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Daily Record
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Primark's £14 floral mini dress will be 'perfect for holidays'
The trendy pattern has caught attention online as being ideal for the warm summer weather People have been planning a trip to Primark after seeing an outfit that has been called a 'perfect holiday dress'. And, to make things even better, it costs less than £20, making the stylish piece something very affordable for anyone who's due a summer wardrobe refresh. The Hibiscus Strappy Mini Dress features two bold flowers against a solid black or white background. Each option costs just £14 and can be picked up in store only at the moment. Bosses at the fashion chain added: "Big plans? This mini's got you covered. This strappy mini dress comes in classic white with bold pink hibiscus prints that pop against the fabric — one sitting proudly on the bodice and another blooming near the hem. "Designed with a clean square neckline and slender straps, it's chic, stylish and ready to take centre stage in your wardrobe. Pair it with sandals for daytime plans or swap them for a stiletto when you want to dance all night long." The Primark website does offer shopper the availability tool to check if their preferred style and size will be in stock at their local branch of the discount fashion store.. Sizes range from XXS to XXL, which works out in traditional dress sizes as a range between a 4 and 24. People were quick to comment on the dress when it was showcased online by TikTok user Orla ( @orlanoone). While showing off both versions of the dress, she wrote: "New in Primark. Perfect for holidays". One said: " I really want to try this!" Another added: "The floral is so stunning!" A third wrote: "They'd be lovely on holiday." In the comments, there were a few complaints about the short dress not being to everyone's taste - but they loved the pattern. Someone put: "If only its was maxi!" And another added: "Wish it was a bit longer!" Well, to make sure most fans are catered to, Primark also offers the same style in a £20 co-ord that features a mesh vest top (£8) and a maxi-length skirt (£12). At the time of writing, it's only showing online in the black and red version but videos on TIkTok show that there is a white and pink version available. Making this two seperate pieces, shoppers can buy the whole set or mix and match to suit their taste. Some suggested pairing the top with a casual part of denim shorts and others were planning to wear a plain top to help the bold floral skirt stand out more. In other Primark news, people have been planning for summer and stocking up on lots of budget essentials. One of our shopping writers found five stunning Primark summer outfits that all cost under £30 each. The top picks include sunshine-coloured dresses to retro-inspired festival wear. The guide is ideal for someone planning a wardrobe refresh that won't drain their savings.
Newsweek
08-07-2025
- General
- Newsweek
Woman Stops To Stroke 'Random Cat'—Then Things Take Unexpected Turn
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A woman has gone viral on TikTok after stopping to stroke a black and white cat on the street—only to find herself unexpectedly pinned in place when the feline jumped into her lap. The TikTok, posted by the user @groupchatgetaway, shows the woman crouching on the sidewalk to pet the cat, who clearly enjoys the attention. The video quickly took off, racking up 1.7 million views and over 199,000 likes. "When stroking a random cat in the street takes a sudden turn," reads the on-screen text as the cat hops up and makes themselves at home in her lap. "Yup stuck here forever now," she added, as the friendly feline settled in, leaving her stuck in an awkward squatting position. She captioned the video: "Friendliest cat ever." While the clip is undeniably adorable, there's actually science behind the cat's behavior. According to Sheba's guide, when a cat chooses to sit in your lap, it's a strong sign of trust and affection. The warmth and closeness help them feel safe, and the behavior can even be a way of showing ownership—yes, they might be claiming you. But should you always stroke cats you meet on the street? PetMD advises caution. While many cats enjoy social interaction, it's best to let them approach you first, watch their body language, and avoid petting areas they might find uncomfortable. Street cats may also carry unknown health risks or simply not be in the mood for human interaction. Fortunately for this TikToker, this particular cat was very much in the mood—for cuddles, attention, and perhaps some emotional support squats. A stock image showing a black and white tuxedo cat. A stock image showing a black and white tuxedo cat. Dejan Ruzic/iStock / Getty Images Plus Viewers flooded the comments with relatable reactions and cat facts. "This is why you do squats, to prepare for this situation," joked one user. "Tuxedo cats are often really loving and clingy (especially the boys)," noted another commenter. "Boss: why are you late?! Uhmm well there was an emergency, meanwhile the emergency," quipped a viewer, referencing the cozy cat. "I love meeting random cats. It makes my day too," said John Hall. "My first cat did this when I went to the shelter to pick one... I felt I had no choice but we spent 13 years together," one user reminisced. And another user added: "It's illegal to move now." Newsweek reached out to@groupchatgetaway for comment via TIkTok. We could not verify the details of the case. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.
New York Post
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Disney cruise passenger recalls ‘loud' sounds they heard when young girl fell off ship before hero dad dove in to save her
A Disney cruise passenger described the harrowing sound made when a young girl fell off the ship and smacked into the ocean before her father bravely dove in and saved her. The passenger, named Chandler, recalled the frightening screams and the moment the girl hit the water, which she said sounded 'nothing like if you jump into a pool.' 'There was some kind of commotion,' Chandler told People magazine. 3 A passenger on board the Disney Dream cruise ship is describing the moment a father and daughter went overboard Noe-Ayala875/TikTok 'Then this awful scream from what I assume is the mother and then this massive splash,' she continued. 'It sounded like hitting pavement, nothing like if you jump into a pool, it was so loud.' The girl fell from the fourth deck of the Disney Dream ship on Sunday as they traveled between Nassau and Grand Bahama Island, according to the Disney Dream Cruise Ship Facebook Group. A man identified as her father immediately jumped in after her and treaded water for 20 minutes until one of the cruise ship's rescue boat arrived. Video posted to TIkTok by Chandler shows the dramatic moment the crew members pulled the pair to safety. 3 A man identified as her father immediately jumped in after her and treaded water for 20 minutes until one of the cruise ship's rescue boat arrived. NoeAyala32/TikTok 3 Both passengers were safely returned to the ship, and no injuries were reported. CMD-91/TikTok It's not exactly clear how the child fell, however one witness recounted the 'horrific' scene to NBC News, saying the child fell from a railing. 'She was sitting on the rail, and he wanted to take a picture, and she fell off,' Gar Frantz told the outlet. 'We were just on that deck. And then you saw them throwing, like, life jackets over the sides and stuff.'
Newsweek
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Tears as Baby Ducks Muster the Courage To Join Their Mom in the Water
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A group of ducklings launching themselves off a Manhattan pier to join their mother in the Hudson River has captured hearts across the internet. Abby Decter (@abbydecter), 28, a publicist from New York City, shared heartwarming footage of around 10 ducklings taking the plunge from the West Side Highway in Tribeca. The video shows the tiny birds bravely hopping off the edge one by one, following their mom into the water below. As they leap, bystanders gasp, clap and cheer. The video garnered 3.6 million likes and 20.7 million views on TIkTok. "The feeling was electric everyone just stopped what they were doing to watch. [It was] just one of those moments where everyone comes together," Decter told Newsweek. A split image showing the ducklings jump off the pier to join their mom. A split image showing the ducklings jump off the pier to join their mom. @abbydecter/@abbydecter In the video, a woman shouts, "Go go go," as more ducklings muster the courage to jump. Eventually, just two remain. One jumps, leaving the last little one hesitating—until it finally takes the leap, prompting a wave of cheers from the crowd. Ducks are surprisingly common in New York City, especially along the rivers and in parks like Central Park and Prospect Park. Several species including mallards, wood ducks, and mergansers can be spotted in the city's waterways year-round, according to Birding Around NYC. Ducklings are typically born in spring and early summer, when mothers often lead their broods to water shortly after hatching—a risky journey that sometimes includes navigating urban obstacles like busy streets and piers. TikTokers were quick to turn emotional over the duckling footage, chiming in with comments that ranged from heartwarming to hilarious. "For anyone who identifies with the 'last duck,' you got this. They all got in the water safely, and everyone's timing is different and their progress is NOT less valid," said one user. "We don't want war, all of us just want to watch baby ducks," said another. "I'm so proud of them," said Mario. "They're so tiny and brave," said Cali. "They're so tiny and brave," echoed another viewer. "Queue 'Let's Go Girls!' by Shania Twain," joked another user. "You already know the first one to jump was the oldest sibling. Terrified AF on the inside, but put on a brave face, because... well, somebody had to show the younger ones it would all be okay," shared another. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.
New York Post
17-06-2025
- Business
- New York Post
Amazon makes drastic change to this year's Prime Day that will benefit bargain shoppers
Here's a primer on the upcoming Amazon deals. Amazon's Prime Day is about to get even bigger — and bargain hunters will soon have a whole lot more time to score incredible deals. For the first time, Amazon is extending its highly anticipated shopping event from two days to four. Amazon Prime Day deals will now be offered for four days this summer. TIkTok/@amazon The 2025 Prime Day will begin at 12:01 am PDT on July 8 and run through July 11. This is the event's first change since 2017, when the annual summer sale increased from one day to two. Amazon's Prime Day has long been a fan favorite for online shoppers with its steep discounts on everything from high-tech gadgets to household essentials. No matter what you're stocking up for, with more days to shop and an even broader selection, shoppers are sure to find something they want for cheap. This year's sale kicks off on July 8. Christopher Sadowski 'With an extended 4-day event, our Prime members will have more time and flexibility to conveniently shop, while enjoying exclusive deals and incredible savings,' an Amazon spokesperson told the Daily Mail. The move comes at a time when inflation and economic uncertainty have made consumers more likely to pinch their pennies. The extended day sale will allow customers to take their time before pulling the trigger on a major buy. TIkTok/@amazon Having more time to pull the trigger on an Amazon purchase allows shoppers to take a strategic approach to their purchases. And extending the sale isn't the only change Amazon has announced for this sale. This year's Prime Day will introduce 'Today's Big Deals,' a daily themed deal drop that features some of the event's most exciting savings. Shoppers can expect exclusive discounts on items in all categories that Amazon sells, with new deals launching daily at midnight PDT. The event that takes place across 20 countries, including the U.S., the UK, Germany, Japan, and Australia — is only for Prime members. This is a situation where, sometimes, an annual fee ends up saving you money in the long run. This year, Amazon is upping its game with new AI-powered shopping tools that make it easier than ever to track deals. Prime members can use Amazon's generative AI assistant, Rufus, to find personalized recommendations based on their shopping interests. Whether you're an Amazon veteran or a newcomer, Prime Day 2025 promises to be one for the books — the only product they used to sell.
