Every time I visit Copenhagen, I always get a ton of fashion inspiration, but my most recent winter trip was the best one yet. In the frigid Danish capital, people still managed to stay stylish and warm thanks to stunning fur fashion designs. Almost every woman stepped outside wearing some sort of fur — I saw so many coats, hats, scarves, hoods and more.

In a country where the winters feel extra long and frigid, the Danes manage to stay peppy with their furry fashions. So take some notes from Copenhagen dwellers and upgrade your winter wardrobe with the chicest faux fur pieces that are plush, warm and ridiculously stylish.

Dress Like a Copenhagen Socialite in These 13 Fur Pieces

1. Top Pick: This extra fluffy overcoat could pass for real fur thanks to the nuanced shading. Because of this, each piece looks one-of-a-kind.

2. Make a Statement: Along with neutral-hued coats, the most fashionable girls in Copenhagen opted for loud cheetah prints — just like this trendy long coat — to show off their versatile sense of style.

3. Go Oversized: The extra-large lapels on this blanket-like fur coat give off millionaire vibes. I love that this design makes any outfit feel more elevated.

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4. Accessorized to the Nines: Beyond coats, Scandi girls keep their heads and ears toasty warm with Russian-style fur hats. This extra fuzzy one blocks out every ounce of cold air.

5. Go Shaggy: Textured fur coats give off cool girl vibes — and every girl in Copenhagen truly does look effortlessly chic when they wear a shaggy overcoat.

6. Fresh Take on Fur: Faux fur vests were also everywhere in the Danish capital. Vests like this bushy, cropped style were styled with baggy jeans and flowy shirts for a boho aesthetic.

7. Block the Chill: I was insanely envious of the Scandi girls with hooded fur coats. Luckily, Quince makes an ultra-plush faux fur jacket style that is what Nordic dreams are made of.

8. Just a Touch: I spotted more than full fur outerwear. Puffer coats with elegant fur trim — exactly like this style from Quince — were also super popular. I felt warmer just looking at them!

9. Sassy Hat: Fuzzy bucket hats were more than just functional in Copenhagen. They also showcased the Danes’ spunky personality and were the finishing touch to every outfit.

10. Layer on the Fur: The Copenhagen girls didn’t just wear fur coats. Many of them also had a woven fur scarf wrapped around their necks for extra warmth.

11. Unexpected Fur: What’s better than a fuzzy fur coat? How about an extra fun furry purse that’s a daring accessory for winter? I love this playful design from Naked Wardrobe.

12. Sale Alert: You’ll feel extra glamorous in a cropped, hooded faux fur jacket. I added it to my cart since it’s on sale!

13. The Trendiest of All: Keep the faux fur party going even after you take off your coat with a knitted cowl draped across your shoulders. Total Scandinavian queen vibes!

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December 2016

“It’s better on the other side,” the Transformers: Dark of the Moon actor told E! News, noting how his perspective on marriage had shifted after tying the knot with Goth. “I’ve been lied to my whole life. You always hear these people who are all cynical, like, ‘Ah, man, once you get married everything changes. But for the better though!”

 At the time, LaBeouf was excited about making new memories as a family, telling the outlet, “I’m about to create some new ones. My mom will be involved, her mom will be involved. I’ll probably have to do Hanukkah and Christmas and Kwanza and the whole nine.”

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The idea of playing video games until the world ends may sound like a lot of fun in the right setting, but 2018’s Relaxer will make you think twice. Set in 1999, just before the Y2K apocalypse, Relaxer isn’t one of those feel-good stories about getting together with your friends, chugging Mountain Dew, eating pizza, and going on an epic multiplayer adventure. Instead, it’s a solitary trudge through an isolated world of apathy and decay. It’s a tough watch, even nauseating at times, but if your video game habit is causing problems in your day-to-day life, Relaxer may be the wakeup call you’ve been looking for because it pulls no punches.

Set almost entirely on one man’s couch, Relaxer is claustrophobic, filthy, and enough to make you want to turn the Nintendo off and step on some grass. If you can make it through this one without tasting that metallic, “I’m about to throw up,” flavor on the back of your tongue, give yourself a pat on the back for being strong willed and possessing the kind of intestinal fortitude that escapes me.

The Ultimate Slacker Comedy 

Relaxer begins with our hero, if you could call him that, Abbie (Joshua Burge), playing Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater and chugging milk whenever his older brother, Cam (David Dastmalchian), looks up from his stopwatch. This “challenge,” as they put it, is the latest in a long line of failed attempts where Abbie taps out because he makes himself sick chasing whatever high score or record is in front of him.

Sitting in a pool of his own vomit, Abbie promises Cam, who’s rightfully frustrated with his slacker brother’s lack of contributions to rent and utilities, that he’s going to do the unthinkable. Legend has it that if he can document himself passing level 256 of Pac-Man, something that has only been done once before, he’ll win $100,000 and stop being such a burden. Cam reluctantly agrees to support him through the challenge, under one condition: Abbie cannot even think about leaving the couch until he accomplishes what he set out to do.

Taking Cam’s conditions seriously, Abbie gets to work but quickly runs into logistical problems. At some point, he has to eat, drink, and use the bathroom, and he has to make do. At multiple moments throughout Relaxer, Cam throws on a pair of 3D glasses that he believes give him telekinetic powers when the moment is right. It’s never made clear whether Abbie actually gains anything mystical while wearing the glasses, but enough strange coincidences encourage him to lean into the idea as he attempts to beat the unbeatable Pac-Man level.

Know What You’re Getting Into

While Relaxer’s premise is ridiculous on its own, the execution is absolutely nauseating. Abbie is dressed only in underwear, which are obviously soiled thanks to the conditions of his wager. When plumbing pipes burst, he gets sprayed with their contents. When the windows break, the elements pour inside. When somebody stops by, it’s either an acquaintance offering expired food from the fridge or an exterminator about to bug bomb the place even though Abbie refuses to leave.

Abbie sits through all of it, for months, maybe even years. He uses a reaching stick to collect rainwater from the broken window, nearly asphyxiates himself with noxious chemicals, and wallows in so much filth that if he ever beats the game, he’ll either be stuck to the couch or physically unable to stand. It’s all so disgusting. To make matters worse, every single character in Relaxer is catastrophically unlikeable.

While Relaxer may feel like an endurance test in every conceivable way, it does an excellent job of getting its point across. It’s meant to be unappealing to all senses. It’s meant to show how desperate Abbie becomes in pursuit of his challenge. It’s meant to be uncomfortable and claustrophobic. It’s almost as if writer-director Joel Potrykus made this movie specifically to bother people, and if so, he succeeds in every measurable way.

As of this writing, Relaxer is streaming for free on Tubi.

Angie Harmon and her boyfriend Tony Floyd’s romance was more than three decades in the making.

“Happy Valentine’s Day Tony Floyd @studioavafilms …. 27 years later! I love you!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,” the Law & Order actress, 53, captioned a series of photos with Floyd via Instagram on Saturday, February 14.

Floyd, for his part, revealed how the pair found their way back to each other years after they first met as teenagers.

“We met in Italy at eighteen — two kids scrambling for work, chasing modeling dreams, trying to build a life without starving along the way,” Floyd captioned a Sunday, February 15, Instagram post featuring pictures of Harmon. “There was a spark between us even then… but the timing wasn’t right. In our twenties, we found ourselves in LA, both chasing acting. You were always better than me. But we were together. And we were in love.”

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The captioned continued, “You found your passion on the screen. I found mine shaping surfboards in Costa Mesa. Still, the timing wasn’t ours. And then, after twenty-seven years, our paths crossed again — by chance, or maybe by fate. Now the timing is right. Now is our time, my love. My strength. My everything. My Angie. I love you beyond anything words can hold.

You are still the same kind, loving, breathtaking, passionate fighter I met thirty-five years ago on that subway platform in Italy. Only now, we know who we are. And we know what we have. Let’s roll, my Valentine. @angieharmon.”

The couple received an outpouring of love after revealing their rekindled romance.

“Nothing beats love,” one person commented under Floyd’s post, while a second person said, “Wow!! What an amazing story and your pics are incredible!! I’m so happy for you both and that you came back together in perfect timing!!! May u all have all the love and happiness for years to come!! 👏🥰🔥❤️.”

Sophia Bush wrote, “Overjoyed for you, @angieharmon. For you both! Timing is everything ✨.”

Prior to her relationship with Floyd, Harmon was married to Jason Sehorn from 2001 to 2016. They share three daughters, Finley, 22, Avery, 20, and Emery, 17.

After her divorce, Harmon opened up about raising her daughters as a single mom.

“When it’s just you, there’s a different sort of survival set of skills that take over, you pay more attention to things that you wouldn’t normally,” she told People in December 2023. “You are more aware of things that you wouldn’t normally be.”

“You learn to be independent in a different way,” the Rizzoli & Isles actress said. “There’s a toughness that comes along with someone who constantly has to travel by themselves and protect three girls.”

Harmon told the outlet she was “realistic” about motherhood and “what my life requires.”

“I’m the protector and the provider and the nurturer. I’m all the things,” she explained. “It’s just bizarre because I’m the one that changes the light bulbs in the 12-foot ceilings and I’m the one that carries the 60-lb bag of dog food from the grocery store to the car.”

Harmon also opened up about navigating dating following her split from Sehorn.

“I don’t think I’d do [online dating],” Harmon told Closer Weekly in July 2017. “I need to suss it out a lot before I go on a date.”