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Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Baywatch actress Erika Eleniak, 55, began as a child star in E.T. and later modeled for Playboy... see her now
The actress Erika Eleniak looked unrecognizable when she was spotted in Los Angeles this week. The 55-year-old film and television star is best known for starring on Baywatch for three years, from 1989 to 1992. She played Shauni McLain, the original female lead in the show's first two seasons. Although Baywatch — which suffered the tragic loss of one of its stars earlier this year — was unloved by critics and was even canceled by its original network NBC after just one season, the David Hasselhoff–starring series managed to live on in syndication for ten more seasons. Before her stint on Baywatch, Erika made her film debut in Steven Spielberg 's E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial in 1982, and she later changed up her image as a Playboy Playmate later that decade. Now, more than four decades after she got her big break in Hollywood, takes a look at what Erika looks like now. The actress and one-time model was pictured out in Los Angeles this week as she took her adorable black-and-white dog for a walk. Erika looked worlds apart from the clean-cut blonde who previously graced television screens across the nation. The most obvious changes was the sleeves of tattoos on her arms running from under her T-shirt sleeves all the way to her hands. The ink was a striking departure from her Baywatch days, when she showed off plenty of unmarked skin. Erika's tattoos suited her casual outfit, which included a black graphic T-shirt featuring the fairy Tinker Bell from Disney's 1953 animated film Peter Pan. 'Faith, Trust and Pixie Dust,' it read, referencing a line from the movie. She kept the low-key vibe going with black cargo shorts that had a rainbow with pink, white and gray stripes running down one leg, and she matched the stripes with her pink slide sandals. The actress accessorized with a black leather hip bag and wore her shoulder-length blond hair parted down the middle and turned up at the ends. The actress and one-time model was pictured out in Los Angeles this week as she took her adorable black-and-white dog for a walk Erika explained how she changed up her appearance with tattoos during the most recent episode of the Still Here Hollywood podcast with Steve Kmetko. She revealed that she started her tattoos on her back sometime in her 'late 20s,' which would have been after her stint on Baywatch ended at the start of the third season. 'Every tattoo that I have is significant of something,' she said, citing on that had her mother's name for example. 'I love tattoos. I love that my body is a canvas to tell my stories,' she added. Erika was born in Glendale, California, to parents of Ukrainian, Estonian and German descent whose family had previously settled in Canada. She made a memorable star turn in feature films in 1982 when she was cast as a girl who kisses the film's child star, Henry Thomas, during a classroom scene in which he's psychically influenced by the eponymous alien. Her next film role was in 1983's Imps*, which only received a belated release in 2009. In 1987, she began appearing on television with guest roles on Silver Spoons, Still the Beaver and Boys Will Be Boys. She said she started her tattoos on her back in her 'late 20s,' after her stint on Baywatch. 'Every tattoo that I have is significant of something,' she said, citing on that had her mother's name for example. 'I love tattoos. I love that my body is a canvas to tell my stories,' she added After a multi-year absence, she returned to film to play one of the victims in 1988's gross-out remake of The Blob, which is now considered a science fiction horror cult classic. She followed it up with roles in bigger budget films, including the Steven Seagal action film Under Siege, the 1993 film adaptation of The Beverly Hillbillies, the 1995 rom-com A Pyromaniac's Love Story and the 1996 Tales From The Crypt spinoff film Bordello Of Blood. Her subsequent films in the late '90s, 2000s and 2020s were less frequent and were small-budget independent productions. Erika's most recently film was 2024's Lolipop Gang, in which she appeared as herself five years after her previous film role. As she was starting to appear in more high-profile films, she also had a three-episode run opposite Scott Baio on Charles In Charge in 1989 before beginning her stint on Baywatch. She appeared in the show's TV movie pilot Panic At Malibu Pier as Shauni McClain before joining the main cast for the first two seasons. Her character started up a relationship with Billy Warlock's character Eddie Kramer, and they married at the beginning of the third season and moved to Australia, ending her time on the series. The actors were also engaged in real life at one point. The beginning of her Baywatch career in 1989 coincided with her appearing on the cover of the July 1989 issue of Playboy Magazine Just before her stint on Baywatch, Erika appeared as a Playmate on the July 1989 cover of Playboy Magazine when her roommate, a model for the magazine, introduced her to its photo editor, who encouraged her to model 'I viewed it as a modeling job,' she clarified on Still Here Hollywood, and she stressed that she always considered herself 'an actress who did Playboy,' rather than a real Playmate The beginning of her Baywatch career in 1989 coincided with her appearing on the cover of the July 1989 issue of Playboy Magazine. Just before her stint on Baywatch, Erika appeared as a Playmate on the July 1989 cover of Playboy Magazine when her roommate, a model for the magazine, introduced her to its photo editor, who encouraged her to model. Erika said she became known as 'the difficult' Playmate in the late '80s because she found shooting for the magazine uncomfortable and bristled at ideas from photographers. 'I viewed it as a modeling job,' she clarified on Still Here Hollywood, and she stressed that she always considered herself 'an actress who did Playboy,' rather than a real Playmate. Erika later married the bodybuilder Philip Golgia in 1998, but they divorced after just six months. In the early 2000s she began dating the film worker Roch Daigle, and they moved to Calgary, Canada, before tying the knot in 2005 and later welcoming a daughter together. Erika's most recent project was narrating an eight-episode podcast series, The Murder Years, from last year, according to IMDb.


Time of India
18-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
How to Get Pixie Dust Orbs in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Image via Gameloft In Disney Dreamlight Valley, magic plays a significant role in shaping the gameplay experience, from character development to story progression. However, the most delightful item that you will pass through is the Pixie Dust Orb. The glowing orbs are very pretty to look at, and they are often bound up with different quests and magical upgrades. But finding them is not always an easy part. Whether you are exploring a mystical biome or helping a fairy pal, getting a Pixie Dust Orb takes a bit of know-how. Here is a simple walkthrough to help you track the Pixie Dust Orbs. Where to find Pixie Dust Orbs in Disney Dreamlight Valley Catch the Pixie Dust Orbs in the Village - Disney Dreamlight Valley Collecting Pixie Dust Orbs involves players more than just luck. Here's how to make sure you are on the right path: 1. Complete key character quests. Pixie Dust Orbs are connected mostly with the questlines of characters with fairy or magic-related themes, mostly Tinker Bell (added in the update, A Rift in Time). Unlock Tinker Bell by advancing through the Eternity Isle storyline. Complete the introduction and second quest. These usually involve nature-based tasks, magic, and little memorable parts. Upon completion, she will reward you with the first Pixie Dust Orb. 2. Explore Eternity Isle and glittering dunes. Some orbs are hidden in specific locations, like shimmering with fairy energy. Search up for sparkling dig spots in Eternity Isle, especially near glowing plants or magical pools. Search inside fairy-themed caves or structures unlocked during quests. 3. Crafting Pixie Dust Orbs As you progress later in the game, you may gain access to recipes allowing you to craft Pixie Dust Orbs using Pixie Dust—Often obtained from Tinker Bell's daily discussions or as a reward Dream Shards—Found while removing Night Thorns Crystal Flowers—Located near the Glittering Dunes 4. Join seasonal rewards Limited-time events often include Pixie Dust Orbs as part of the reward track. Collect tokens or points to unlock special reward tracks. Obtaining Pixie Dust Orbs in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a combination of quest development, exploration, and crafting. When the events occur, it is recommended to focus on the character missions (such as those concerning Tinker Bell) and remain busy, and you are much more likely to gather these magical items. Be patient, careful, and attentive to obtain the amount of the Pixie Dust Orbs and improve your gaming activities and access the full potential of your magical adventures. Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here
Yahoo
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Royal Caribbean picks iconic godmother; Virgin Voyages faces issue
Royal Caribbean picks iconic godmother; Virgin Voyages faces issue originally appeared on Come Cruise With Me. Being selected as a cruise ship's godmother (or godfather) is a great honor — one that's historically been bestowed upon influential women from royalty and Hollywood stars to athletes and inspiring activists, and even Tinker Bell. Rooted in maritime tradition, the appointment of a cruise ship's honorary godmother is a meaning-filled practice that's central to the launch of every ship. Becoming a cruise ship's godmother doesn't require a big commitment, but it's a special role.A cruise ship's godparent participates in the ceremony to officially name and christen the vessel. During the naming ceremony, the godparent traditionally breaks a bottle of Champagne over the ship's bow to bless the new vessel with good luck and protection for all who sail on her. For Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, this christening act was performed by soccer superstar Lionel Messi. Now, a music icon has been selected to fill the important role for its sister ship, Star of the Seas. Doug Parker shared details on Royal Caribbean's newest cruise ship godmother, and other cruise news including mechanical troubles impacting Virgin Voyages' sailings, on the June 6th edition of Cruise News This is Cruise News Today with Doug Parker. Good morning, here's your cruise news for Friday, June 6th. Virgin Voyages is adjusting the itinerary for Valiant Lady just right before departure, actually. Today's sailing of the Dominican Daze cruise will now skip Puerto Plata and instead call on Grand Turk due to engine maintenance. The arrival time in Bimini, Bahamas has also moved up an hour. Virgin says there's no compensation plan, but new excursions are being offered for Grand Turk. The change follows a recent onboard power outage that happened last Thursday, raising concerns about ongoing mechanical issues with the Caribbean has named music legend Diana Ross as godmother of its newest ship, Star of Seas, set to debut in August. The ship, part of the line's Icon Class, will sail from Port Canaveral and feature destinations like CocoCay in The Bahamas. Ross will christen the ship in the Aqua Theater on the back of the vessel, continuing the maritime tradition of blessing the ship and its passengers. Star of the Seas promises family-focused vacations with eight themed neighborhoods, a water park, pools, entertainment, and over 40 dining Holland America Line is setting itself apart in a new Caribbean campaign by focusing on what it doesn't offer. The 'Refreshingly Free' marketing campaign highlights the absence of amusement parks, massive crowds, and oversized ships, touting more of the mid-sized vessels, fewer guests, and relaxed atmosphere. Holland America is pitching itself for Caribbean cruise passengers who want to slow down and savor the the photo of the week comes from Daniel: Carnival Venezia leaving New York City. What a great photo here, Daniel. You can send yours in photos@ It's a little rocky here on the you have a lead on a story, let us know. Tips@ Have yourself a great weekend. Aboard Carnival Luminosa heading to southeast Alaska. I'm Doug Parker with Cruise News Today. Take care. This story was originally reported by Come Cruise With Me on Jun 6, 2025, where it first appeared.


Time Out
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Disney is opening a pop-up store in London this summer
It's time to rally up the kids and Disney adults in your life – a Disney pop-up shop is coming to west London. The limited-time store will launch in June at Westfield White City. For the release of the new live-action movie, it'll be full of exclusive 'Lilo and Stitch' themed merch. Alongside that, it'll feature Disney Store's newest summer collection, with towels, swimwear and apparel up for grabs. Besides all that, you can expect daily 'opening ceremonies', sculpted icons of beloved Disney characters and immersive in-store designs featuring Tinker Bell from 'Peter Pan'. It's also been promised that the launch will be marked with a 'special magical moment for guests', but details are still being kept under wraps for now. Enda Kelly, VP of Disney Store, said: 'We look forward to welcoming fans of all ages to step into a world of wonder, play, and magical moments this June. Westfield welcomes over 27 million visitors each year at White City and we hope to bring everyone from first-time visitors to our dedicated fans a chance to experience Disney's magic.' If you miss out on the pop-up, there's always the Disney Store on Oxford Street, which is open year-round with three whole floors of Disney-themed delights.
Yahoo
08-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Jon Stewart Destroys Conservatives With A Page Out Of Trump's Book
'Daily Show' host Jon Stewart on Monday took down conservatives for continuing to praise President Donald Trump amid economic chaos fueled by his tariffs. 'Their best argument so far for any of this is the same one that we got about Tinker Bell being able to fly: you have to believe,' he declared. Stewart turned to a supercut of right-wing figures arguing that people shouldn't 'panic' as stocks continue to dip on Wall Street. 'Luckily, we have a businessman in the White House right now,' said Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) in an appearance on Fox Business. 'The president did write the book, 'The Art of the Deal,'' said Kevin Hassett, director of the National Economic Council, in an interview on Fox News. 'Trump is a master negotiator and he knows the art of the deal,' said Stephen Moore, a former Trump 2016 campaign adviser and an economist at The Heritage Foundation. Stewart swiftly questioned Republicans for insisting Americans 'trust' Trump by bringing out a copy of 'The Art of the Deal' and flipping to chapter nine. 'It's about how smart Trump is about his casino in Atlantic City.′ Oh, oh, 'I built the casino in Atlantic City, I'm a business genius.' Whatever happened to the casino, Donald?' said Stewart of the Trump Plaza hotel and casino, which opened roughly three years before the publication of his 1987 book. Stewart then played a clip of the building's implosion in 2021 as the 'Daily Show' crowd cheered. 'Trust me,' he quipped. Check out Stewart's Monday monologue on 'The Daily Show.' 'Daily Show' Flips Trump's Unhinged Tariff Metaphor Into A Perfect Punchline 'We're F**king Dying!': Stephen Colbert Begs The 'Deep State' To Stop Trump Trump Hightailed It To Golf Tournament For Just 1 Reason, Seth Meyers Says