Can you spot the hidden number in this magic optical illusion?

almost 100,000 views on TikTok.“What did you see first?” asks TikToker Charles Meriot in the clip depicting the trippy illustration, which features abstract white and black shapes with the silhouette of a city looming in the background.[Warning: Spoilers below.]Viewers who saw the suit first in these forms are “ambitious and want to succeed” and “work really hard,” per the post.Unfortunately, these same users can also be a “little bit shallow at times,” Meriot explains.Conversely, if viewers saw the women’s miniskirt and long bare legs, this means they’re “bold and independent” and can be “really stubborn” about getting the things that they want,” according to the video. Interestingly, this slightly salacious image has no correlation to “shallowness.”Needless to say, the eye exam resonated on TikTok with one astonished commenter exclaiming, “How are you always so accurate?”“I feel attacked,” said another, while one viewer wrote, “You nail it every time.”“I saw the leg first,” declared another.

Taylor Swift has announced three new collectable editions of her forthcoming 10th studio album, ‘Midnights’, all of which will boast unique features and will only be available to purchase for a limited time.The three different variants are a ‘Jade Green’ edition, a ‘Blood Moon’ edition and a ‘Mahogany’ edition. Each is named for the colour it represents – for example, the ‘Jade Green’ edition has the title and tracklisting on the album’s front cover (as well as the left-side bar of the CD version’s jewel case) printed in a muted gradient of deep greens, while the original version is laid out in blue.Similarly, the ‘Blood Moon’ edition of ‘Midnights’ features a gradient of deep red to orange, and the ‘Mahogany’ edition comes with brown and gold accents.

posted by @turbopopo is renewing its viral status. The clip — captioned “At first I thought she was really short” — has racked up more than 4.7 million views and 160,300 likes as of Wednesday afternoon.Can you solve this bizarre visual challenge?[Warning: Spoilers below.]The girl in the middle of the photo appears to be super short compared to her gal pals, with her legs dangling mid-air.

Taylor Swift dropped a bombshell at the 2022 MTV VMAs on Sunday - she would be releasing a  "brand new album" on 21 October 2022.MORE: Joe Alwyn opens up about relationship with Taylor Swift in very rare interviewThe news came out of the blue for fans as she shared the details at the end of her acceptance speech for the Video of the Year Award.WATCH: Taylor Swift reveals details of new album"I made up my mind that if you were this generous and give us this, I thought it might be a fun moment to tell you that my brand new album comes out October 21st," she said to screams in the stadium.Taylor then took to social media at midnight east coast time to reveal more information, including confirming that this would be an album of brand new material ,and not a rerecording of her previous work.MORE: Inside Taylor Swift's incredible $81m property portfolio: from New York to Nashville"Midnights, the stories of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life, will be out October 21. Meet me at midnight," she shared on her website.The album will come almost a year after her last release, the rerecording of Grammy nominated album Red.

Look what you made her do! Taylor Swift surprised fans when she hit the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet — and gave off Reputation vibes with her glitzy dress.

at the 2022 Met Gala and in the . For all the ways we have tried to emulate Monroe's effortless sex appeal, her signature beauty look has served as the constant blueprint for Hollywood glamour. Platinum blonde pin curls, , and a drawn-on beauty mark have become synonymous with the 1950s screen siren, but it's Monroe's eye shadow look that has recently gone viral on for it's optical illusion effect. Monroe's famous sleepy bedroom eyes are actually a makeup trick, using eye shadow and white eyeliner to elongate the lower lash line to help eyes appear bigger and brighter. TikTok users picked up on the beauty hack and have been re-creating the look under the hashtag , which currently has more than 6 million views.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Celebrity makeup artist , who works with stars and , says that the elongated lower lash line creates the illusion of a shadow.

distinguishing kiwi birds and kiwi fruit was mind-melting? Take a gander at this tricky optical illusion, in which the object is to pick out the fruit camouflaged against, well, fruit. This produce-based perception puzzle, created by Hungarian illusion maven Gergely Dudás — aka the Dudolf — specifically challenges brain teaser buffs to find the three apples hidden in a sea of tomatoes.

Heather Rae El Moussa is sticking up for herself and husband Tarek El Moussa.

Taylor Swift is being sued by a poet and author named Teresa La Dart who claims a book Swift released alongside her 2019 album ‘Lover’ copied elements of La Dart’s book of the same name.In a complaint filed in Tennessee federal court on August 23, La Dart claims that “a number of creative elements” from her book – a collection of “poems, anecdotes and photos” self-published in 2010 – were copied in Swift’s book that accompanies a deluxe version of her ‘Lover’ album.As the Daily Mail reports, in the filing, La Dart alleges Swift copied both “the vibe and design” of her own book, as well as its “format” of “a recollection of past years memorialized in a combination of written and pictorial components”.In her allegations, La Dart specifically references the similarities of both books sharing a title, having covers that use “pastel pinks and blues”, images of their author “photographed in a downward pose” and the designs comprising of “interspersed photographs and writings”.La Dart is reportedly seeking in “excess of one million dollars” in damages.NME has reached out to representatives for Swift for comment. In a statement shared with Pitchfork, La Dart’s lawyer said her client “feels strongly that her full work needs to be compared with [Swift’s] before a conclusion is made here”.They added that the decision to file the complaint “was not made nor taken lightly considering the other side is quite formidable”, and they “hope the masses can understand these issues from her perspective”.Earlier this month, responding to a separate copyright lawsuit, Swift denied she had copied the lyrics of her 2014 hit ‘Shake It Off’ from ‘Playas Gon’ Play’ by the American pop trio 3LW.

The University of Texas at Austin is offering a new class this fall and it's all about musical icon Taylor Swift. Elizabeth Scala, an English professor will be teaching the class that is new to the university this fall.

but is currently blowing up again amid the online optical illusion craze. At first glance, the photo appears to depict a brilliantly-plumed Scarlet Macaw perched on a tree with the gal nowhere in sight.

another wildlife safari for the eyes: In this animal-based optical illusion, viewers are challenged to spot the camel within the spectrum of colors. “What is it?” reads the caption to the visual jigsaw, which was posted to TikTok Monday by Magic Eye, which is apparently inspired by the circa-1990s optical-illusion books of the same name.On its face, this brain teaser appears to depict a kaleidoscope of random pigments, like some abstract subway tile mural, with the dromedary seemingly nowhere in sight.

“optical illusion” community: The illustration of a man peacefully reading a book in a chair resembles something quite raunchy in the eyes of some viral brain teaser enthusiasts.For the sign that advertises an “in-room safe available,” the man’s stick-figure like-silhouette, sporting glasses and and collared shirt, is shown along with a photo of the keypad safe in addition to the message “inquire at front desk for details.”However, many are seeing something beyond a suggested place to store the family jewels.“I work in a hotel. We know exactly what we’re doing,” quipped one commenter on the original Imgur.com post, while another chimed in: “Do not disturb”[Warning: Spoilers below]Still don’t see the raunchy reveal? Take a closer look — it might just reveal if you have a dirty mind:Well, many eagle-eyed social media watchdogs report seeing the stick-figure drawing of a woman with a pony tail, performing an oral sex at on a man.

Twilight: New Moon director Chris Weitz has admitted he somewhat regrets his decision not to cast Taylor Swift in the series’ second film.In a new interview on The Twilight Effect, the podcast of Ashley Greene (who starred as Alice Cullen in the film franchise), Weitz revealed that while Swift had wanted to be an extra in 2009’s New Moon, he turned the opportunity down.“Taylor Swift and I had the same agent at the time, and he said, ‘Taylor would like to be in this movie – not because of you, but she’s a Twi-hard,” Weitz said during the episode, as The Independent points out. Though it was made clear Swift only wanted to appear as “someone at the cafeteria, or the diner, or whatever,” Weitz nevertheless thought her presence in the film would be too distracting.“The hardest thing for me was to be like, the moment that Taylor Swift walks onto the screen, for about five minutes, nobody is going to be able to process anything,” he said on the podcast.

Taylor Swift wanted to be a part of . On Ashley Greene's podcast, Chris Weitz, who directed the second film in the franchise, revealed that the pop star asked for a role in the film.hit theaters in 2009, the same year Swift was romantically linked to one of the franchise stars, Taylor Lautner.«Taylor Swift was a huge Twi-hard,» Weitz said. «Taylor Swift and I had the same agent at the time and he said, 'Taylor would like to be in this movie -- not because of you, but she’s a Twi-hard.

Black Sabbath’s “great contribution” to British music and beyond in an open letter.The plea comes after band members Ozzy Osbourne and Tony Iommi performed at the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony in their hometown of Birmingham earlier this month (August 8).Khalid Mahmood, the MP for Birmingham Perry Barr, shared the letter to the monarch on Twitter last week (August 11), writing in the tweet: “I am humbly requesting Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II @RoyalFamily to bestow and honour to @BlackSabbath for their services to music.”The letter, which was signed by six other MPs and the leader and deputy leader of Birmingham City Council, read: “Please forgive the direct nature of this letter. We, the undersigned humble subjects, humbly ask you to bestow an honour on the Black Sabbath rock group, who were formed in Birmingham in 1968 by guitarist Tony Iommi, drummer Bill Ward, bassist Geezer Butler and vocalist Ozzy Osbourne.”I am humbly requesting Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II @RoyalFamily to bestow and honour to @BlackSabbath for their services to music.