Teyana Taylor is still making public appearances despite all her divorce drama with Iman Shumpert ... and she's looking fine as usual.
The singer just showed up to do an interview on Jimmy Kimmel's talk show ... so it's clear she's unbothered by the nasty split.
Teyana's body is scorching hot here ... she's showing off her super toned abs, with nothing covering skin from her waist to her chest.
Normally, we would call this post-breakup hotness ... but, let's face it, Teyana has always looked like this ... so eat your heart out, Iman!!!
TMZ broke the story ... Teyana accused Iman of being a jealous spouse aggravated and annoyed by her Hollywood career, among other nasty claims.
Teyana was quietly divorcing him, but Iman revealed their full names in a recent court filing, exposing their split. As a result, she's disappointed and frustrated with him.
Despite the bad blood, Teyana's promoting her projects ... and it will be interesting to see if Jimmy asks her about the split.
Teyana’s got plenty in the works, with her new movie “The Book of Clarence” coming out in January. She’s also up for some awards for her work in the indie drama “A Thousand and One” … so there’s PLENTY to talk about with Jimmy.
Corporate America isn’t exactly known to be the world’s hottest catwalk, but that’s quickly changing with the rise of boardroom chic.
Pencil skirts, stiletto pumps and collared blouses, oh my — the more conservative look once reserved for a librarian is now winter’s sexiest attire.
Dubbed the “office siren,” the aesthetic is defined by neutral-colored pieces — made visually interesting with structured, form-fitting silhouettes or texture — paired with bold yet simple jewelry and pops of red with a handbag or long, painted-on coffin nails.
“She’s ’90s and 2000s Calvin Klein archive, Dolce & Gabbana, and Ralph Lauren,” Asia Bieuville, 22, said in a TikTok.
The fashion student added: “Everything she has is basic, but nothing she does is basic. She’ll wear a high neck, but she’ll put her hair inside the collar.”
In this rendition of the workplace wardrobe, the hallmark “corpcore” cubicle frump is swapped for sex appeal: A pencil skirt with a slit, an off-the-shoulder sweater, a generously unbuttoned Oxford, a sheer blouse.
The look is defined by a timeless wardrobe, with points of visual interest in accessories or clothing texture. tiktok/@asias.jpgBoardroom chic attire is the latest trend sweeping TikTok. tiktok/@asias.jpg
The “office siren” might even wear ugly-yet-cool Bayonetta glasses, which have been brought back from the early-aughts grave and rebranded as “geek chic” or “librariancore.”
The slender, nerdy specs, which dull the nonnegotiable hotness of the wearer — see: Bella Hadid and Julia Fox — have gone viral on TikTok and, subsequently, caused searches for the dated lenses to soar on popular resale site Depop, per British Vogue.
Paired with a bold, dark lip — hello, ’90s — the “office siren” is both timelessly en vogue and mystically sultry.
Julia Fox hits the streets wearing slender, nerdy specs that are all the rage. GC ImagesBella Hadid has also rocked sleek, chic glasses. GC Images
“We’ve often been told that women have to adapt to masculine codes to be respected and admired in the corporate world, but I think there’s another, more sensual and stylish way,” Bieuville told Who What Wear.
“The woman who represents this has ambition, likes to assume her sensuality and femininity, and doesn’t care about judgment. She proves herself through her actions. She’s Samantha Jones in ‘Sex and the City’: feminine, sexy and successful.”
Bieuville pointed to recent runway collections — such as Miu Miu’s FW23, Gucci Ancora SS24 and Tom Ford SS24, designed by the brand’s new creative director Peter Hawking — for “office siren” inspiration.
Bieuville highlighted Miu Miu’s FW23 collection as an “office siren” inspiration. Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
But there’s a fine line — a few buttons or inches of skin — between the mysterious allure of the “office siren” and dressing “inappropriately.”
“The corporate side is still very much present, but [the office siren] lifts it all up with a play on materials, and in the end, it’s quite a subtle balance,” she explained.
While only six episodes remain of Netflix’s long-reigning show “The Crown,” things are only just starting to heat up as the show gets ready to introduce the future Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton.
In a first look, Kate (played by Meg Bellamy) can be seen rocking a catwalk in a sheer dress during a 2002 fashion show at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.
Middleton and Prince William — who was in the audience that night — met freshman year at school.
Photos also show a flustered William (Ed McVey) speaking to his future wife.
Middleton and William would go on to announce their engagement on Nov. 16, 2010, and they got married at Westminster Abbey on April 29, 2011.
The future king and queen are now parents of Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5.
In a first look at the forthcoming season, Kate Middleton (played by Meg Bellamy) struts her stuff on a catwalk, leaving little left to the imagination as she rocks a thong, bra and sheer coverup. Justin Downing/NetflixA flustered-looking Prince William (Ed McVey) speaks to Kate. Keith Bernstein/NetflixThe future Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, walked the runway in real life in 2002. Shutterstock
According to the official description, the second part of “The Crown” Season 6 picks up as “Prince William tries to integrate back into life at Eton in the wake of his mother’s death as the monarchy has to ride the wave of public opinion.”
“As she reaches her Golden Jubilee, the queen reflects on the future of the monarchy with the marriage of Charles and Camilla and the beginnings of a new royal fairytale in William and Kate,” continues the description.
Imelda Staunton returns as Queen Elizabeth II one final time, alongside Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip, Luther Ford as Prince Harry, Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret, Dominic West as Prince Charles, Claudia Harrison as Princess Anne, Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker Bowles and Bertie Carvel as Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Other photos released by Netflix show newcomers Luther Ford and Ed McVey as Harry and William. Justin Downing/NetflixLesley Manville returns as Princess Margaret. Netflix
Elizabeth Debicki, who played Diana in the first four episodes of the season — which focus on the “relationship blossoming between Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed” — revealed that everyone involved with filming the death of the People’s Princess felt an “immense responsibility.”
“It’s difficult to describe. It was something that we thought about, that we carried with us, that woke us up in the night,” Debicki, 33, told “Entertainment Tonight” at the premiere.
“We tried our very best to do [the story] properly,” she said. “My message is just — thank you for sticking with the show, thank you for watching it. I hope that we give you what you need from it.”
Aitana Lopez is a vivacious, 25-year-old pink-haired model who has garnered a massive online following thanks to her stunning looks.
But there’s a catch: She isn’t real, although her income sure is.
The buxom babe is actually a bot dreamed up by Spanish designer Rubén Cruz, who uses artificial intelligence to help make thew animated model look as lifelike as possible.
Thanks to Aitana’s lusty online fans, the designer is now making a fortune, netting up to $10,900 per month.
“We did it so that we could make a better living and not be dependent on other people who have egos, who have manias, or who just want to make a lot of money by posing,” Rubén Cruz, told EuroNews.
The innovative designer is the founder of the AI model agency The Clueless.
Last summer, the idea to design Aitana came to Cruz after he struggled with the logistics of working with real-life influencers.
Now, a team from his AI agency meticulously curates Aitana and her life with the help of Photoshop, deciding what she’ll do, where she’ll go and which content to post — all without the hassle of working with human creators.
A team curates her entire life, looks and personality online. fit_aitana/InstagramVirtual models like Lopez are encroaching on the influencer market, with brands requesting their own AI models from The Clueless. fit_aitana/InstagramShe has successfully amassed an impressive Instagram following and posts on the subscription site Fanvue. fit_aitana/Instagram
People “follow lives, not images,” Cruz explained, so her creators were tasked to “tell a story” with her content, since she isn’t a real person.
“A lot of thought has gone into Aitana,” Cruz said. “We created her based on what society likes most. We thought about the tastes, hobbies and niches that have been trending in recent years.”
Aitana is billed as a Barcelona-based fitness influencer and gamer, who even has a star sign (she’s a Scorpio, for the record).
Aitana has amassed an Instagram following of 132,000, and Cruz and his team can now charge up to $1,000 for an advertisement featuring her image,
Fans also fork out money for sultry images of the busty bot on the subscription-based platform Fanvue — an OnlyFans rival that has an array of profiles featuring AI models.
She’s so eerily real that high profile celebrities will slide into her DMs, not realizing she’s computer-made.
“One day, a well-known Latin American actor texted to ask her out,” Cruz dished. “He had no idea Aitana didn’t exist.”
Due to Aitana’s massive success, the designers crafted a second model, Maia, who they described as “a little more shy.”
They have now received an influx of requests from brands who want their own AI models.
“They want to have an image that is not a real person and that represents their brand values, so that there are no continuity problems if they have to fire someone or can no longer count on them,” Cruz explained.
The companies can also cut costs by employing a virtual influencer, rather than people like mogul Kim Kardashian or TikToker Alix Earle, who are rumored to charge a pretty penny for brand deals.
The Clueless thinks their digitized strategy could lower market prices and provide smaller companies the opportunity to create ad campaigns they otherwise would not be able to afford.
If Aitana Lopez seems too good to be true, you’d be right — the stunner is actually an AI model.
While the agency’s models pander to societal beauty norms — which have been criticized for promoting unrealistic body standards and hyper-sexualizing women — Cruz argues that it’s necessary for the models’ success.
“If we don’t follow this aesthetic, brands won’t be interested,” he said. “To change this system, you have to change the vision of the brands. The world in general is sexualized.”
There are two extraordinary features to note about Channel 4’s new six-part drama series The Couple Next Door, which examines the combustible effects of a hot, swinging couple on a pair of conservative young things who move in next door. The first is that it succeeds in being sexy rather than cringemaking. This is vanishingly rare and comes courtesy of a clever, layered script that ties each of the narrative strands together perfectly and takes enough time to build every relationship within the foursome to allow what unfolds to feel plausible. Writer David Allison understands that even people destined to climb into bed with each other are capable of thinking and talking about other things while lust brews in the background, and cracking a few jokes along the way. I don’t know if this was present in the Dutch series New Neighbours, on which this is based, and Allison had the sense to keep it intact or if it’s all his own work but it is fantastically well done. There should be a special annual award for any creation that manages to deliver convincing spousal banter like Allison does here.
The second extraordinary point is the casting of Hugh Dennis as a stalker. Alan (Dennis) is obsessed with Becka, the more free-spirited of the hot swingers (played by Jessica de Gouw, coupling her innate credibility as a hot swinger with a nuanced portrait of a woman making the best of a life she never expected and which will soon take a turn for the worse). And it turns out that Dennis, after decades of providing gentle humour in roles playing on his unthreatening affability in the likes of Outnumbered and Not Going Out, is the perfect creep. Alan starts off as what you might call a bit of a saddo, but as his circumstances change and appetites grow, we watch with bated breath as his behaviour escalates and his mood darkens. It would be a brilliant performance even if its purveyor were not so unexpected, but the casting adds an extra touch of uncanniness to the whole.
The plot of The Couple Next Door is relatively slight. What if, it asks, you suddenly found yourself presented with a world of possibilities you never thought you would entertain? Strictly raised Christian schoolteacher Evie (Eleanor Tomlinson, modulating perfectly from innocence to wonder and, after a series of catalytic events, to rapacity) and husband Pete (Alfred Enoch, great as a man scrambling desperately after his wife as she runs towards possibilities whose ramifications she cannot appreciate) are the polar opposites of their new neighbours Becka and Danny (Sam Heughan, concentrating too hard on disguising his Scottish accent to match the fine-tuned performances of the rest). The latter are non-monogamous – there are a few clunky scenes in which they laboriously explain to us and their new friends how it all works – and both Pete and Evie’s eyes widen at the news, but not for quite the same reasons.
There are a couple of subplots, the main one hinging on Danny’s involvement with a corrupt local councillor who may be the key to a huge story Pete, a journalist, is working on for the local paper. But The Couple Next Door is all about the couples. What happens when feelings start getting in the way of fun? Unequal feelings, unreciprocated feelings, feelings stronger than love, love stronger than any other feeling? What is the difference between morality and successfully repressed natural desires? And what happens when they can’t be repressed any more?
As the sexual and other tensions – Alan, I’m looking at you and your growing malevolence and your poor wife (Kate Robbins) about to find your perverted little eyrie upstairs – grow, it also finds time for a sideways glance at modern masculinity (skinny Pete rolls his eyes as Evie teases him about Danny’s musclebound physique, but his apparent potency plays on their different vulnerabilities), the harm done by the prurience and judgment of others and whether – especially in the age of the internet – you can ever escape it.
It is time to transition your wardrobe into the cozy season with a winter-friendly find or two. Something with a sleeve. Something simple but special. Well, we've found it: a feminine, goes-with-everything, figure-flattering blouse. We're eyeing the smart, sexy, eminently wearable Miholl lace-sleeve top and it's down to $19, from $38 at Amazon for Cyber Monday.
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This versatile femme top is light and flattering, yet keeps you fully covered. You can get it in 42 colors and styles.
Tops that are pretty and affordable are tough to come by, but this one's both. At nearly 50% off, we haven't seen the price drop this low since May.
Why do I need this?
If you're not a big fan of showing off your arms, this top is for you: It has peekaboo lace sleeves, so your arms can be covered up but still breathe. It doesn't hug them, either — it's more of a romantic blouson sleeve — which gives a dramatic, slimming effect. More than 46,000 shoppers give it a perfect five-star rating.
The top itself is loose, but not so loose that you end up swimming in it. Available in sizes small to 2XL, it's designed to fit just a bit oversized, but it's still easy to tuck into jeans and pants. Best of all, it drapes in the most flattering way. Choose from 42 colors, and you'll be party-ready but still as comfy as you would be in your softest hang-at-home gear.
This flattering blouse hits the perfect balance of covered but still sexy. (Amazon)
What reviewers say
"I got the coral/pink and LOVED it," shared a delighted shopper. "So flattering despite my mom pooch. Just be mindful: Light colors may be see-through."
Another fan stated: "I have a big tummy so it’s difficult to find shirts and sweaters that are flattering for my body shape. When I had this top on my husband said, 'You look great! Have you lost weight?' I loved it so much I bought more in different colors."
Perhaps the best part (besides the price) is that it's the comfiest "dressy" top you'll have in your closet.
"I actually layered a long sleeve top underneath this, I prefer the extra warmth and it maintained its beautiful style," another pleased shopper reported. "This is lightweight and feels as though you could wear it any season, especially if you layer a sleeve top under it as I did, you can create some additional dimensionality if you wear a contrasting long-sleeve shirt underneath or go with the monochromatic look. Very versatile both seasonally and how you can style it up or down."
It also packs plenty of va-va-voom — at least, according to this shopper: "I like how thick this is, but it is still a little see-through. Great quality and feels sturdy. Arms feel so sexy!"
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Over 46,000 shoppers are fans of this pretty top for a reason!
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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Insignia's 24-inch TV is a popular choice thanks to its 1,080-pixel resolution and Fire TV capabilities — you can stream more than a million shows and movies. And now, the TV's already low price is even lower than before. The Alexa-equipped remote makes it easy to flip through channels using just your voice.
AirPods are easily the most popular earbuds on the market. If you've never tried them, now is the moment. Normally $129, this set is down to just 80 bucks for Black Friday. Find out why more than half a million (!) reviewers rave about these earbuds. Spoiler: incredible sound quality and a whopping 24 hours of battery life, plus impressive, easy-to-use features galore.
Made with 96.3% snail secretion filtrate (yep, really), this CosRx serum has become a viral favorite for its incredible effect on skin dullness and dryness. With over 44,000 rave reviews from verified shoppers, this formula has a massive fan base — many of whom rave about how hydrated and bright their skin feels after use.
Aside from their fab price (over 40% off!), we love the real-time power readout on the front of the case of these earbuds, making it so much easier than pulling out your phone and swiping to find out how much charge is left. The top number shows how much juice is in the case, while the two smaller indicators show readings for each bud. Pretty smart! But that's not their only innovative feature: These buds have everything you'd expect in a quality pair. On-ear controls let you answer calls, skip songs and activate Siri. They also have multiple sound modes to pick from. Nearly 8,000 five-star fans can't be wrong, right?
The a.m. "grind" doesn't have to be taken so literally, as in, having to grind your own coffee beans. Mornings are hectic enough as it is! With this compact Keurig, you'll be able to enjoy a freshly brewed cup of joe, no filters or coffee grinders required. Simply fill the reservoir with water, pop in the K-Cup of your choice, select the size of your cup and — presto — java will appear in your mug in under a minute. True to its name, this slim model also won't take up much counter space. We rarely see this model dip below $50, and if you're someone who enjoys a hot bev (or two) on a daily basis, it'll pay for itself with all the time it'll save you. We recommend snagging it while it's 50% off!
As sleek as your full-sized appliances, this versatile cooker air fries, bakes, broils, toasts and more. It's roomy enough to fit a 4-pound chicken, six slices of bread or a 12-inch pizza, and will make your crispy-crunchy dreams a reality in no time. Don't be surprised if you start using this more than your actual oven!
This No. 1 bestselling, TikTok-famous compact carpet cleaner packs a punch, especially considering it weighs less than 10 pounds! Its powerful suction can be used to remove stains not just from rugs, but furniture and even car upholstery, too. Plus, it comes with a self-cleaning hose tool and a bottle of Bissell's Spot & Stain with Febreeze. We haven't seen this viral cleaner priced much lower than it currently is in years (it was only a few bucks cheaper back in July for Prime Day) — and when you consider how much money it'll save you in professional cleaning bills (and replacement furniture), it'll pay for itself in just a few uses.
Want to get out the door on time in the morning? Meet your new best friend: This two-in-one straightening brush smooths hair while eliminating tangles, and reviewers say it takes way less time than using a flat iron. It also has six different heat settings to suit hair of all thicknesses and textures, and it's lightweight enough to stash in your bag on trips.
At just about half a pound, this topseller is like an ultra-lightweight extension of your arm — and what it lacks in heft, it certainly makes up for in dexterity. With this handy grabber tool, you'll be able to grasp hard-to-reach items above and below with ease. The durable metal rod extends as far as 32 inches for easy reaching and folds down for space-saving storage when not in use. Its rubber claws ensure a secure hold, and its grips are also equipped with magnets for lifting metallic items small and large.
With its 6-quart capacity, this gorgeous air fryer can hold enough food for five to seven people, yet its small footprint won't take up too much space on your counter. Its patent-pending TurboCrisp technology helps ensure quick, even cooking with that crunch factor we all crave (though you'll be able to cook with as much as 75% less fat than deep-frying). The user-friendly touchscreen lights up while in use and features time and temperature settings (from 90-400 degrees Fahrenheit), as well as four functions: Air Fry, Roast, Reheat and Dehydrate, the latter of which is a cool feature that isn't always included with air fryers.
If you get stressed when you're out and about and notice your phone's battery is at 13%, this portable charger duo is a must. They're slim and compact enough to keep stashed in your bag at all times, and each one has two USB ports for charging multiple devices at a time. Keep one for yourself and give one as a stocking stuffer ... or not! At 45% off, this is the cheapest we've seen this set since spring.
Crest Whitestrips rarely drop in price unless it's a big sales event, and as far as we can tell, they haven't been much cheaper all year. Brighter smile, here you come (and for 45% off!).
This No. 1 bestseller is over 60% off — one of its lowest prices ever — and comes with just about every type of blade a home cook could need. Henckels has been crafting quality knives for over a century, so you can rest assured they know what they're doing.
This multi-use hair tool rarely goes on sale, and while it's certainly not cheap, it's currently down to the lowest price we've ever seen. With attachments for curling, smoothing, shaping and more, it'll feel like you have your own little handheld salon.
Have a car full of fast food containers and crumpled tissues? We'd advise scooping up this No. 1 bestselling car trash can while it's on sale for a mere $6 — over 60% off!
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