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Daily Mail
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Kendall Jenner goes WOKE as she shares shocking political message amid Trump's LA crackdown
Kendall Jenner shocked fans with a politically charged message on Saturday amid ongoing unrest in Los Angeles over ICE raids ordered by President Donald Trump. Protests erupted after Trump ordered ICE raids in the area, deploying 2,000 National Guard troops—despite objections from California Governor Gavin Newsom. In response, several celebrities have taken to social media to voice their outrage. Among them are Eva Longoria and Chrissy Teigen, who posted fiery messages on Instagram to rally their followers. Now, supermodel Kendall has joined the pushback. Kendall took to her Instagram Stories to share a message in support of 'Los Angeles Immigrant Community Resources,' encouraging her followers to get involved and spread awareness. Kendall took to her Instagram Stories to share a message in support of 'Los Angeles Immigrant Community Resources,' encouraging her followers to get involved and spread awareness A link to the organization's scoial media shows a caption reading: 'LA, it's time to mobilize all of our community. 'Your actions do make a difference. Do your part as we look out for each other. 'LA stands united. Share these immigration community resources widely. Repost, amplify, organize. Spanish language version coming soon.' On her Instagram Stories, Longoria reposted a tweet from Newsom in which he criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over his threat to deploy active-duty marines into the area to quell the resistance to Trump's policy. Hegseth said via X: 'If violence continues, active-duty Marines at Camp Pendleton will also be mobilized — they are on high alert.' Newsom called Hegseth's vows 'degranged behavior' while the Desperate Housewives star characterized it as 'Un-American.' Longoria, who has long been out outspoken about social issues, also reposted a video from singer Gloria Estefan talking about the issue; and a clip of a woman being separated her child from her child due to the raid. Eva Longoria and Chrissy Teigen , were among the Hollywood stars speaking out on social media about the ongoing protests in Los Angeles over ICE raids ordered by President Donald Trump. Pictured in Cannes last month The actress also posted a clip of a person advising citizens on their rights in pertinence to the issue. On Teigen's Instagram Stories, the Sports Illustrated swimsuit alum shared a tweet that mused about the allocation of resources toward the raids as opposed to feed or help people in need. Another post had an 'I [love] LA' logo in support of the city and its citizens amid the time of civil unrest. Another post implied Trump had deeply-political motives with the flurry of bold moves in Southern California. Teigen also linked to advertisement for an event called the No Kings mass protest on June 14 along with a link provided by organizers. The outspoken star, who is married to A-list singer John Legend, has had a complicated history of activism. She emerged as a prominent voice of opposition to Trump in his first term, repeatedly getting under the sitting president's skin. But some said Teigen had no room to virtue signal after it was revealed she had repeatedly encouraged a then-teen Courtney Stodden to take her own life in 2011. Another Teigen post had an 'I [love] LA' logo in support of the city and its citizens amid the time of civil unrest There were numerous flashpoints of violence in Southern California over the tension-packed weekend, the AP reported. In the city of Paramount,which is about 16 miles from downtown Los Angeles, there was a conflict between immigration officials and protesters close to a Home Depot. The hardware store was the epicenter of a skirmish after federal agents had erected a makeshift office for the Department of Homeland Security. Authorities unfurled tear gas, pepper balls, and explosives at protesters, who fought back with rocks and cement. The back-and-forth on the West Coast marked some of the area's most chaotic times since that riots that followed the verdicts for the police officers involved in the Rodney King case in April 1992. Immigration authorities had conducted sweeps Saturday near the aforementioned Home Depot, as well as in the fashion district section of Los Angeles, arresting more than 100 immigrants on Trump's order. Among those taken into custody included a the union leader, who was accused of impeding law-enforcement as he protested ICE's actions. In a statement, the White House said Trump would not hesitate to use the National Guard in an effort to address 'the lawlessness that has been allowed to fester,' but did not provide a specific timetable for such an action to occur. Newsom said via X that the president's words were 'purposefully inflammatory.'
7NEWS
10-06-2025
- Health
- 7NEWS
Best LED face mask for glowing skin: Why shoppers are switching in-clinic appointments for this celeb-approved ritual
LED face masks are all over the internet right now — and for good reason. Rather than heading into the clinic for an expensive treatment, shoppers are turning to at-home devices to achieve salon-worthy results, for a fraction of the cost. Offering solutions for many common skin concerns (think acne, hyperpigmentation and ageing), these futuristic-looking devices are loved and used by A-listers too. From Chrissy Teigen to the Kardashian sisters, hundreds of Hollywood stars swear by LED face masks for a glowing complexion on and off the red carpet. One mask offering smoother, clearer skin is Aussie-made Trudermal, home to the popular Glow LED mask, $599, with three different wavelengths; blue, red and near-infrared. Whether your aim is to keep breakouts at bay, soothe inflammation or encourage collagen production, this sought-after device can be used to help many skin concerns in as little as 10 minutes — all from the comfort of your couch. Always read the label and follow directions for use. While there are plenty of different masks on the market, Trudermal Glow is proving to be a popular choice among Aussie shoppers. 'Our Trudermal LED stands apart through its clinical-grade performance, custom-engineered design, and results-driven approach tailored for at-home use,' says Natasha Shalfoon, co-founder of Trudermal. 'Our devices optimise light delivery with three clinically proven wavelengths for ageing, acne, inflammation, and repair.' These are the three different wavelengths and the benefits of each: Blue light is known for its ability to neutralise acne-causing bacteria. Red light stimulates collagen. Near-infrared light can help to reduce inflammation. Designed to be used on clean skin after cleansing and moisturising, Trudermal's Glow mask can be easily fastened in place using the velco straps on either side. 'We have designed the masks to be flexible, with a full-face coverage that contours comfortably for maximum contact and efficacy,' says Natasha. Perfect for going hands-free, you can sit back and relax or whizz the vacuum around the house until the timer is complete, easily switching between different wavelengths with the remote control. Natasha recommends 'using the mask three times a week for six weeks,' before continuing with top-ups up to three times per week, especially if you have an upcoming event in the diary. Suitable for travelling too, you can even pop the LED mask back into the soft cloth bag and charge on the move (one charge is enough to power 10 treatments). Ideal for all skin types and conditions, it also comes with a 12-month warranty, so you'll always have peace of mind. In as little as 10 minutes, the LED Glow mask can help to soothe and calm the complexion, leaving you with hydrated, happy skin. The result? A radiant glow that even the celebs would envy. To shop the Trudermal LED Glow Mask, head to the website here. Always read the label and follow directions for use.
Daily Mail
09-06-2025
- Politics
- Daily Mail
Woke Hollywood stars unite to back fiery LA anti-ICE protests amid Trump's crackdown on illegal migrants
Eva Longoria and Chrissy Teigen were among the Hollywood stars speaking out on social media about the ongoing protests in Los Angeles over ICE raids ordered by President Donald Trump. Multiple stars took to platforms such as Instagram amid news Trump ordered 2000 troops with California 's National Guard to the area amid ongoing unrest, to the objection of California Governor Gavin Newsom. On her Instagram Stories, Longoria reposted a tweet from the Newsom in which he criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over his threat to deploy active-duty marines into the area to quell the resistance to Trump's policy. Newsom calling Hegseth's vows 'degranged behavior' while the Desperate Housewives star characterized it as 'Un-American.' Longoria, who has long been out outspoken about social issues also reposted a video from singer, Gloria Estefan, talking about the issue; a clip of a woma being separated her child from her child due to the raids; and a clip of a person advising citizens on their rights in pertinence to the issue. There were numerous flashpoints of violence in Southern California over the tension-packed weekend, the AP reported. In the city of Paramount,which is about 16 miles from downtown Los Angeles, there was a conflict between autohrities and protesters close to a Home Depot where federal agents had erected a makeshift office for the Department of Homeland Security. Authorities unfurled tear gas, pepper balls, and explosives at protesters, who fought back with rocks and cement in some of the area's most chaotic times since that riots that followed the verdicts in the police officers in the Rodney King case in April 1992.
Vogue
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue
What Is Hairline-Lowering Surgery? Experts Explain
Chrissy Teigen recently revealed that she's struggled with hair loss since giving birth to her first child in 2016. Teigen, now a mother of four, revealed her solution to fix the appearance of the obvious thinning on Instagram on May 23rd: hairline-lowering surgery. 'Hi friends! [A] lot of you have been wondering about my hospital pic which is very understandable as I gave no explanation lol. I had a hairline-lowering procedure,' she wrote in the post. 'Lost a lot in the front from babies and it's just very thin up there. When you see it on a carpet, it's ALWAYS extensions.' Pre- and postpartum hair loss is extremely common; the American Pregnancy Association says that it affects about 40% to 50% of mothers. Options to address the hair loss, if you so choose, include supplements or hair restoration treatments, as well as the more invasive hairline-lowering surgery. But you should look into the procedure before going under the knife. What is hairline-lowering surgery? Hairline-lowering surgery, also known as forehead reduction, is a cosmetic surgical procedure that shortens the forehead. To achieve this, Lesley Rabach, MD, board-certified facial surgeon and co-founder of LM Medical NYC, explains that a surgeon will advance the hairline forward towards the brows and remove the excess forehead skin. 'The main goal of a hairline lowering is to reduce the height of the forehead, which creates a more proportionate upper third of the face,' says Dr. Rabach. 'If we think about the horizontal face from the hairline to between the eyebrows, between the eyebrows to under the nose, and under the nose to the bottom of the chin, generally speaking, each section should be about a third [of the face]. If the hairline to the brow is larger than a third, the proportion can create an elongated upper third.' David Shafer, MD, FACS, double board-certified plastic surgeon and founder of Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue, agrees and says that you can think of the 4-finger method to determine if hairline-lowering surgery is something to consider. If you can fit four fingers between your hairline and the top of your brows, there may not be a need to move the hairline. If you can fit five or six fingers, he says this treatment is better suited for you if it's something you truly want. The Benefits Most—if not all—the benefits of getting hairline-lowering surgery are cosmetic. It's a relatively short surgical procedure, says Dr. Rabach, and can help balance proportions. Added cosmetic benefits to this treatment also include giving your eyes a more awake appearance and a more rejuvenated look overall, says Dr. Shafer. The Downsides Downsides are minimal if you're the ideal candidate (Dr. Rabach recommends it for those with already thick hair) for this treatment. Side effects include a mild headache for the first 24 hours post-surgery, but she says that extra-strength Tylenol should be enough to help calm that. Dr. Shafer adds that you might have to wear a light wrap around your head and ice your eyes until your checkup to help with any swelling and bruising around the eyes.
Metro
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Metro
Hollywood couple reveal plans to quit US for new life in London
A-list Hollywood couple John Legend and Chrissy Teigen are looking to swap Los Angeles for London in search of a 'colder place' to live. The music icon, 46, and TV presenter, 39, currently reside in Beverly Hills with their children Luna, nine, Miles, seven, Esti, two, and Wren, one. But they could be looking to make the big move across the pond after celebrating Christmas in London for the last couple of years. Legend opened up about how the family 'loves' the city, and would 'definitely consider' relocating to the UK. 'We love it here. Chrissy loves it, and the kids love it. We spent our last Christmas here, and two or three Christmases ago, we were here as well,' he told The Sun. 'We like to be in a colder place. We don't like to be in Los Angeles for Christmas. 'We always talk about the possibility of moving to New York or London. Those are two cities that we would definitely consider living in. We love walking cities.' It comes after the All Of Me hitmaker revealed his wife was looking to move from Los Angeles permanently over the risk of wildfires. Wildfires that ripped through the city earlier this year saw thousands of people displaced from their homes, 17,000 buildings destroyed, and at least 29 people killed. 'Every time nature shows its wrath, we wonder if it's time to head back east. Who knows?' he told The Wall Street Journal. He added: 'When the Sunset fire began to expand on January 9, the danger felt too close for comfort.' They wouldn't be the first major US celebs to move to the UK of late, with Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi relocating to the Cotswolds following President Donald Trump's re-election. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video American Ferrera and her family also revealed they had made the big move to the UK, while Sophie Turner also moved from the US back to the UK, saying she felt unsafe in the US. Comedian Rosie O'Donnell moved to Ireland with their child Clay following the US election, claiming the President 'has it out for her.' More Trending Sharing the news on TikTok, the 62-year-old raved about the 'loving, welcoming' reception she had been met with in her new home. Appearing on the Late Late Show, she explained: 'The President of the United States has it out for me and has for 20 years, when I told the truth about him on a program called The View – where it was my job to talk about pop culture, politics… 'I mentioned his bankruptcies, I mentioned all of the sexual assault charges and I mentioned that he was not, in fact, the businessman that everyone thinks he is because of the show, The Apprentice, where they sold a bunch of lies to America for over 10 years, and half of America believed it. 'He was very angry to say the least, and he hasn't let it go. And he uses me as a punchline whenever he feels the need.' Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: Justin Bieber sparks fresh concern over latest photos with baby son Jack MORE: Renee Zellweger, 56, forced to make rare statement about romance with British TV star, 46 MORE: Sean 'Diddy' Combs 'repeatedly sexually assaulted' his former assistant of 8 years
