Summer House’s KJ Dillard revealed that West Wilson texted him an apology one day after filming the season 10 reunion, before reading the text on live TV.

During a Tuesday, May 5, appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, KJ, 28, shared that he received the text on April 24 but had failed to open it. “I didn’t even look at the message. I was a bit scared to look at it. I still haven’t looked at it. There’s only one unread message in my inbox and it’s his,” KJ told Cohen, 57.

When urged by both Cohen and the studio audience to read West’s text aloud, KJ agreed.

“West says, ‘I wanted to thank you for your articulation and kindness yesterday despite being hurt. I’ve been off social and I think I lost touch with how much hurt there was. I’m incredibly sorry,’” KJ said. “’Also sending you love in regards to your mental health. You shared a lot yesterday and I know it mightn’t carry much weight now but I’m always rooting for the best for you. I know it will take some time but whenever you feel like you’re ready, lunch or a phone call would mean a lot in the spirit of healing. No need to respond, take your time.’”

Related: ‘Summer House’ Cast Reacts to Amanda Batula and West Wilson’s New Romance

The Summer House cast has found a front-row seat to one of Bravo’s most shocking romances. On Tuesday, March 31, Amanda Batula confirmed her unexpected relationship with BFF Ciara Miller’s ex-boyfriend West Wilson more than two months after she split from husband Kyle Cooke. “Given the complicated relationship dynamics involved and the scrutiny that comes […]

After he’d recited the text, KJ immediately admitted that it “hurt” to review what West had sent him. “It just hurts because it’s, like, me and him were so close,” he explained.

KJ’s fellow guest during WWHL, Jamie Lynn Sigler, threw her support behind him. “Don’t let it hurt you, I think you needed to take your time to read it, that’s totally respectable, and I think that was really good what he wrote,” the Sopranos alum, 44, said.

West’s text to KJ, who is a close friend of West’s ex Ciara Miller, comes in light of West, 31, and Amanda Batula going public with their romance. The surprise relationship, revealed via a joint Instagram post shared by West and Amanda, 34, on March 31, was one of several topics explored during the filming of the Summer House reunion, which airs on Tuesday, May 26.

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West Wilson is speaking out about his controversial relationship with Summer House costar Amanda Batula after receiving backlash from fans and costars. “There was no overlap. I know there’s a thousand different theories on the internet right now but that is one thing that for sure did not happen,” West, 31, said on the Monday, […]

KJ said last month that West did not reach out to him after his romance with Amanda was confirmed, despite West claiming that he had during an episode of his podcast “Show Me Something.” KJ stated via Threads once the podcast episode dropped, “I’m checking my text messages, but I never received anything.”

KJ went on to hint that there was more to West and Amanda’s relationship than meets the eye. “Let me log off before I get accused of cyberbullying again,” KJ wrote in another Threads post. “The truth hurts, homie, tough love.”

The reality TV star has voiced his issues regarding West and Amanda’s relationship across social media in recent weeks. After the couple displayed PDA at a Yankees game on April 17, KJ seemingly shaded the duo, labeling somebody “sickos” via Threads. “I just threw up in my mouth,” he added at the time.

Stevie Nicks made a historic appearance at the 2026 Met Gala, marking the legendary rock icon’s first time attending the prestigious fashion event. 

The 77-year-old singer stunned fans and photographers alike as she arrived at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a look that perfectly reflected her signature style and high-fashion artistry. 

However, her presence has since ignited intense speculation that she may be collaborating with Beyoncé on the highly anticipated Act III of the singer’s trilogy.

Nicks finally graced the Met Gala steps on May 4, delivering a fashion moment that fans have waited decades to witness. For her debut, she wore a custom Zara gown designed by John Galliano. 

The midnight blue and black ensemble featured a dramatic silhouette with an intricate skirt covered in tulle and chiffon rose appliqués. She then topped the look with a towering black top hat created by milliner Stephen Jones, which featured elegant feather details.

While she is usually known for her bohemian moon necklaces and flowing shawls, Nicks swapped them out for high-end jewelry from the Tiffany & Co. Blue Book collection. Her jewelry also featured a stunning opal and diamond pendant, per People Magazine.

Meanwhile, her signature blonde curls remained loose, resting against a luxurious silk taffeta and velvet jacket. 

Fans’ Speculations Swirl Around A Collab Between Stevie Nicks And Beyoncé

Nick’s Met Gala debut was met with an overwhelming fan response, suggesting that the rock legend’s arrival may have a deeper meaning. As soon as the “Rhiannon” singer hit the carpet, social media erupted with theories that Beyoncé was the driving force behind the invitation. 

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One fan account on X directly pointed to the superstar’s influence, suggesting that Beyoncé was responsible for getting Nicks to attend the gala for the first time.

Others joined in, praising the singer for making history in her role as host by bringing such a monumental figure into the fold.

“Beyonce is already making history as host,” one fan wrote. Besides the excitement of the debut itself, many fans viewed the moment as a calculated move to promote the upcoming Act III. “She’s gonna release music with Steve Nicks, holy sh-t,” another fan added.  

Speculation quickly turned to a potential musical partnership, with followers claiming the appearance was a clear sign that a collaboration between the two icons is already in motion.

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Beyoncé’s Website Update Hinted At An Upcoming Rock Era

The speculation regarding a potential Beyoncé and Nicks collaboration was further fueled by recent changes to Beyoncé’s official website. Fans believe that these changes signal the end of her country era and the beginning of a rock-themed chapter. 

The removal of all “Cowboy Carter” merchandise from her online store has left the shop empty, a move she has previously made just before announcing new projects.

Adding to the mystery, a new section dedicated to the 25th anniversary of Destiny’s Child’s “Survivor” album has appeared, featuring nostalgic content that many see as a deliberate hint toward her next musical direction.

The inclusion of a specific throwback clip on Beyoncé’s site convinced the “Beyhive” that a collaboration with Stevie Nicks is imminent, per The Blast. Fans were quick to note that highlighting this specific moment in her career, especially as she clears away her previous era’s branding, suggests she is returning to those rock roots for her final act.

Sabrina Carpenter Joined Stevie Nicks For A Surprise Duet

The anticipation for Beyoncé’s Act III reached a fever pitch following an unforgettable musical moment inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

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As the evening transitioned from the red carpet to the dinner ceremony, guests were treated to a surprise performance that bridged generations of musical talent. Inside the gala, Sabrina Carpenter delivered one of the night’s most talked-about highlights when she was joined on stage by the legendary Nicks. 

According to Variety, the pair captivated the audience with a soulful rendition of the Fleetwood Mac classic “Landslide.” 

Before Nicks joined her, Carpenter opened her set with solo performances of her own chart-topping hits, including “Espresso” and “Please, Please, Please.”

Blue Ivy’s Met Gala Debut Sparked Debate Over Age Limits

While the evening was filled with high-profile performances, one of the most discussed moments of the night occurred on the red carpet when, just like Nicks, Blue Ivy Carter made her shocking Met Gala debut. 

The Blast reported that the 14-year-old joined her parents, Beyoncé and Jay-Z, marking a rare family appearance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She commanded the iconic staircase in a striking white gown featuring a dramatic bubble skirt, paired with a matching jacket and metallic heels. 

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However, the teenager’s appearance quickly ignited a debate online regarding the event’s long-standing policy that restricts guests to those 18 and older.

This rule was famously highlighted in the past when other young stars were denied entry, with organizers previously stating that the gala is not an appropriate environment for minors.

Foo Fighters‘ 12th studio album, “Your Favorite Toy,” was recently released, and it’s difficult to fathom that at one point, Dave Grohl almost gave up on music. The death of his Nirvana bandmate Kurt Cobain took a toll on him, but a fleeting encounter with a hitchhiker inspired Grohl to go back to what he loved the most, propelling him into forming the Foo Fighters.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl was on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on May 4, where the host asked him whether there was a moment that made him realize he was ready to make music again after Nirvana.

Grohl was the grunge band’s drummer in 1994, when Kurt Cobain died, and the band disbanded immediately after. Grohl said he was distraught at the time and had doubts about returning to music. “It made me sad to think of playing in another band. Losing Nirvana, losing Kurt was a really dark, emotional experience,” he said.

He took time to get his “head together” and went to Ireland. While driving on the Ring of Kerry and taking in the stunning coastal views, he passed by a hitchhiker. What was interesting was that the person was wearing a Kurt Cobain shirt. “I thought, this is the universe telling me, ‘You have to continue. You have to move on. You have to go forward.’” Grohl explained.

The Frontman Said ‘Hearing Music Hurt’ For A While

Grohl joined Nirvana in 1990, and the band, which also included Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear, was at its height when their frontman, Cobain, died by suicide in April 1994. The music industry was stunned, and thousands gathered for a public vigil to mourn the singer, who was considered a defining figure in the grunge movement.

Grohl shared the same story in 2021 during a BBC Radio 4 interview, saying he couldn’t even turn on the radio or play instruments in the aftermath. “Even hearing music hurt,” he shared. The months-long slump prompted him to take a trip to Ireland, where he saw the hitchhiker. “I had to go somewhere where I could just disappear and sort through my life, and try to figure out what to do next,” he added.

Following the encounter, he returned to Seattle and recorded the Foo Fighters’ first songs.

Dave Grohl Was A One-Man Band When Foo Fighters Formed

Grohl already had a few songs that he had written in the past, and he had a chance to play some of the demos for Cobain, who expressed his approval. He decided to record those by himself, not thinking about what it might lead to. After all, he wasn’t part of any band at that point. “But I had to do it to survive, to get on with life. And I’m glad I did,” he revealed.

Per The Current, Grohl wrote all the songs, played all the instruments, and sang on all the tracks. He recorded the album in about a week with help from a producer. The only other contributor was Greg Dulli, who played guitar “X-Static.” Grohl intended for the project to remain anonymous, choosing the name Foo Fighters to make it appear as if an entire band was behind the recording, adding that he got the name “from a UFO book or something.”

The Foo Fighters’ self-titled album was released in 1995 as demos meant for family and friends, and only limited copies were available. However, it spread like wildfire, and its success led to a deal with a record company.

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The Former Nirvana Drummer Talks About The Past With His Kids

In 2021, Grohl told PEOPLE that he no longer shied away from Nirvana music, sharing that he sometimes drove with his kids listening to his former band’s music. “We don’t really sit around the house, talking about Nirvana all day long, but every once in a while, they’ll ask me questions, and I’ll explain that life to them,” he said.

Grohl also shared that he thinks of Cobain often and even had a few dreams about him decades after his passing. “I only knew Kurt for about three and a half years, but in that time, we went through multiple lifetimes. Kurt’s songs touched the world,” he explained.

Dave Grohl Heals Through Music

“Music has always been the love of my life,” Grohl told Colbert, adding that it pushed him to get through the hardest moments in his life. “I need to keep going. I have so much reverence and respect for the past, but I need to have a future,” he noted.

In 2022, Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins died while the band was on tour, leaving the members distraught. They took a hiatus, but once again, Grohl went back to music to help deal with the grief. The frontman said he needed to continue doing what he loved “because it had saved us once before.”

The world has changed since the advent of South Korea culture in 2020. Additionally, in the United States, K-Dramas have begun an endless cycle of popularity in Western pop culture. Netflix was one of the first streaming platforms that caught onto the potential of K-Dramas, first with the acclaimed Squid Game, and then simultaneously conjoining with Korean TV broadcast releases, such as what happened with Business Proposal.

Titles such as Crash Landing On You were internationally distributed on the streaming platform, which made more Western viewers interested in the beauty of K-Dramas. However, some K-Dramas are really underrated and should be viewed and engaged with as much as the popular ones out there. Furthermore, Collider is giving out a compilation of K-Dramas that are better than Crash Landing On You, so you can begin streaming them right away. Without further ado, cook some delicious Korean food at home, sit on the couch, and begin deep diving into these wonderful K-Drama titles.

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‘It’s Okay Not To Be Okay’ (2020)

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Some K-Dramas are well-done but lack the emotional depth that draws viewers in. This is not the case for the very popular K-Drama It’s Okay Not To Be Okay. Even if it is a pretty recent one, this K-Drama has it all: excellent portrayals from both main leads, a storyline that pulls your heartstrings, stunning cinematography, and characters that feel very realistic, which brings more emotion to the viewer in the first place.

It’s Okay Not To Be Okay tells the touching story of a community health worker, named Moon Gang Tae, portrayed by Kim Soo-Hyun, and a popular children’s book writer, named Ko Mun Young, portrayed by Seo Yea Ji. They meet while Moon Gang is working his usual shift at the psychiatric ward, and Ko Moon has come there to read to the children hospitalized there. The catch is that Ko Moon suffers from an antisocial personality disorder and denies love from other people. Slowly, Moon Gang opens their heart, and they fall in love, not without emotional obstacles in the way. When the series was released, its popularity soared to the point that a Filipino remake of the same name was created. One of the most touching stories in a K-Drama, It’s Okay Not To Be Okay is a series that will make you go through a healing process, just like the characters, and needs to be viewed attentively till the very end.

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‘Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo’ (2016)

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One of the most beautiful performances from the famous Korean actress IU, Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo is a K-Drama that makes you emotional yet completely entranced by its intricate storyline. What makes this series so compelling to its viewers is the beautiful scenography and cinematography, as well as the enthralling performances from both main leads. Additionally, its stupendous soundtrack will make you want to watch it over and over again.

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo tells the story of a woman named Go Ha Jin (IU), who, after inadvertently falling into an enchanted lake, travels back in time to the Korean Goryeo Dynasty of the year 918. When she arrives there, she is in the body of 16-year-old Hae Soo, who is living in the house of the eighth Prince Wang Wook (Kang Ha-neul). As she desperately tries to find a way to get out of this world, she also meets the ostracized fourth Prince, named Wang So (Lee Joon-Gi), and gets inadvertently pulled into the political and emotional turmoil between the princes. I definitely recommend watching this K-Drama because it’s truly a beautiful story that will keep you hooked till the end.

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‘Descendants Of The Sun’ (2016)

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K-Dramas that touch war as a theme are rare for me to watch, but when my sister recommended me Descendants Of The Sun, the plot convinced me. She was right, as this K-Drama is one of the most touching and profound ever seen. It follows the tear-jerking story of the captain of the Korean Special Forces, Yoo Shi Jin (Song Joong-ki), and Kang Mo Yeon (Song Hye-kyo), a doctor working at the Haesung Hospital in Korea. When she is sent to work in the fictional country of Uruk, which is at war, to assist and to cure Yoo Shi’s soldiers who end up injured.

This K-Drama does not have a single issue. It has a perfect storyline, characters that make you relate to them so much, despite the situation that they are in, and a beautiful score. The portrayal by the main leads is something that will make you remember this K-Drama for a very long time. It just touches your heart to the point that you can’t forget about it.

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‘Hotel Del Luna’ (2019)

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Another unforgettable K-Drama, Hotel De La Luna is a K-Drama that exceeded every viewer’s expectations. It has all those supernatural elements that make the fantasy genre so unique: spirits, magic, ghosts, and much more, which ensures this K-Drama is one of a kind. Its visuals are something that you won’t get enough of, as you’ll want to keep watching it to the end.

Additionally, all the cast do a phenomenal job, but especially its main female lead, IU, who portrays Jang Mal-Wol, the eccentric owner of this ghastly hotel. This series follows her story, as Jang Mal is the owner, bound to it by a powerful curse that forces her to keep the place running. The only way for her to get rid of this curse is that she has to let go of all her resentful personality, open up, and fall in love. One day, she meets a human named Goo Chan-Sung (Yeo Jin-goo), who then later becomes the hotel’s manager after his father forged a deal with Jang Mal. So, the couple’s troublesome and emotional relationship unfolds between these walls, giving viewers a compelling love story that they won’t forget very soon.

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‘Bad And Crazy’ (2021)

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Now, onto an action K-Drama that has become very popular internationally, Bad And Crazy. This K-Drama is very underrated in its home country, as it gained more attention internationally, drawing in Western audiences. However, Bad And Crazy has a great blend of well-done action fight sequences, phenomenal chemistry between the two male leads’ characters, and awesome comedic one-liner delivery.

Bad And Crazy tells the story of a corrupted but brilliant cop, Soo Yeol (Lee Dong-Wook), who built his way up to the position of officer by surrendering to what his superiors requested of him, often ignoring justice and rightful ways in the process. One day, suddenly, a figure enters his life: an eccentric yet very righteous motorcycle rider, K (Wi Ha Joon), who beats him up every time he has the chance to. The catch? K never appears on any CCTV cameras when Soo Yeol requests to look into him, so everyone thinks he is crazy, even when the chance to be promoted appears. So, Soo Yeol tries to form an unlikely partnership with K to be seen better by his superiors again. This K-Drama will definitely appeal to whoever has thrillers and crime as their favorite genres, and its storyline is truly compelling.

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‘Strong Woman Do Bong Soon’ (2018)

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One of the most beloved K-Dramas out there, Strong Woman Do Bong Soon is a K-Drama that will pull your heartstrings but also keep you on edge. The beautiful love story between the characters and the crime subplot ensure that viewers are engaged with the material till the very end. Furthermore, its soundtrack is also very well-done, as it features great songs to listen to.

Strong Woman Do Bong Soon tells the story of Bong Soon (Park Bo-Young), an eccentric yet good-hearted woman who has super strength, which was given to her by her ancestors, so each member of her family has the same quirk. This power can be used only for the greater good, because if not, the power will be taken away. After bravely standing up against gang bullies, Bong Soon meets the childish yet brilliant An Min Hyeok (Park Hyung-Sik), CEO of Ainsoft, which is a famous video game developing company, who offers her a job as his bodyguard, and falls in love with her at first sight. Furthermore, her neighborhood is targeted by a serial killer who kidnaps women, and her childhood best friend, Officer In Guk Du (Kim Ji Soo), is investigating the case. This K-Drama skyrocketed in popularity because of the powerful chemistry between the two main leads, and the story just gets better on each rewatch. Simply a 10/10 K-Drama if you are looking for a rom-com with a splash of action and thriller elements.

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‘Boys Over Flowers’ (2009)

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Now onto one of the most famous K-Dramas of all time. Boys Over Flowers was originally based on a 1992 Japanese manga named Hana Yori Dango, written by Yoko Kamio. Its huge popularity spawned the release of an anime, an audio drama, a movie, and a musical in its home country between 1993 and 1997, and various remakes around the world afterward. The first remakes were three Thai series, Meteor Garden, Meteor Rain, and Meteor Garden II, released between 2001 and 2002. Between 2005 and 2008, Japan also did various TV dramas based on all issues of the manga. In 2009, Korea also adapted it with the name of Boys Over Flowers, as its popularity contributed to the first Hallyu Wave, meaning when Korean culture becomes popular in Western countries. Afterward, a Chinese drama adaptation, Meteor Garden, was released in 2018, alongside another Thai one named F1 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers, which are the most famous internationally, along with the Korean one. It features the classic poor girl/rich boy trope with the two main leads having different economic backgrounds, people trying to separate them (his parents), and her changing his heart from bad to good.

This K-Drama follows the story (same as the manga) of Geum Jan-Di (Ku Hye-Sun), who wins a scholarship to the prestigious Shinwa School, where only the rich and elite can attend. There, she stumbles onto the famous and feared clique of boys named F4, clashing against its leader, troublemaker Gu Jun-Pyo (Lee Min-Ho), to defend her friend being bullied by them. Slowly, she gets entangled in a love triangle with Jun-Pyo and another F4 member, the kind-hearted Yoon Ji-hoo (Kim Hyun-joong). This K-Drama will put you in a difficult position: you will be defending Ji-hoo one episode, and soften your heart towards Jun-Pyo the next. The chemistry of each couple in this love triangle will fascinate you to the point that you won’t know which one to root for in the first place. Simply an iconic K-Drama of the 2000s, which will inspire you to watch all its other remakes (which I also highly recommend)!

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‘The Heirs’ (2013)

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Another iconic K-Drama of the 2010s, The Heirs, also known as The Inheritors, is one of those K-Dramas that you need to savor each episode before it’s over, because it’s truly a masterpiece. Its characters will become so important to you by the end of the series. It does have some classic clichés of the poor girl/rich boy trope again, just like Boys Over Flowers, so if it’s not something you like, this isn’t the show for you.

The Heirs focuses on the story of Kim Tan (Min-Ho), who is a wealthy heir to his family’s conglomerate, named Jenguk Group, and Cha Eun-Sang (Park Shin-Hye). He was exiled to the USA by his half-brother because he wanted to overtake the family business instead of Kim Tan, and always saw him as a rival, despite Kim Tan trying his best to rekindle his brotherly relationship with him. Furthermore, his family arranged an engagement to another heiress named Yoo Rachel (Kim Ji-Won). While in the States, he meets Eun-Sang because she was looking for her sister, and he falls in love with her at first sight. Furthermore, this is also one of the most popular Min-Ho roles. This story is tear-jerking, wonderful, and very well-done, as the chemistry between the two main leads is something that will keep your attention till the very end.

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‘Strangers From Hell’ (2019)

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Now onto another K-Thriller that blends psychological thriller and horror all in one, Strangers From Hell, based on a Korean webtoon of the same name, written by Kim Yong-Ki. In total honesty, this K-Thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat the entire time. It is disturbing, as it tackles heavy themes such as cannibalism, psychological manipulation, loss of identity, mental deterioration, and much more. It gives a claustrophobic feel to the viewer, as they think they are trapped in the series’ location at the same time as the protagonist, going from sane to mad alongside him.

This stunning and wounded K-Thriller tells the story of a 20-year-old man named Yoon Jong-woo (K-Pop group singer Im Si-wan), a graduate student and aspiring crime writer, who moves to Seoul for the duration of his short, unpaid internship. Since he does not have money, he settles into the Eden Residences. There, he finds creepy neighbors and a new (serial killer and obsessive) friend in a dentist named Seo Moon-Jo (Dong-Wook). Slowly, the truth about the Eden Residences and its inhabitants is revealed, turning Yoon Jong into an insane psychopath to survive, giving up on normalcy. Strangers From Hell is a K-Thriller that you shouldn’t watch alone if you are not a fan of the genre (don’t make the same mistake I did), and during the day, if you can, because it will give you lots of jump scares as the story unfolds.

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‘Tale of the Nine Tailed’ (2020)

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The second most popular K-Drama for Dong-Wook, Tale of the Nine Tailed is something that will fascinate you yet make you want to look up the backstory of the fantasy creature in it. It’s an enthralling story​​​​​, which focuses on a 1000-year-old gumiho, which is an East Asian folktale creature, named Lee Yeon (Dong-Wook), who works with people from the afterlife to find and destroy supernatural threats to the human world. On one of his jobs, he encounters the beautiful Nam Ji-Ah (Jo Bo-Ah), who finds out about his supernatural nature, and is also looking for her parents, who disappeared mysteriously after a car accident she had with them at a young age.

This K-Drama has the beauty of intersecting with different Korean myths and supernatural creatures, so you have to prepare yourself to keep up with each of them, and it will make you want to inform yourself after watching each episode. Each member of the cast did phenomenal performances, but the ones that shocked me the most were those of Dong-Wook and Kim Bum, who portrayed one of the troublemaker villains of the series, Lee Yeon’s half-brother Lee Rang. The chemistry between the main leads was wonderful! Furthermore, the banter and fights between Lee Yeon and Lee Rang were so entertaining to watch.

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Actress and activist Shannon Elizabeth recently launched an OnlyFans account, and the massive success has her thinking about how she wants to spend her money. The actress, who has been in show business since the early ’90s, decided to take control of her own career, thus the pivot to the subscription service. Moreover, she’s entering a new chapter in life following a divorce.

In an exclusive video interview with Page Six’s Bernie Zilio, Shannon Elizabeth shared her plans for the future, starting with the one thing she hopes to purchase following her highly successful OnlyFans debut in April. The “American Pie” actress shared that she’s been living with her friends since her separation from Simon Borchert, whom she married in 2021.

While she still doesn’t know whether to rent or purchase a house, she’s sure that she wants to remain in South Africa, where she has been living since 2016. “So, my first thing is figuring out where I’m going to stay and get my own place again,” she shared, saying that all her items have been in storage since her separation in September last year.

The Actress Earned $1 Million On Her First Week On OF

Toward the end of April, just a week after the launch of her OnlyFans account, an insider revealed that the 52-year-old actress earned “more than seven figures” on the service. “She is super happy she now gets to take control and be engaged with her fans,” the source said, adding that her OnlyFans content does not include full nudity, as reported by PEOPLE.

Elizabeth confirmed her earnings in her conversation with Zilio. However, she says the money isn’t in her account just yet. While it may seem like a large amount, she says she will only get a fraction of it. “There’s splits that happen with various representatives and the platform itself,” explaining further that she might get half of the amount before taxes. “It’s not as crazy as it sounds, but it’s still astounding,” said Elizabeth.

Furthermore, she’s going on an upward trajectory and revealed her page is “growing every day.”

Shannon Elizabeth Talks About Her Divorce

Elizabeth was previously married to actor and writer Joseph Reitman from 2002 to 2005. In 2021, she married Simon Borchert. Following her announcement of her intention to join OnlyFans, it was reported that Elizabeth had just filed for divorce.

As the actress told Zilio, she and Borchert separated in September 2025 but only filed for divorce in April 2026 because they had to “do a settlement first.” She admitted to having a tough time navigating her new life, saying, “From September to the end of March, at least, it was really, really, really difficult.” Having to restart from scratch took an emotional toll on her, but once she signed the settlement, “the weight was lifted,” and she began moving forward to the next chapter of her life.

The Actress Is Leaving The Door Open On Acting

Simon Cowell is opening up about the emotional toll Liam Payne’s death took on him behind closed doors. 

Months after the former One Direction singer died, the music mogul admitted he struggled deeply while filming his latest Netflix project. 

Cowell, who first discovered Payne during his teenage years, said the tragedy forced him to step away from work entirely as he tried to process the devastating loss while also guiding a new generation of young artists through the pressures of fame.

Simon Cowell revealed that Liam Payne’s death deeply affected him both personally and professionally. 

During an appearance on the Daily Mail podcast “Tales From the Celebrity Trenches,” the television producer admitted he had an extremely difficult time coping after the singer died at age 31 in October 2024.

At the time, Cowell was actively filming “The Next Act,” a Netflix series centered around building a brand-new boy band. The project closely mirrored the environment in which Payne first entered Cowell’s life years earlier, during “The X Factor.”

Cowell explained that the timing made the tragedy even more painful because he was already working closely with young hopefuls and their families while discussing the risks that come with fame.

“What do you do in a situation like that?” Cowell asked during the interview, adding, “It was so bad, I was in pieces. There were so many things going on in my head.”

The emotional weight became so overwhelming that Cowell temporarily disappeared from work altogether. “I literally just disappeared somewhere for a week to think everything through because I knew I was really, really struggling,” he admitted.

Cowell Opened Up About His Responsibility To Young Artists

While discussing Liam Payne’s death, Simon Cowell made it clear that he sees artist support as part of his responsibility within the music industry.

The producer acknowledged that fame can quickly become overwhelming, especially for younger performers who are suddenly thrust into global attention.

“My responsibility is to go: Look, if it works and you’re successful, that’s a good thing,” Cowell explained, further noting, “However, as your life changes there are going to be times when it’s really stressful, really hard.”

He added that mentorship should not stop once artists become famous. “I will help you prepare for that and be there if you need me,” he said.

His comments carried extra emotion considering his long history with Payne and the rest of One Direction. 

Cowell helped shape the group’s career after discovering the members during “The X Factor” in 2010. The band eventually became one of the world’s biggest pop acts, selling more than 70 million records worldwide.

Simon Cowell Revealed How One Direction Was Created In Minutes

During the podcast, Cowell also shared surprising details about how quickly One Direction actually came together behind the scenes. 

Although the group became a worldwide phenomenon, the 66-year-old admitted there was very little complicated planning involved in forming the band.

“They all had good auditions,” he explained while discussing the members’ original solo performances on “The X Factor.”

However, several contestants struggled during later stages of the competition. “Then, in the middle rounds, certain people for whatever reason, mess up. They didn’t do enough to make it as solo artists,” he continued. 

Cowell recalled instantly noticing something special once the boys appeared together on stage, recalling, “When I saw the boys all on stage, there was a moment thinking: ‘We have got to do something with them.’”

According to Cowell, the final decision was made incredibly quickly. “It took about 25 minutes, being honest with you, to put them all together. It was literally as quick as that,” he shared. 

Cowell Said One Direction’s Chemistry Became Instantly Clear

After creating the group, Simon Cowell said he largely let the members develop their dynamic naturally without over-controlling them. “Then, I just let them do whatever they wanted,” Cowell explained.

It did not take long for him to realize the chemistry between the singers was working perfectly. Only weeks after putting the band together, Cowell said he saw something that convinced him One Direction could become huge stars.

“A few weeks later, I saw them walk around a corner together and they looked amazing,” he recalled. 

The group, made up of teenagers between 16 and 18 years old, would go on to dominate global pop music and build one of the most loyal fanbases in modern entertainment.

Simon Cowell Faces Questions About His Relevance After Netflix Backlash

In February, Cowell reportedly faced mounting pressure over his future in entertainment following the disappointing response to his Netflix comeback series, “Simon Cowell: The Next Act.”

According to The Blast, insiders claimed the project sparked serious questions about whether his once-dominant talent-show formula still worked in today’s music industry. 

Critics slammed the series as outdated, with media outlets calling Cowell “a man out of time,” and describing the show as “anachronistic” and bleak.  

The backlash intensified after the show’s newly formed group, December 10, reportedly debuted at just No. 72 on the charts despite heavy promotion and Netflix backing.   

Industry insiders quoted in reports described the project as a “disaster” and suggested the underwhelming reception had damaged Cowell’s image as a hitmaker. 

One source even claimed the series made it seem as though he had “lost his Midas touch.” 

The world of fantasy has brought our greatest imaginations onto the silver screen. A genre that’s wide-ranging, fantasy films have served as a wonderful escape through story. Fantasy movies can celebrate the journey toward love between star-crossed lovers, or they can take us to magical worlds beyond our wildest dreams. No matter the story, the genre has boasted some of the greatest films of all time.

Ever since we journeyed over the rainbow with Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, we’ve had an affinity for similar stories, or even tales that were even grander. Over the past 50 years, we’ve witnessed a renaissance in fantasy, during which some of the boldest films and franchises were born. From an epic in Middle-earth to a rescue mission for one’s true love, the ten masterpieces that have made this list have been celebrated and passed down for generations.

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‘Hugo’ (2011)

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When you think of Martin Scorsese, you think of his dark and gritty crime thrillers, but in 2011, he let his imagination run wild with the spellbinding Hugo. Based on Brian Selznick‘s 2007 book The Invention of Hugo Cabret, the film tells the story of an orphaned boy, Hugo Cabret (Asa Butterfield), who lives in a 1930s Paris train station. There, he maintains clocks and works to fix a broken automaton left by his father, leading him to a bitter toy merchant who is secretly a pioneering filmmaker, Georges Méliès (Ben Kingsley).

Focusing on the importance of preservation, the magic of cinema, and the search for one’s purpose, Hugo is a celebration of early film history made by a legendary filmmaker in honor of another. Hugo is a brilliant work of cinema that captures the spirit of imagination. The immersive steampunk atmosphere unites the fantastical with the mechanical, creating a romantic world. Scorsese allows Hugo to be a work that honors the “sorcerer of cinema” by blending historical fiction with whimsical, adventurous fantasy. Perhaps not as boisterous as other entries on this list, Hugo deserves a place with the best of the best.

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‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ (1988)

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In 1964, live action and animation came together in Disney’s Mary Poppins, and a trend of mixed-media films followed. In 1988, another revolutionary live-action animated mash-up arrived with Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, the film is set in an alternative-history Hollywood in 1947, where humans and toons coexist. Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins), a private investigator with a grudge against toons, must help exonerate Roger (Charles Fleischer), who has been framed for murder.

Far from a completely family-friendly romp, the film’s dark cartoon world was a masterpiece of visuals, humor, writing, and performance, made possible by advances in blended media. Even with a mix of IP beyond Disney characters in the film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit was praised for the creations that made an immediate impact, including the seductive Jessica Rabbit (Kathleen Turner), the naughty and raunchy Baby Herman (Lou Herschel), and the terrifying eyes-bulging-out Judge Doom (Christopher Lloyd). For movie and cartoon lovers, the film was a wonderful homage to the Golden Age of the Silver Screen.

8

‘The Princess Bride’ (1987)

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We may have to blame certain fantasy films for our high expectations of romance, and no fantasy romance has made us want to experience love quite like The Princess Bride. Directed by Rob Reiner, the classic 1987 masterpiece adapts William Goldman’s novel for the big screen. The story tells of Westley (Cary Elwes), a swashbuckling farmhand, as he embarks on a journey to rescue his true love, Princess Buttercup (Robin Wright), from the odious Prince Humperdinck (Chris Sarandon).

Using a metafictional narrative in which a grandfather (Peter Falk) tells the tale to his grandson (Fred Savage), The Princess Bride has become a film passed down through generations thanks to its timeless themes. It was a film that gave audiences a chance to escape to a fantasy world beyond our wildest dreams. The Princess Bride has stood the test of time as it became the blueprint for future romantasy films that followed, not to mention an extremely quotable movie! A masterpiece of a tone blending satire with fairy-tale charm, The Princess Bride is simply a delight.

7

‘Spirited Away’ (2001)

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Studio Ghibli has produced an array of pioneering animated masterpieces, but none have been as extraordinary as Spirited Away. The wonderful coming-of-age story follows Chihiro “Sen” Ogino, who, after her parents are turned into pigs by the witch Yubaba, must work in a bathhouse for spirits to find a way to free them and return to the human world. There, she encounters a variety of spirits and learns about hard work, courage, and the importance of her identity and past.

With a specificity in mood and narrative, Spirited Away is a fearlessly imaginative work of art, shattering expectations and resonating deeply with audiences of all ages worldwide. Gorgeously drawn, this enchanting story is a daring adventure that showcases Hayao Miyazaki at his finest. It finds a way to tell a culturally specific story that evokes nostalgia, and the characters have become so visually impactful that they are synonymous with the film. Through immersive world-building and emotional complexity, Spirited Away has bridged the gap between Japanese and Western cinema.

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‘Edward Scissorhands’ (1990)

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A variety of stories about a romance between a human and a beast exist, many of them tackling the theme of the beast in question as a societal construct. That’s the premise in Tim Burton’s masterful gothic fairy tale Edward Scissorhands, which follows an unfinished artificial humanoid named Edward (Johnny Depp) who has scissors for hands. After his creator dies, Peg Boggs (Dianne Wiest), a suburban saleswoman, takes him in and raises him with her family. Edward falls in love with Kim (Winona Ryder), but faces prejudice and betrayal from the neighborhood.

A poignant story with masterful visual storytelling, it’s not only Depp and Burton’s greatest collaboration but the entry point for those seeking dark fantasy films. This 1990 classic marries the eccentric with the terrifying for a story that isn’t afraid to explore how society admonishes those who are different, seeking any excuse to villainize those who may not be like them. By redefining the monster trope, the story became one of misunderstanding, with Edward standing as a symbol of innocence, alienation, and artistic beauty.

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‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ (2006)

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The further we get from Pan’s Labyrinth‘s 2006 debut, the more reverence it commands. Why? As Guillermo del Toro continues to invite us into amazing fantasy worlds, it’s that film that stands out as the most unique. Set in 1944 Spain, Ofelia (Ivana Baquero) escapes the brutal reality of her fascist stepfather, Captain Vidal (Sergi López), by entering a magical, perilous underworld where she must complete three dangerous tasks to prove she is a lost princess and reclaim her mythical kingdom, blurring the lines between fantasy and the violent historical world around her.

A truly remarkable work of cinema, Pan’s Labyrinth is epic in scale and marries grim realities with extraordinary monsters that reflect the world around them. Here, we have a multi-layered film, poetic in nature and highly regarded as one of the best dark fantasy movies ever. Del Toro’s unique vision indulges our adult imagination through our connection to childhood fairy tales, giving them a chance to live in their own place and striking a balance between darkness and vibrancy, fear and intrigue. A creation of wonderful imagination, Pan’s Labyrinth owes its impact to its emotional depth and allegory of power, innocence, and morality.

4

‘Shrek’ (2001)

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In 2001, the entire landscape of animated fantasy storytelling changed forever. The DreamWorks film introduced audiences to Shrek (Mike Myers), a temperamental ogre who finds his swamp home overrun by fairy-tale creatures banished by the obsessive ruler, Lord Farquaad (John Lithgow). With the help of a fast-talking donkey (Eddie Murphy), Shrek strikes a deal with Farquaad to rescue Princess Fiona (Cameron Diaz) in exchange for regaining control of his swamp.

Shrek wasn’t just a kids’ film; with adult humor and sensibility, it brought families together for a new kind of story that made us all believers again. Based on the children’s picture book by William Steig, the newfound classic parodied many of the fairy tales that DreamWorks’ rival brought to life, subverting the genre while remaining charming with a strong story of its own. A visually stunning film, Shrek shifted audiences’ preferences toward computer-generated animation, altering the entire game in one fell swoop and becoming the new gold standard in animation.

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‘Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban’ (2004)

If we were discussing the franchise as a whole, this slot likely would be given to the first film, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, but, when it comes to the entire franchise, no film is better than Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. In this installment, while at Hogwarts for his third year, Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) learns that Sirius Black (Gary Oldman), a convicted supporter of Voldemort, has escaped from Azkaban and is on the hunt. Eventually, Harry discovers that Black is actually his innocent godfather, and that Ron’s (Rupert Grint) rat, Scabbers, is secretly Peter Pettigrew (Timothy Spall), the true traitor.

Less wholesome than the first two films, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban captured the magic of the Wizarding World while documenting the character’s maturity and the evolution of the overall arc. What this film does better than the rest is delve into the psychology of this universe, moving beyond popcorn flick territory by dealing with complex themes of fear, trauma, and memory. It also expanded upon the mythology and lore of the cinematic universe gloriously. Director Alfonso Cuarón’s masterful shift toward a darker, more mature tone also led to a sensational, stylized cinematic wonder.

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‘The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King’ (2003)

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Like Harry Potter, the first film in Peter Jackson‘s masterpiece franchise may be the most influential, but the strongest entry is the third: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. The sprawling epic showcases the final confrontation between good and evil as the fight for control of Middle-earth rages. Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) and Samwise Gamgee (Sean Astin) reach Mordor in their quest to destroy the One Ring in Mount Doom, while Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen) leads the forces of good against Sauron’s evil army at the stone city of Minas Tirith. A large-scale battle culminates in the destruction of the Ring by Gollum (Andy Serkis), the coronation of Aragorn, and a bittersweet return to the Shire.

Based upon J.R.R. Tolkien‘s final chapter, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King received immense praise from audiences and critics alike. It swept the Academy Awards, winning all 11 categories in which it was entered, including Best Picture. Emotionally triumphant, visually enthralling, and technically sublime, the finale was a more-than-satisfying conclusion to a legacy trilogy, redefining cinema and sequels in an unprecedented manner. With unrivaled scale, wondrous craftsmanship, and an emotional narrative that completed the long journey, Return of the King broke the fantasy barrier through unparalleled splendor.

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‘Beauty and the Beast’ (1991)

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When you hear the words “tale as old as time,” it’s not just a reference to some of the greatest lyrics; it epitomizes why a film like Beauty and the Beast is the greatest fantasy film of the last 50 years. The first animated feature to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture, Beauty and the Beast was a story that captured our hearts and instantly reversed the curse. Bringing a fairy tale to life, the film transports viewers to 18th-century France, where an enchantress transforms a selfish prince into a monster for his cruelty. Years later, Belle (Paige O’Hara) finds herself trapped in the Beast’s (Robby Benson) castle in exchange for her father’s freedom. To reverse the curse and break the spell, the Beast must earn Belle’s love before the final petal drops from the enchanted rose.

Filled with enchanting characters, a stunning score by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, and an everlasting legacy, Beauty and the Beast was an animated game-changer whose impact reverberates still today. For Disney, it successfully continued the Renaissance after the success of The Little Mermaid. From a filmmaking perspective, it combined traditional 2D animation with pioneering computer-generated elements; “Be Our Guest” and the titular song outright redefined animated production numbers. With a sensational score, a feminist heroine, a complex yet heartwarming love story, and a cast of characters voiced by an array of legends, there’s simply no single flaw within the film. There isn’t another fantasy film like Beauty and the Beast, and chances are, there never will be again.

Beef tallow has become one of the buzziest DIY skincare trends online, and much of that momentum traces back to Nara Smith. Since she first shared her homemade beef tallow moisturizer recipe on TikTok in May 2024, the video has racked up millions of views, sparking a wave of curiosity about rendered animal fat as a skincare ingredient.

With all this renewed focus on beef fat, let’s take a look at what beef tallow actually is, walk through Smith’s viral TikTok recipe and see what dermatologists have to say about the trend.

What Is Beef Tallow for Skin?

Beef tallow for skin is rendered fat from cows — specifically the suet that surrounds the kidneys and other organs — according to UT MD Anderson. It has become a popular DIY moisturizer ingredient on social media.

A 2024 scoping review published in Cureus found that “tallow is rich in triglycerides, specifically oleic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid, and linoleic acid, thus lending to its wide range of industrial applications.” The same review noted that beef tallow contains essential vitamins, including vitamins A, D, K, E and B12.

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The skincare appeal comes down to chemistry. Dr. Michele Green, a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist in New York City, told GQ in May 2026 that beef tallow’s “fatty acids closely resemble the natural oils of the skin, allowing it to effectively replenish moisture.”

Does Nara Smith Have a Homemade Moisturizer Recipe?

Smith, the social media star known for her ASMR-style cooking videos, helped push beef tallow further into the mainstream beauty conversation. She regularly goes viral for sharing DIY recipes, and her homemade beef tallow moisturizer — first posted to Nara Smith’s TikTok in May 2024 — is a perfect example.

The video shows her husband, model Lucky Blue Smith, mixing the moisturizer in their kitchen after running out of his usual product. “This morning, my husband ran out of some moisturizer that he usually uses and he didn’t love it enough to repurchase, so he just decided to make his own,” Nara said at the start of the video.

How Do You Make Nara Smith’s Beef Tallow Moisturizer at Home?

Nara’s beef tallow moisturizer combines beef tallow, beeswax, squalene, jojoba oil, vitamin E oil, hyaluronic acid and glycerin — melted together over a double boiler, mixed in stages and chilled in the fridge to set.

The full method appears in her viral homemade moisturizer recipe on TikTok. Here are the steps as Nara laid them out in the video:

• Combine beef tallow and beeswax in a metal bowl
• Place the bowl over a pot of boiling water
• Once melted, remove the metal bowl from the heat
• In a separate bowl, mix squalene and jojoba oil
• Combine the squalene and jojoba oil into the tallow and beeswax bowl
• Add vitamin E oil, hyaluronic acid and glycerin separately, mixing well after each addition
• At this point, the mixture should be thickening up
• Transfer the moisturizer into a cup of your choice with a lid
• Place it in the refrigerator to set

Smith said the couple tried the homemade moisturizer recipe after their showers and liked it. Because she lives with eczema and dry skin, the formulation deliberately skipped essential oils so the same batch her husband mixed would work on her face and body too.

What Other Ingredients Are in the Homemade Moisturizer Recipe?

In addition to beef tallow, Nara Smith’s homemade moisturizer recipe relies on beeswax, squalene, jojoba oil, vitamin E oil, hyaluronic acid and glycerin. Each ingredient brings a specific moisturizing or skin-conditioning role to the beef tallow moisturizer, and several are backed by published skincare research.

A 2023 study found that beeswax can be used as an occlusive, humectant and emollient. Humectants attract water into the skin to hydrate, while occlusives create a physical barrier to seal in that moisture and prevent evaporation. Emollients are moisturizing treatments that soften and soothe the skin.

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Squalene is the main component of skin surface polyunsaturated lipids and mimics oils found naturally in the skin.

According to a 2009 study, squalene can function as both an emollient and antioxidant. A note on labeling: squalane — the more shelf-stable version of the ingredient — might be the better choice for long-term storage, per Allure.

Jojoba oil is a liquid wax derived from the seeds of the Simmondsia chinensis plant. A 2021 study found it is widely used in skincare to moisturize, balance oil production and soothe skin.

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Hyaluronic acid and glycerin both act as humectants in the formula. According to CeraVe, “both hyaluronic acid and glycerin are humectants and serve the same function of drawing in moisture to hydrate the skin.”

Vitamin E rounds out the ingredient list. The fat-soluble antioxidant is found naturally in the skin, and per Oregon State University’s Linus Pauling Institute, it moisturizes the skin, protects cells in the skin and can also absorb the energy from ultraviolet (UV) light.

As always, viewers should consult their dermatologist before making a homemade beef tallow moisturizer. Everyone’s skin is unique and can have different reactions to certain ingredients.

Martha Stewart turned a New York City brunch into a full-blown fashion moment, and it’s all because of her denim skirt style. The look has Us tossing our jeans to the wind, especially since it’s just as chic as our go-to pants. To seal the deal, Stewart’s classic look is so much comfier.

Stewart stopped by the Barbour X Tea & Sympathy gathering in the West Village looking effortlessly cool. Her denim maxi skirt was the star, reading ‘put together without even trying’ energy, while elevating her top and sandals ‘fit. This Amazon lookalike has the same effect, and might be just as comfy than Stewart’s.

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Lyocell-and-cotton-blend fabric is the secret to this skirt’s stretchy yet breathable feel. It’s airy enough for warm spring afternoons, but substantial enough for cool summer nights. With a denim structure and loungewear feel, this skirt hangs loosely without clinging. It’s a major win in anyone’s book.

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Better yet, the breezy maxi skirt has a tiered construction and high-rise design that visually elongates your legs. Plus, the waistband hits at the smallest part of your torso, creating the illusion of a slimmer middle. Translation: You’ll look as good as you feel.

One shopper called it “super cute and flattering for any shape” and wrote, “It has pockets, which I love, an elastic waist in back and a button-front closure. . . I will definitely wear it dressed up with cute heels and [a] top.”

There’s a reason that breezy denim skirts are taking over rich mom closets. This Amazon winner is equally comfortable and stylish, looking much more polished than a simple pair of jeans. Whether you’re running errands, shopping downtown or attending brunch like Stewart, this wardrobe staple delivers.

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