Those broken-heart best friend necklaces included, any jewellery that celebrates friendship seems to come with a kitschy reputation. Also featuring in said category: those friendship bracelets we spent our teen years tying onto our wrists and chunky, childhood friendship rings.
You may have moved on from the aesthetic, but the sentiment of cementing a bond with a friendship necklace still remains strong. Why wouldn't you want to shout about a brilliant friend or treat a pal who has been there for you during tough times?
Certain nail trends come in and out of style, while others, like French tip nail designs, remain timeless. And it’s easy to see why – elegant and understated, the classic French manicure not only flatters every nail shape but it also feeds into TikTok’s clean girl and old money aesthetic.
As with all beauty trends, however, the French mani has evolved over the years (remember when square acrylic French tips were all the rage?
Ever since Doja Cat released her blockbuster, chart topping June 2021 Planet Her album and subsequent deluxe two days later, fans have been chomping at the bit for new music from the pop rap sensation.
After releasing her Feb. 11 "Celebrity Skin" single as a cover of Hole's 1998 Rock cut, Doja is keeping the ball rolling. On Sunday (Feb. 20), Doja dropped her new single "ICEJJFISH What U Wanting (remake/mix)"
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George Blagden, the actor who plays Athelstan in 'Vikings', recently shared an image that includes some of Athelstan’s personal items.
Published on July 8, 2021 2 min read The hit series Vikings might be over, but fans can still appreciate the show for what it was. Many fans enjoy rewatching episodes, and a fan-favorite character is certainly Athelstan (George Blagden), a former monk who becomes a Viking at one point.
Max Silvestri and Leah Beckmann. Comedians have been talking about their partners ever since Henny Youngman asked the audience to take his wife, if they please, and probably before. But we never hear what these boyfriends, girlfriends, wives, husbands, etc., think about being joked about. That’s not to say all jokes about partners are inherently antagonistic — just that we never get to see the conversation of what the person without a microphone is comfortable with.