Katy Perry & Justin Trudeau’s Secret Love Language Revealed
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Katy Perry’s new carousel is a love letter to Justin Trudeau, featuring his cameos and a pickle jar labeled “pop + policy pickles.” Their quirky blend of politics and personal life is as delightfully weird as their April-to-May metaphor.

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Brady Bunch Creator Reveals How Tiger’s Death Happened
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The Brady Bunch’s dog was killed on set—yes, really. A replacement pup was mistaken for Tiger, who was hit by a car and died, forcing the show to rethink how animals were portrayed.

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Jeff Bezos’ Pre-Met Gala Invite List Has *All* the Drama (And No Photos Yet)
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No photos yet, but Jeff Bezos’ pre-Met Gala invite list is a drama-packed lineup of celebs who rarely share their lives. The Met’s new Costume Art exhibit dives deep into how clothing shapes—and is shaped by—our sense of self.

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SPF on Your Neck? How to Wash It Off Without a Mess
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SPF on your neck is a total vibe—until you realize you’re basically a human puddle after a shower. Rinse it off with a damp washcloth and a pH-balanced cleanser to keep your pillowcase clean and your bathroom from becoming a flood zone.

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Eyeliner Isn’t the Enemy—But Your Eyes Might Be
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Black eyeliner isn’t your enemy—it’s just not your vibe. Your warm hazel eyes glow best with brown shadows and bronzer, not bold lines.

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Why ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ Is All About the Future of Magazines (And You’re Not Just a Side Character)
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Miranda’s rant about Andy’s “unrefined” look is a veiled warning about the magazine industry’s uncertain future. The film’s real focus isn’t on fashion—it’s on how readers, not just stars, are reshaping media’s destiny.

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Janel Parrish and Sasha Farber’s Steamy TikTok Confirms Romance
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Janel Parrish and Sasha Farber’s TikTok dance is a slow-burn romance in motion, complete with dips and a kiss that feels like a movie scene. Their chemistry spills over in comments and posts, proving love is already rewriting the story after the divorce drama.

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Bridal Makeup Trial: When ‘Natural’ Feels Too Much
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Your face looks like a drawing, not a reflection—highlighter on point, but the vibe feels off. You paid 120€ for a “natural” look that still feels like a mask.

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Why My Skincare Routine Isn’t Fixing My Textured Skin (And Why You’re Probably Doing the Same)
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Your face feels like sandpaper, and exfoliants aren’t helping—textured skin is a sign your barrier is crumbling, not just dry. Azelaic acid might seem like a fix, but without hydration, it’s like pouring concrete on a cracked foundation.

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Olivia Wilde Defends Her ‘Resurrected Corpse’ Look, Says She’s Not Dead
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Olivia Wilde’s “resurrected corpse” look sparked a viral debate, with her brother joking about her ghostly red carpet vibe. She turned the roast into a punchy, self-deprecating moment that’s equal parts cringe and clever.

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