lawmakers wary over its ties to China and how TikTok handles user data. Just 17% of Americans say the platform is not a threat to national security, while 23% say they are unsure, per the Pew survey. Opinions about the national security threat posed by TikTok differ by political affiliation and age. Roughly 70% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents say TikTok is either a minor or major threat to national security in the U.S., compared with 53% of Democrats and Democratic leaners. The perception of TikTok as a threat also varies by age: Just 13% of adults 18-29 say TikTok is a “major” threat; that rises to 24% among those 30-49, 35% among those 50-64; and 46% among Americans 65 and older.

Marks and Spencer fans are heaping praise on the brand's 'comfortable' £15 Summer slider sandals that will go with almost any outfit. The lightweight sandals, which come in four different colours, have impressed fashion lovers so much they're buying multiple pairs - with some even saying they 'feel like walking on air'.

Michelle Yeoh is emotionally paying tribute to singer CoCo Lee after her sudden death.

Amazon Prime Day deals on best-selling styles and brands going on now. There's a lot to sift through, so we picked out some of our favorites to pass along to you. Right now, you can grab a fresh pair of sandals at Amazon for up to 60% off. We’re excited about summer fashion and footwear trends that we can get behind, like platform sandals and the chic return of platform flip-flops and espadrilles to wear with cute summer dresses. Amazon's early Prime Day deals include a chock full of fantastic fashion markdowns you don't want to miss.Shop all of the best early Amazon Prime Day summer sandal deals ahead. These super soft and stretchy sandals hug the foot so the shoes stay on without pinching the toes. These Dr.

There’s nothing more irritating than finding a really gorgeous pair of shoes, only to discover that they cause rubbing or pressure on your feet, particularly if you already struggle with bunion pain. Bunions are caused by prolonged pressure on your big toe that forces it towards your second toe, causing the joint to protrude.

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isn’t enough to deal with, some patients say the simple act of eating certain foods can trigger migraine symptoms. But do you really have to give up your favorites—red wine, chocolate, or Chinese takeout—to get through the day headache-free? The short answer is: maybe not.“In general pure food triggers are rare,” says , assistant professor of neurology and headache medicine specialist at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

Amazon Prime Day, you can save up to 40% on the shoes people can't stop wearing. Thanks to early Prime Day deals, the most popular clogs and sandals — including the classic unisex Crocs — are marked down to as low as $24. This rarely happens, so make sure to snag a pair or two while you can.Crocs have long been the No.

new season with a huge summer sale offering 50% off all sale styles, including some of the brand’s best-selling products. From refined sandals to iconic handbags, the cult-favorite luxury retailer is giving us even more reason to snag the purses, wallets, and shoes we've been eyeing for months. For a limited time, the Coach Sale is offering hundreds of beautiful bags, shoes, and accessories for half the price.  Shop 50% Off Coach DealsNow through July 25, every kind of handbag from totes and bucket bags to satchels and crossbodies is included in Coach's sale of the summer. Coach will continue to add new styles to the sale, so be sure to check back here for more of the best designer deals. Coach recently released a limited-edition collection with Disney to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Walt Disney World.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Zhang Yimou, China’s most enduring filmmaker, is joining the worldwide shift by feature film directors into the streaming arena. Zhang, who directed “Full River Red,” the most successful film of 2023 in China, is to be involved with his first TV series. He will executive produce “The First Shot,” his representatives confirmed to Variety. The show is to be directed by Xing Lu and is backed by Tencent Video. It is currently in development, with a tentative air date in 2025. That’s because Zhang has a film directing project with an anticipated Chinese New Year release date, due to begin shooting this summer.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor How do you make money in the emerging creator economy? Who better to answer this question than street-level entrepreneurs who were on duty working the show floor and environs on June 22 at Vidcon, fan convention for creators and influencers held annually in Anaheim, Calif. If you’re going to hawk a product or service all day at a convention, you’d better master the 60-second pitch. The seven street-level entrepreneurs who spoke to Variety‘s for this week’s “Strictly Business” podcast offered insights into where the opportunity is and where the market is heading for creators and influencers who aim to ply their trade largely virtually via social, streaming and e-commerce platforms. The companies represented are involved in distribution, technology and visual effects, e-commerce, marketing and promotion and matchmaking between brands and influencers.

New Look fans say they have found a pair of “stylish and comfortable” shoes that are "perfect" to take on Summer holidays and to wear at picnics, Summer weddings, BBQs, the races, brunch and on nights out. Some fashion fans say the budget Summer heeled mule sandals, which cost less than £20, are so comfortable, they "don't know they're wearing them".

McKinley Franklin editor The Palm Springs International ShortFest winners were announced on Sunday, with Japan and the U.S.’s “The Old Young Crow” taking the prize for best of the festival. Lithuania’s “Way Better” won best animated short and China’s “Will You Look At Me” landed best documentary short. Additionally, the award for best live-action short over 15 minutes went to France’s “Sèt Lam” and Spain’s “Mystic Tiger” took home the award for the best live-action short 15 minutes and under. The festival handed out cash prizes worth $25,000, as well as five awards to help winners qualify for the Academy Awards. The competition included some 299 short films within the official selection. The annual festival began on June 20 and will conclude Monday, June 26.

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Netflix has debuted the first look at its’ upcoming 3 Body Problem.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Warner Bros.’s “The Flash” and Disney/Pixar’s “Elemental” made theatrical debuts in China that were in line with their soft starts in North America and other international territories. “The Flash” captured the top spot in China with a $13.4 million (RMB94.8 million) opening weekend ($13.8 million including previews), according to data from consultancy Artisan Gateway. It deposed “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” which opened a week earlier and which slipped to second place in its sophomore frame. “Transformers” took a 69% fall and recorded $12.4 million between Friday and Sunday in China. That produces a $61.7 million cumulative after ten days in Chinese theaters.