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Hailee Steinfeld drops jaws in white-hot couture while living her best ‘wife life' on Maldives honeymoon with Josh Allen
Hailee Steinfeld drops jaws in white-hot couture while living her best ‘wife life' on Maldives honeymoon with Josh Allen

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Hailee Steinfeld drops jaws in white-hot couture while living her best ‘wife life' on Maldives honeymoon with Josh Allen

Hailee Steinfeld stunned in several Cult Gaia pieces as she celebrated her newlywed era in the Maldives with Josh Allen (Image via Beau Society) Hailee Steinfeld is utterly radiant, basking in the glow of her recent wedding ceremonies while vacationing in the vivid Maldives. The multi-talented actress and musician has captivated everyone with her astonishing collection of all-white ensembles, signaling a delightful new chapter in her life. Her fashion choices muse on a profound sense of contentment, as she effortlessly moves through her 'newlywed era' with unprecedented grace. Hailee Steinfeld wows in designer white looks on dreamy honeymoon with Josh Allen Hailee Steinfeld is scattering happiness, currently enjoying her honeymoon in the astonishing Maldives after recently tying the knot. The proficient actress and singer has been turning heads with her series of graceful white outfits, imprinting a beautiful new phase in her personal life. Her elegant selections convey deep joy and satisfaction as she glides through her "newlywed era" with remarkable grace. Steinfeld, known for her role in Sinners, quietly espoused last month with Josh Allen, a NFL player. The couple, who started their relationship in early 2023, became engaged in November 2024 and disclosed this happy news with fans just recently through charming matching Polaroid collages. Now, the Pitch Perfect star is fully submerged in her post-wedding bliss, soaking up the tropical sun in a parade of sophisticated, all-white resort wear. Recently among her social media shares, a striking image shows Steinfeld by the poolside, holding a Angel Margarita cocktail can of her own—a brand she co-founded. She's adorned in Cult Gaia's magnificent Mariana Gown, a strapless design crafted from silk charmeuse, featuring a dramatic cascade of ostrich feathers from the hip downwards. Her beauty look was equally captivating, boasting sculpted brows, precise taupe eyeshadow, defined cheekbones, a rosy blush, and a glossy mauve lip, complemented by a sleek blowout with slightly flipped ends that enhanced her features and flawless complexion. Another photograph disclosed her leaning against a vibrant red wall, radiating joy in Cult Gaia's artful Adilia Top and Sonoma Skirt. The halter-neck plissé top, priced at '$498,' displayed elegantly curved pleated satin and an open back, while the ankle-grazing skirt, at '$548,' mesmerized with its asymmetrical waistline, high leg slit, and exquisite ruching. This perfectly aligned set was both polished and subtly fascinating, proving an ideal selection for a honeymooning bride in a warm climate, firmly indicating that 'white is never boring when done right.' She captioned her shared photo carousel with her millions of followers, 'SUMMER TIIIME ,' drawing an outpouring of affectionate responses. Fellow celebrity Serena Williams commented, 'Love you,' while Nexxus hair care chimed in with, 'Best time of year.' Erica DuBois also joined the chorus, writing, 'Vibes on point! Summer love!.' Also Read: 'Strokes him like an adorable dog': Taylor Swift accused of controlling Travis Kelce in their headline-making romance Further slides in her post offered glimpses of idyllic beach and pool scenery, alongside refreshing tropical fruits and appetizing culinary delights, all while casually underscoring her ready-to-drink tequila brand, that she officially launched in February. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.

Ethos denies scamming, blames his procrastination for the entire issue 'Honestly I just messed up'
Ethos denies scamming, blames his procrastination for the entire issue 'Honestly I just messed up'

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Ethos denies scamming, blames his procrastination for the entire issue 'Honestly I just messed up'

(Image via YouTube/Ethos) Streamer Alan Ruan, popularly known as Ethos, recently faced some serious allegations coming from Miratisus. As per the accusation of misconduct, he failed to deliver promised rewards in the fan giveaway. Getting blamed for scamming moderators for hundreds of dollars, Ethos has finally responded, denying malicious intent and blaming his procrastination for this entire mishap. Here is all he said in his statement, including how his fans reacted to it. Ethos takes responsibility owning up to his failure In the detailed public statement, Alan Ruan response, confronting Ethos streamer controversy head-on, offered blunt self-assessment. He said, 'Honestly, I just messed up,' specifically citing his extreme laziness regarding stream-related tasks as the core reason for prolonged delays in the fulfillment of giveaway promises. While explaining why there were 3 winners and only 2 photo cards, he stated that the photo cards sat with his friends for months while he neglected to handle them. When the card was finally sent to Miratisus, a winner, it got returned by mail; Ethos admitted he failed to resend it promptly despite getting notified by him. He stated, 'that's completely my fault for being lazy.' He then vehemently denied any kind of malicious intent behind it, saying, "This wasn't some scheme - it was just me being irresponsible and procrastinating." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Indonesia: New Container Houses (Prices May Surprise You) Container House | Search ads Search Now Undo As proof that he was not lying, he added pictures of the photo cards and said, "here's proof that i still have both photos including mira's still in her envelope (someone please just take them from me they are so embarrassing for me to have in my house).' Ethos has now offered complete refunds to all affected winners, taking responsibility. As he said, the winners, for their gifted subscription costs that happened during relevant periods of June and July 2024, will be refunded the entire amount. Ethos fans react with criticism, shock, and support over his explanation The community response to the admission of Ethos to initial Miratisus allegations has been sharply divided. There are many who expressed profound anger and disappointment. While others appreciated him stepping up and taking accountability. One comment even dismissed the entire thing, saying, another Val drama. An X user on the post commented, "Honestly, it really shouldn't take a whole year to realize you were being lazy," criticizing his lack of priority given to the community that supports him. "As a streamer, pls prioritize your community," adding further. Some even mocked the entire situation while questioning the value of the giveaway. The comment read, "All this over a signed ethos Polaroid 😭😭😭" A user even joked about the timeline of this entire event. The comment read, "Bro took an entire pregnancy's length to go to the post office." Some fans even expressed their concerns for the well-being of Ethos, suggesting depression or burnout might be the factors for this mishap. Others, though, commended streamer accountability, adding, "thank you for holding yourself accountable regarding this ,, many wouldn't." Ethos, despite his statement, faces the challenge of regaining the trust back, and it's clearly visible in the divided fans' comments and their reactions. For now, while he has requested his supporters not to harass Miratisus, he still remains in hot water without the oversight of when this entire issue will be cleared. What sparked the allegation against Ethos? The entire controversy stems from the accusations made by Miratisus, the former moderator. She has alleged that Ethos failed to deliver her and other winners, promised photo cards, which were a part of giveaways held in June and July 2024. As per Miratisus claims, she spent €207 (approx. $242) on the gifted subscriptions in order to become July 2024's top gifter. She even confirmed directly from Ethos if she would be receiving the card. Despite the repeated follow-ups over many months, as per her claims, the card didn't arrive. It happened, even when Ethos stated in a Stream that he attempted to mail it in April 2025. It was further alleged by Miratisus that when Ethos mentioned that the package got returned to him, she paid him for the re-shipping but still received nothing. Quite crucially, Miratisus asserted that "Not one of the winners from either month received a single thing," estimating the entire value of the gift made by top winners to exceed a thousand dollars. Her core accusation stated that Ethos scammed her and his other mods for more than a thousand dollars. Ethos, though, denied the characterization and attributed it solely to his admitted procrastination. What's next for Ethos? While it might seem that refund offers Ethos a free pass, but whether it will mend his reputation fully remains uncertain. This entire situation serves as a cautionary tale for the content creators about the importance of timely follow-throughs, quite especially when a fan contribution remains involved. For now, the ball remains in Ethos's court to prove that it was just a one-time lapse in his judgment and not a pattern of neglect. With the dust settling after this fan giveaway scamming, the streaming community would be watching very closely to see how he would rebuild the lost fans' trust after Ethos photo cards issue. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.

'Cute' Instax camera that adds 'vintage charm' to your pics now just £70
'Cute' Instax camera that adds 'vintage charm' to your pics now just £70

Daily Record

time4 days ago

  • Daily Record

'Cute' Instax camera that adds 'vintage charm' to your pics now just £70

The Instax Mini 12 comes in five colours and holds a 4.6-star rating from over 8,600 reviews Instant photography continues to charm a new generation, offering a fun, physical alternative to the endless scroll of digital images. Among the most accessible and eye-catching options is the Fujifilm Instax Mini 12, a cheerful and compact instant camera now available at a discount. Currently priced at £69.99 on Amazon, down £10 from £79.99, the Instax Mini 12 comes in five different colourways, so there's a version for everyone. Whether you prefer Mint Green, Blossom Pink, Clay White, Lilac Purple, or Pastel Blue, the camera is designed for simplicity. Users just twist the lens to power on, twist further for Close-up mode, and you're ready to go. The camera is designed for simplicity:With automatic exposure and flash control, the Instax Mini 12 removes the guesswork from getting the perfect shot. A built-in selfie mirror helps with framing, while the five-second print speed ensures memories are captured and printed almost instantly. It uses standard Instax mini film and comes with two AA batteries, a wrist strap, and a user manual. If you're looking to compare, the KODAK Mini Shot 2 Retro 4Pass 2-in-1 Instant Camera and Photo Printer is available for £122.99 on the Amazon, while the Polaroid Go Instant Camera Gen 2 is listed at £79.99 on Polaroid's website. But for those drawn to instant prints with a playful design, the Instax Mini 12 remains a top choice, with users praising its ease of use and nostalgic results. One customer described the Mini 12 as 'an absolute delight,' praising its 'cute and ergonomic' design. They noted how easy it was to use, highlighting the intuitive twist controls and selfie-friendly features. They said: 'Even in low-light conditions, the camera performs admirably... the instant prints develop quickly and have a nostalgic charm that digital photos can't replicate.' Another user shared their positive experience buying the Mini 12 for a gift: 'My daughter absolutely loves it! The photo quality is exactly what you'd expect, classic Polaroid-style prints with that vintage, slightly imperfect charm.' However, not everyone was completely satisfied. One reviewer said, 'I was really excited about receiving this but I can't help but feel a little disappointed… Many of the photos didn't come out very well.' They added that the camera was still fun and easy to use, and hoped it would perform better in sunny holiday settings. They did mention the cost of film as a downside, calling it 'not the best value if you plan to take lots of photos.' Another buyer criticised the lack of included film: 'No idea how good the camera is because it does not come with any film… Might as well update the review when the film arrives.' While they acknowledged this is clearly stated in the listing, it was still a point of frustration. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. Others found the camera fulfilled long-standing nostalgia. One person wrote: 'I always wanted one of these when I was a child… I love the mirror on the front for selfies. Really easy to use. Great pictures and has an auto flash. Good value for money.' For spontaneous snapshots and on-the-spot fun, the Instax Mini 12 delivers a satisfying retro experience with minimal effort.

Han So-hee is coming to Hong Kong for her first fan meeting world tour
Han So-hee is coming to Hong Kong for her first fan meeting world tour

Time Out

time4 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time Out

Han So-hee is coming to Hong Kong for her first fan meeting world tour

Fans of popular Han So-hee will be glad to know that the popular South Korean actor is coming to town on her fan meeting world tour 'Xohee Loved Ones'. This marks the first time ever that Han is going around the world for the sole purpose of connecting with fans (nicknamed 'sosamos'). As seen in the event's tagline, 'You are sparkling treasures to me', Han is taking this as an opportunity to personally show her appreciation to her global fans. Attendees can expect a variety of thoughtfully curated special segments apart from the standard meet-and-greet, in which Han has promised to appear as her most genuine self. There will be group photo sessions, autographed Polaroid photos given out, a hi-touch event, and other activities that will give sosamos the opportunity to interact with the screen star on an intimate scale. Han has previously made appearances in Hong Kong before, but only for brand events, so if you're a fan and want to see her up close on home turf, then seize this chance. The fan meeting will take place on Saturday, September 6, at Go Park's AXA Dreamland. Tickets range from $888 to $1,688, and will go on sale at 11am on Monday, June 30.

Liam Payne features as guest judge in new music competition trailer
Liam Payne features as guest judge in new music competition trailer

Wales Online

time4 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Wales Online

Liam Payne features as guest judge in new music competition trailer

Liam Payne features as guest judge in new music competition trailer The late singer appeared in the series trailer for Building the Band, where he took on the role of a guest judge. Liam Payne (Image: Getty Images ) Former One Direction star Liam Payne has featured in a new Netflix trailer for a music competition series. The late singer appeared in the series trailer for Building the Band, where he took on the role of a guest judge. ‌ The star, best known for being one of the five former members of One Direction, died in October, aged 31, after falling from a third floor balcony at a hotel in Argentina. ‌ A post-mortem examination report said Payne died of multiple traumas and "internal and external haemorrhage" after falling from a balcony of the Casa Sur Hotel in Buenos Aires. Prior to his death he had filmed for the new competition series which has been described as a "music experiment" as 50 singers must form a band without seeing or meeting one another. Listening to each performance through individual booths, only six bands will make it out where they will then meet their fellow bandmates and faced with the obstacle of managing personalities, choreographies and style ahead of the live performances. Article continues below Payne appeared in the trailer as a guest judge alongside Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland, host AJ McClean, and mentor Nicole Scherzinger. In the trailer, he is seen giving feedback to the contestants and says: "I need to feel that connection between you guys." Payne was formed into One Direction in 2010, alongside Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan and Harry Styles, after they individually auditioned for The X Factor. ‌ They became one of the biggest pop groups in the world, with five albums and four world tours, until they went on indefinite hiatus in 2016. Payne went on to launch his solo career and released his debut solo album LP1 in December 2019. The album included the songs Polaroid with Lennon Stella and Jonas Blue, Strip That Down featuring Quavo, as well as the track For You with Rita Ora. Article continues below Building The Band will premiere on Netflix on July 9.

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