Ending the drama? Olivia Rodrigo’s love triangle — and subsequent drama — with Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter made headlines after the trio each released songs about their experience, but the two women have appeared to make peace.
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We take extra care when it comes to selecting our swimsuits for the summer, which means that we have to pay attention to what type of body shape we have. You bare more of your figure in a bathing suit, so it’s important for some shoppers to know which features and details will work for their specific body types. The apple shape body can be tricky to shop for, and if you’re unsure if this is the category you fall into, we’ve rounded up some information from The Concept Wardrobe to help you figure it out!
Apple shape figures are generally identified by having a waist that’s not as defined, a larger bust and a full midsection, while the legs and hips remain streamlined. These are basic parameters that many of Us feel may be outdated, but having these guidelines can certainly be helpful as you stock your closet for summer.
With your swimwear, it’s all about defining the waist while highlighting the bust and legs. If this sounds like your figure, you can achieve these goals in a number of different ways! Look for flattering tummy-control, ruching, high-waisted bottoms or wrap styles that can cinch in the midsection and waist, plus tops that focus on the chest area! That said, many of these details are universal — they don’t just benefit apple shapes, as they flatter many different people. Whether you fall into this specific category or not, you’ll be able to find a handful of incredible and confidence-boosting styles from our swim roundup below. Read on for more!
The wrap color-blocking pattern on this swimsuit combined with the side tie draws the eye into the waist, making it appear more streamlined. Though this swimsuit
Ending the drama? Olivia Rodrigo’s love triangle — and subsequent drama — with Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter made headlines after the trio each released songs about their experience, but the two women have appeared to make peace.
9-1-1 star Corinne Massiah has spent more than half of her life on TV screens, and all while continuing her education and now finishing up her freshman year at UCLA.Exclusive: 9-1-1's Oliver Stark breaks down future of Eddie and Buck's relationship after heartbreaking episodeFor five years Corinne has starred on the Fox first responder drama as May Grant - the teenage daughter of Angela Bassett's Sergeant Athena Grant - and fans have seen the actress take May through heartbreaking high school bullying storylines to her current role in dispatch after deferring college, with viewers most recently watching her struggle to decide whether to go back to school or keep working. The parallels between May and Corinne are obvious; two young women who are driven and smart but also curious and finding their place in the world."Whatever May was going through I was most likely going through it with her," Corinne tells HELLO!, adding: "We grew up together."Exclusive: 9-1-1 Lone Star's Natacha Karam talks season three's 'personal drama' and challenging her own expectationsExclusive: 9-1-1: Lone Star actor Ronen Rubinstein shares what he really thinks of TK’s 'traumatic' storylinesDespite a world in which there are myriad social media platforms to choose from, Corinne has been notoriously private.But as she steps into adulthood she is ready to begin using her voice and speak out about causes that are passionate to her - Black Lives Matter in particular - as well as, yes, interacting with the fandom.
Limp Bizkit’s ‘Still Sucks’ tour was cancelled over the weekend due to venue concerns about “possible chaos”.The nu-metal group were meant to play in Florida on Saturday night (April 30) but shortly before doors, the gig was cancelled.Taking to social media, Limp Bizkit wrote: “We are so sorry. Tonight’s show cancellation was not our decision.
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accepted his bid to take over the company. Mr Musk, said to be worth around $219 billion and the 'world's richest man' according to Forbes' magazine, struck a deal to buy the 16-year-old business for roughly $44 billion (£36. 2bn).
READ MORE: Gogglebox star's boyfriend Nat Eddleston remains in critical condition Two star teams will want to win big for charity tonight. But only one can take home the catch of the day in the ultimate battle of brains and balls. The new series kicks off as Tia Kofi and The Vivienne from Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK, and Radio 1 DJs Scott Mills and Chris Stark swap rubbing shoulders with the stars for what they hope will be a money-spinning time with presenter Paddy.
Yes, he’s seen the news! Scott Disick poked fun at himself upon hearing his ex-girlfriend Sofia Richie got engaged less than six months after his former longtime love Kourtney Kardashian’s man, Travis Barker, put a ring on it.
No bad blood here! Scott Disick is nothing but “happy” about ex Sofia Richie‘s engagement to Elliot Grainge — he’s more concerned about Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker.
Enjoying the sunshine. Scott Disick was spotted hanging out with Larsa Pippen amid the news of his ex Sofia Richie‘s engagement.
A dazzling ring. After announcing her engagement to Elliot Grainge, Sofia Richie’s engagement ring has been the highlight of all her social media posts, and it should be rightfully so! The model announced her engagement to the music executive on April 20, 2022, to much celebration—and she and her friends cannot stop posting about it!
Angelique Jackson Longtime UNICEF ambassadors Orlando Bloom, Sofia Carson and Lucy Liu have signed on as executive producers for the documentary “If You Have,” which chronicles the 75-year history of UNICEF.Directed by Academy Award winner Ben Proudfoot, who won the 2022 documentary short prize for “The Queen of Basketball,” the film spotlights UNICEF’s life-saving work for children and families around the world, as told through the eyes of those who were there.“I could not be more thrilled to be working with Orlando Bloom, Sofia Carson, Lucy Liu and their teams to bring the world’s attention to the cause of children and the remarkable work of UNICEF over the years and of course today as it undertakes the largest vaccine supply operation of all time,” Proudfoot told Variety in a statement announcing the partnership. “After such a dark chapter in human history, having these three archangel executive producers lifting up ‘If You Have’ will bring this much needed story of optimism and inspiration to millions of homes around the world.” Founded in the aftermath of World War II, UNICEF has worked in over 190 countries to provide health care and immunizations, safe water and sanitation, nutrition, education, emergency relief and more to the world’s most vulnerable children and families.Bloom became a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2009 and has traveled extensively with the organization, most recently to Moldova, in March of this year, where he met with children and their families who were fleeing the war in Ukraine.
A well-crafted chamber piece interested in fame, trauma, and performative allyship, “I’ll Show You Mine” works towards a well-earned breakthrough for its audience and characters yet does little with it once secured. A true two-hander, the film by director Megan Griffiths gives off theater vibes, harkening back to Samuel Beckett and even Edward Albee with its conversational backbone and philosophical underpinnings.
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