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The Verge
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Verge
I need your help for Installer!
Posted Jul 10, 2025 at 3:22 PM UTC I need your help for Installer! With David officially on parental leave, I'm putting together my first edition of the Installer newsletter for this weekend and I want to know what you're into right now. What are you reading / watching / playing / going down a deep rabbit hole about? Tell me in the comments so I can include it! (And subscribe to Installer!)
Daily Mail
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Man spends two days looking for his lost waller, but can you see it?
A frustrated social media user spent two full days searching for his missing wallet... only to discover it was right in front of his eyes the entire time. Sharing a bathroom photo where the cash holder went missing on Reddit, the snap quickly went viral as the Internet obsessively tried to spot the camouflaged item. At first glance, the image shows a perfectly ordinary bathroom, with some people calling the photo one of the best optical illusions they've seen in months while others spotted the wallet on the floor in seconds. Reddit users dove into the challenge - with many admitting they had absolutely no clue what they were even supposed to be looking for and had the caption not mentioned a wallet they'd have been stumped. One person said: 'If you didn't say this, I would've never understood this photo,' one person confessed. Another joked: 'As a dude, most of our wallets are just big black squares, so it's immediately where my mind went.' One said: 'I literally didn't register that it was supposed to look like the floor pattern until I got to the comments. I was so confused. Others claimed they'd never have spotted it: 'If I walked in that bathroom, I'd probably never see it,' wrote one. 'You'd probably step on it and find it immediately,' another added. 'Oh so that's where I lost my wallet five years ago…'
The Sun
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
My sister wants to wear a Bridgerton-style dress to my wedding – I think it's ‘too white', others say I'm overreacting
YOUR wedding day is meant to be one of the biggest and happiest days of your life. But things were left up in the air for one bride-to-be after her sister shared the dress she planned on wearing to the celebration. 2 Posting on Reddit, the bride explained that she had asked the female members of her family to wear blue, so they could collectively be her 'something blue'. But when her 19-year-old sister wanted to wear a pastel blue dress she wasn't sure what to make of it. "Am I being a bridezilla for thinking this is too bridal/not on the mark?" She asked fellow Reddit users after showing a picture of the garment. Although the dress was pale blue, it could easily look white under certain light. Not only that, but the dress featured a white strip down the front, which many thought pushed the boundaries. "I thought this was a wedding dress at first," one person commented on the post. A second agreed: "It looks more white than blue. I would suggest a better colour, material, and style. The material looks heavy too." "That's nuts, it's obviously bridal, put your foot down," a third wrote. Another comment read: "Is she a Bridgerton? Yeah, I can see why you don't like it is is very pale." And someone replied with a reference to the hit Netflix show: "Scrolled way too far for this haha. Immediately when I saw it, in my head I heard 'DAPHEEEEE, YOU MUST MAKE HASTE!' Meanwhile, others were more concerned by the style of the dress than the colour, as some slammed the dress as "matronly." Laura Nolan says 'yes to the Dress' One joked: "Is she trying to look like she lives in 1800's London?" "It looks like a set piece from Downton Abbey or Bridgerton," a second slammed. "Tell her she can wear that dress on the prairie when she helps John-Boy with the potato crop," someone else chimed in. But others thought the dress was even worse than that. "I think it looks like a panty liner, with the absorbent strip down the centre. What an unfortunate dress," one said. Wedding Guest Outfit Etiquette If you're struggling to decided on a dress to see you through wedding season, here's a few rules on what not to wear so you don't get in trouble. Folklore says that wearing red at a wedding means you slept with the groom. Casual attire like jeans and flip flops should always be avoided. Any colour that could be picked up as white or cream - even if it's not. Most would agree that your cleavage needs to be covered. Wearing white is a massive no-no if you're not the bride. And another thought it looked more like toilet paper as they commented: "I'm sorry but that's the ugliest dress I've ever seen. It looks like crumpled up toilet paper. Tell her no." After the responses, the bride decided to confront her sister over the dress, and luckily she agreed to ditch it. "I told her it would likely photograph super light during the day and offered to pay for another dress she would like to wear," she explained. The bride was praised for putting her foot down by many of the Reddit users. One said: "Good for you, it's your day and you shouldn't have to compromise." "There are so many better dresses, help her pick something," another suggested. Wedding makeup do's and dont's Paige Williams, Founder & CEO of the iconic makeup brand shared her tips. DO: Go timeless over trendy We all love a trend babe, but for your wedding day? Let's keep it classic. Think soft glam, radiant skin, neutral tones with a pop of sparkle - You want to look back in ten years and still be obsessed with your glam. Classic never goes out of style. DON'T: Try something totally new Your wedding day is not the time to switch it up with neon liner or completely new brows babe. You want to feel like you, just the most elevated, glowing version. Stick to what you know makes you feel confident and gorgeous. DO: Prioritise long-wear formulas Your wedding is a marathon, not a sprint. You're not just walking down the aisle, you're dancing, hugging, crying, and posing all day long. You need makeup that's in it for the long haul. Go for waterproof, transfer-proof & cry-proof products. Your face needs to slay from 'I do' to the last dance and be able to handle those happy tears. DON'T: Overload your base Babes, less is more. You want coverage, not cake. Go for that breathable, buildable base that lets your real skin glow through. You're aiming for flawless, not flat. Trust me, your photos will thank you. DO: Book a trial Non-negotiable. Whether you're DIY-ing your glam or booking a MUA, a trial is your makeup dress rehearsal. Test it in daylight, take selfies, wear it for hours. It's the only way to know it'll hit just right on the day. DON'T: Forget your neck & chest Don't stop the glam at your jawline, babe. Blend that foundation, bronzer and glow down to your neck and chest, we're going for seamless, snatched and sculpted from every angle. You're the main event, let it show.
Yahoo
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Tell Us Little Things People Do That Tell You They're A Secretly Gross Person
There are lots of tiny things people do that might signal to you that they're secretly a pretty gross person. For example, you might consider it to be a huge indicator that someone doesn't have the best hygiene if they eat off the fork that they just let their dog eat from. Related: What Mythical Creature Are You? Build A Custom Home To Find Out! Or perhaps hearing that someone changes their bathing towel only once a month makes you gag. Related: Most People Can't Ace This US Geography Good Luck! Or you might sometimes see people walking barefoot in their driveway or even in the park, and to you that's a HUGE red flag. Or maybe it's the opposite and when you go over to someone's home and see that they wear their shoes all around the house, in every room, you just know they must have other gross behaviors. Whatever it is, tell us the little behaviors that let you know someone is secretly a gross person. Share in the comments or use the anonymous form below: Also in Community: Your McDonald's UK Order Will Reveal The Perfect Summer Activity For You Also in Community: Make A Really, Really, Really Pretty Disney Princess Dress And I'll Let You Know Your Ideal Home Design Style Also in Community: I'm Sorry, But Every American Should Be Able To Pass This Basic-Level US States Quiz
Phone Arena
19-06-2025
- General
- Phone Arena
Introducing Comment Following
Gone are the days of manually checking back for updates. With this new functionality, you'll be notified directly in your personal notification center whenever someone adds to the conversation on an article you're interested in. How it works: Simply click the "Follow" button at the top of the comments section to be notified when someone posts a new comment on the article. You must be logged in as a member to access this feature. If you don't already have an account, you will be prompted to create one for free once you click on the 'Follow' button. You can then see all of your alerts by clicking the bell icon in the top right corner of the website. You can also see and manage all the threads you follow in the 'Threads' tab in your profile. You must be logged in as a member to access this feature. If you don't already have an account, you will be prompted to create one for free once you click on the 'Follow' button. You can then see all of your alerts by clicking the bell icon in the top right corner of the can also see and manage all the threads you follow in the 'Threads' tab in your profile. We hope this feature will give you the opportunity to be more connected with the community and drive deeper conversations. Give it a try on your favorite articles today! Grab Surfshark VPN now at more than 50% off and with 3 extra months for free! Secure your connection now at a bargain price! We may earn a commission if you make a purchase Check Out The Offer We're excited to announce a new feature designed to help you stay even more connected with the community! You can now follow the comment section of any article and get notified when a new comment is posted.
