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Known for its cool-girl-approved skincare, Drunk Elephant is, hands down, among the buzziest beauty brands on the market. In recent years, the Gen Z-
loved brand has continued to blow up on Instagram and TikTok, one new product launch at a time. Many of its products, however, have withstood the test of time, including the D-Bronzi Anti-Pollution Sunshine Drops
.
While the drops
date back to 2018, they didn’t achieve peak TikTok fame until this past year, garnering millions of views. In fact, they’re currently sold out on Drunk Elephant’s website. As someone with inherently pale skin who is always looking for an easy-to-achieve sunkissed glow—without having to sit out in the sun and risk a nasty burn—I was especially intrigued to put the product to the test.
The reality TV show contestant who killed and ate a rare bird
while filming in New Zealand claimed that other contestants were “involved” in the scandal that got him booted from the competition.
“Other teams were aware and were present and involved in this whole thing,” 26-year-old Spencer ‘Corry’ Jones, who appeared in the U.S. survival competition Race to Survive: New Zealand, told RealityTea
in an interview published July 9—a day after the episode in which Jones was disqualified aired.
Jones, a river guide based in Wyoming, received an official warning from New Zealand’s Department of Conservation for hunting down a weka bird, a flightless and endangered species that is protected under New Zealand law. The TV crew was also put “on notice” over the incident, according to local reports.
The FBI has reportedly confirmed former President Donald Trump was indeed shot by a bullet, ending speculation about what exactly bloodied Trump’s ear.
The agency told Fox News reporter Jacqui Heinrich in a statement
on Friday afternoon, “What struck former President Trump in the ear was a bullet, whether whole or fragmented into smaller pieces, fired from the deceased subject’s rifle,” the statement read. The statement was also posted
by Fox’s Bret Baier.
The FBI did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Daily Beast.
A great Olympics Opening Ceremony
should be a profound, stirring celebration of a country’s history and culture. It should also be absolutely batshit. On those metrics, I would consider Friday’s kickoff to the Paris games a rousing success.
The spectacle was, from my perspective, very French: I didn’t understand most of what was going on, but kept being aggressively told it was all very cool and so I convinced myself that I loved it.
I could never have—even on my most potent cocktail of melatonin, weed gummy, and white wine—dreamed up the orgy of music, dance styles, and energetic skipping through the streets of Paris that made up the eclectic ceremony.
Sen. J.D. Vance
(R-OH) doubled down on his comments “childless cat ladies” rant during a Friday appearance on the Megyn Kelly
Show.
In a clip posted by the KamalaHQ X account
, Vance tells Kelly “obviously it was a sarcastic comment,” referring to his “childless cat ladies” comment, adding “people are focusing so much on the sarcasm and not on the substance, and the substance of what I said, Megyn—I’m sorry, it is true.”
The same audio does not appear anywhere in the full interview posted to Megyn Kelly’s YouTube channel. However, Kelly and Vance do reiterate many of Vance’s grievances against “anti-child” Democrats.
Arizona Senator Mark Kelly
is ratcheting up his bid to be wing man to newly crowned Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris
.
And the former astronaut and Navy veteran’s military and scientific bonafides just landed him a shiny new endorsement from the 314 Action Fund, a grassroots organization that elects STEM professionals who want to tackle climate change and health care.
“He uses facts, science, and data to make informed public policy decisions,” Shaughnessy Naughton, the president of 314 Action Fund, said. “He can simultaneously energize the base, win swing voters, and profoundly impact this race and we are proud to stand with him.”
Renee Willett’s lawsuit accuses Alexander of trapping her in his apartment nine years ago under the premises of viewing his luxury art collection before sexually assaulting her. Willett said filed her suit after reading the emotional accounts of 10 other women who alleged sexual misconduct claims against the wealthy, powerful, Alexander brothers in The New York Times this week.
Oren Alexander and his older brother, Tal, were once considered the “princes” of the luxury high-rise scene, but a series of lawsuits
alleging sexual misconduct and drugging women for the past two decades has their kingdom crashing down.
Kesha
had three words for Donald Trump
’s vice presidential candidate when she was cornered by a paparazzo for her thoughts: “Fuck that man!’
The 37-year-old singer, who has said
she prefers not to label her sexuality, was headed into LAX on Thursday, and when a reporter simply mentioned the name J.D. Vance
, Kesha replied, “Boo!”
“Fuck that man! That’s all I have to say,” she continued. “Fuck them all!”
Organizers of the Paris Olympics
will make history with the first-ever opening ceremony held outside the main arena.
Instead of being an indoor spectacular, the event will unfold along the river Seine as 10,000 athletes travel on 100 boats almost four miles from the Austerlitz Bridge, past the iconic Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral, and arrive near the Eiffel Tower.
As tradition states, Greece
will lead the parade, while the French delegation will be the last team announced. Other countries arrive in alphabetical order, except for the United States and Australia, which are set to be the future hosts of the Games in 2028 and 2032, respectively.
Elon Musk
’s estranged transgender
daughter has accused the billionaire of “viciously” yelling at her during a family road trip because her voice was too high-pitched.
Speaking to NBC News
in her first interview, Vivian Jenna Wilson, 20, said Musk put pressure on her to appear more masculine and insisted on her deepening her voice when she was in elementary school.
“I was in fourth grade. We went on this road trip that I didn’t know was actually just an advertisement for one of the cars—I don’t remember which one—and he was constantly yelling at me viciously because my voice was too high. It was cruel,” she said.
