Do you ever feel like you can't relate to celebrities? On October 12, Page Six reported that Elon Musk ventured into an industry saturated with other celebrities: perfume. But wait – there's more! The billionaire's perfume has been successful, despite its disgusting name: burnt hair. The father of 10 tweeted: "With a name like mine, getting into the perfume industry is inevitable – why should I fight for so long!?" The perfume, called "Burnt Hair," is produced by Elon's Boring Company and costs $100 a bottle and has been called "the best perfume on earth." The bottle is "like leaning against a candle at the dinner table, but without any effort," Boring Company's website promises. The fragrance, which will be available in early 2023, is clearly "the essence of disgusting desire". Strange bending - but fine!
Ferry rides aren't usually considered newsworthy, right? Well, if you're royal, it's newsworthy. On October 4, Britain's Princess Anne took the Staten Island ferry during her visit to New York City. "We are delighted to welcome Her Royal Highness Princess Anne aboard the #Staten Island ferry today. Anne chose this mode of transportation because she visited the National Lighthouse Museum, where Anne's parents – the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip – visited Staten Island on a trip to the United States, a trip that took place 65 years later.
Heidi Kram isn't the only model in her family! On October 10, the "Making the Cut" host shared a photo of "Creative Director... My old friend@thomashayo thank you for keeping us singing and dancing all day long and confident on our @intimisimofficial. She wrote next to a white video of a mother and daughter posing on set. White lace bra and panty suit, while Leni wore two monochrome lace suits. Lingerie modeling with your supermodel mom? It's certainly a way to connect!
On September 27, at a show in Washington, D.C., Lizzo made history by briefly playing a crystal flute. The flute belonged to President James Madison, who served as president from 1809 to 1817. The Grammy-winning singer and classical-trained flutist expertly play the instrument while spinning. I just twisted and played James Madison's 19th century crystal flute! We made history tonight!" She told the audience passionately and thanked the current owner of the flute, the Library of Congress, for "making history so cool." National Public Relations is believed to date back to 1813, when it was custom-made for the second inauguration of the fourth president. One Lizzo fan told NPR: "You rarely see the Founding Fathers' personal belongings recycled, used as a symbol of pop culture, and celebrated the empowerment of black women." ”
In Tony Iomi's memoir, "Iron Man: My Journey Through Heaven and Hell with the Black Sabbath," he recalled a series of jaw-dropping moments while touring with Ozzy Osbourne. "Drug use is always boring, so you have to do something to each other. It's like Oz dragging a shark through a window, dismembering it, and dipping our room in blood," the guitarist wrote the Daily Star, while the Black Sabbath co-founder gave no further details, revealed that Oz had asked their band's drummer, Bill Ward, if he could "set him on fire."
No celebrity is off-limits when it comes to George Clooney and his prank On October 13, George and his old friend Julia Roberts, the heroine of "Tickets to Heaven," came to "Jimmy Campmore Live." When Jimmy asked Julia if she had been pranked by George over the years, she said she "would love everything" when they filmed 2001's Eleven Lohans. George then revealed that Jimmy was actually the inspiration for his pranks on Brad Pitt and Meryl Streep. "He'd send me stationery with someone's name written on it," George said, pointing to Jimmy and saying, "You sent me Brad Pitt's letterhead, and I sent a letter to Brad Pitt's guys—horrible letters."
I mean, I saw Meryl Streep the other night, and I sent her a letter a few years ago with a bunch of CDs of dialect coaches. I sent it from Brad. And a bunch of CDs for Meryl Streep. I said, "This guy helped me change the accent in Troy, and I thought he might be able to help you," he said, recalling writing the three-time Oscar winner article. How ruthless!
On October 11, when he appeared on "The Kelly Clarkson Show," Sam Smith revealed a special gift Ed Sheeran sent to him and others: a giant phallus-like statue. (Yes, you read that right.) Sam explains: "It's actually wild. I thought it was a joke, but it's a 6-foot-2 marble statue. It weighs two tons and I have to lift it to my house. The "Love Me More" singer was happy to make some adjustments to their gift, explaining that it was fun to turn it into a drinking opportunity. Although he admits, "I think it's hard to do. ”
It's true that Universal Pictures president Donna Langley said Tom Cruise may soon become "the first civilian to conduct a spacewalk outside the International Space Station." 2 "Top Gun: A Space Journey Starring in "Uniplanet"? Shoot an action film that has been in the pipeline since 2020. In an interview with the British Daily Mail, Donna said: "(The film) takes place on Earth, and then the characters need to go to space to preserve the world. "BBC Tom and director Doug Liman proposed the film. When the project was approved, Universal claimed it would be the first scripted feature film shot in space. Deadline reports that the cost of making Tom's space movie is estimated at $200 million.
On October 10, Mongabay reported that a new poisonous frog in Ecuador had been named one of the funniest men in Hollywood: Seth McFarlane! The Seth Macfarlane giant spinning frog, spotted during a species conservation and cataloguing trip in the Andes mountains, has bright patterns that are warning signs of their toxicity. The name of this frog seems perfect, with playful dots on its body juxtaposed with its most likely threatened state, named after Seth, known for his comedy rather than his dedication to science and conservation. It's no coincidence that the creators of Man at Home, Orville and American Dad are long-time supporters of the NGO Rainforest Trust.
On October 7, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan's Archwell Foundation announced that in partnership with Project VING, they will donate a $1 million grant to women who inspire youth and "challenge life's difficulties."
The idea was spawned by Meghan's podcast "Archetype". In a statement about the event, Meghan said: "There are two things that bring me great joy, one is to support women and the other is dedication. With the return of the 'prototype' (after Queen Elizabeth II's mourning period), the Archewell Foundation has teamed up with VING to provide a $1 million grant to women in need, with the hope not only to provide support where they feel the most, but also to allow young people to accept the gifts given at an early age. "Teenagers between the ages of 14 and 18 are invited to nominate women who have inspired them; The successful candidates will each receive $1,000.
Ah. Kim Kardashian, who peddled Ethereum Max crypto tokens on Instagram without revealing how much she was paid for her posts, agreed to pay $1.26 million to the SEC in order to settle civil charges. On October 3, the SEC released details of Kim's settlement, noting that it included a $1 million fine, $250,000 in post compensation, and interest. According to insiders, the founder of SKIMS has neither admitted nor denied the SEC's accusations against her.
This post was published on Kim's Instagram Story in 2021. "Do you guys like encryption???? She told fans at the time. "This is not financial advice, but sharing what my friend just told me about the Ethereum Max token! A few minutes ago, Ethereum Max burned 400 trillion tokens – actually giving 50% back to the entire E-Max community. Insiders also reported, "If you're in Kim... Buying them while promoting EMAX crypto tokens on Instagram, you have now lost more than 95% of your money", a result of EMAX's falling value over the past 16 months. Kim continued to cooperate during the investigation.