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36 Underrated Products That Will Light Up Your Life

36 Underrated Products That Will Light Up Your Life

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An absurdly darling pink Lego typewriter that has different build options — you can also turn it into a flowery "keytar" instrument and a sweet little flowerpot with a writing pad and pen. (But honestly, I've imprinted on that pink typewriter so hard that if I hear about any of you making something else, I'm gonna cry some big Barbie tears.)
Dove's Coconut Milk & Sugar Lychee Body Wash so moisturizing, gentle, and decadently-scented that you're going to feel fully transported to your ~happy place~ every time you lather it on. This is especially lovely for sensitive skin, since the plant milk base is nutrient-rich and sulfate-free to keep your skin feeling eeextra soft and loved.
Kitsch's new "Ultra Petite" Satin Scrunchies for anyone who loves the hair-protective style of satin, but wants a lower profile than the big billowing versions. These are super gentle and prevent creasing, but still have an all-day firm hold.
E.l.f.'s Blue-ty Sleep Night Oil reviewers LOVE as an alternative to the pricier versions — this overnight face oil is formulated with 1% granactive retinoid and blueberry extract for the geeentlest boost to help reduce fine lines, plump skin, and tone your complexion without drying you out or compromising your skin barrier. It also absorbs beautifully and is super lightweight, so it'll play nice with the rest of your skincare routine.
A light up solar frog figurine for your garden or porch so when you come home from that "just one drink" dinner past midnight, this croaky lil' fella can lovingly judge you for it.
A set of limited edition Band-Aids with retro flower patterns so the next time you get a little ouch, you can be like, "wound care, but make it fashion."
A set of Honey Rosemary Moscow Mule tea bags — all the sophistication of tea and the 😜 of a cheeky cocktail, without all the extra sugar to throw you out of whack. All you have to do is add three ounces of cold water, 1.5 ounces of hard liquor, and the tea sachet into a glass, and you'll have a delicious (far more AFFORDABLE!!) cocktail in one minute.
A set of Tide Sink Packs you can use to do laundry right in the sink when you need to hand wash delicate items and lay them to dry. Reviewers also love these for traveling!
A reusable, family-friendly sand eraser to *instantly* remove sand from your skin with a quick swipe so you don't accidentally turn your unsuspecting car interiors into "Beach, Part Two."
A travel-friendly SPF 50 Airy Sunstick Smoothing Bar, a K-beauty staple with a curved balm stick style that makes it super easy to apply, and a non-sticky, white cast-free formula that plays ABSURDLY well with makeup. If you're looking for a lightweight "soft matte" sunscreen to protect your skin, this is your new BFF.
Biofreeze's new Dry Stick for "portable pain relief" — this mess-free, cooling solution for aches and pains all over your human body, whether it's your neck, shoulders, knees, hands, or many numerous joints. Its targeted menthol relief also works *fast* and is delightfully travel-friendly, unlike competing menthol creams.
A set of earthy pastel knives to add some quiet calm and downright shocking functionality to your kitchen — reviewers are in love with how sharp, efficient, and easy to handle these blades are, not to mention how easy they are to clean.
Eos Cashmere Vanilla Cashmere Whipped Oil Body Butter — yes, that's right, the astronomically TikTok-famous Eos "cashmere" body lotion now comes in a luxurious body butter form, and it's every bit as decadent as it sounds. Now you can spend all your self-care nights fully moisturized in a cloud of whipped vanilla, musk, and soft caramel.
A pair of cheerful, super lightweight boxer-style shorts so comfy and adorable that you are about to put your denim shorts on notice for the rest of the year — especially since these are a MUCH cheaper alternative to the $98 Reformation version.
A 2-in-1 nausea relief inhaler designed to work FAST on spontaneous nausea, motion sickness, morning sickness, and general queasiness (having a human body is hard). You can either use it as a scent inhaler or rub it directly on the tip of your nose for relief.
A delightfully affordable wireless bottle lamp to convert bottles into a cheeky light fixture, so your favorite wine can literally ~light up your life~, or you can preserve a bottle from a special occasion as part of your decor. This also makes an excellent gift to pair with a bottle of something yummy!
A guided visual "breathing partner" you can use for meditation and calm to shift your mindset. This is designed to guide you through either the popular 4/7/8 or 5/5 "calming breaths" to help reduce stress and anxiety, using colors that fade in and out softly as cues. Bonus: it's kid friendly!
A set of hair-tie bracelets designed to look like *actual* jewelry, so you won't be kicking yourself when you realize you left a hair tie on your wrist for every photo.
A nonslip wire-free strapless bra so comfy that you might be like, "Wait — am I wearing a bra??" halfway through the day. This will be your wardrobe's BFF for all your dresses and shirts with fun necklines!
The Ordinary Soothing & Barrier Support Serum for anyone whose skin occasionally goes 🔥 when its barrier has been compromised. This blend of niacinamide, vitamin B12, and lipids helps to soothe and hydrate irritated skin to reduce the redness and restore your skin's happy glow.
A decadently soft striped oversize lounge set nearly identical to a popular mall brand version and so ridiculously comfy and breathable that you'll change your LinkedIn profile to "Lounge Hound" for the rest of the year.
Physicians Formula Butter Glow & Go Stick for a smooth, rich, and ridiculously easy-to-apply contour to give your skin that ~sunkissed~ glow with as little effort as possible. This dual-ended stick is the definition of no muss, no fuss, and so versatile that when you're not using them on the go, you'll love experimenting with all the different ways you can make a subtle colorful *pop*.
An adorable clear waterproof sunscreen bag to keep your various SPFs for easy access when you need to protect yourself from the sun's shenanigans, and to keep the rest of your stuff safe if one of your sunscreens bottles decides to go ~kaboom~.
A — be still my hydrated heart — teensy 14-ounce Stanley Cup for the days when you aren't Big Thirsty, but Little Thirsty, and don't want to haul around a brick of water with you. Reviewers love this for traveling and so their littles can having matching Stanley cups with their big ones!
Dae's Hair Cactus Fruit 3-In-1 Styling Cream & Taming Wand, which is basically the brand's "holy grail," TikTok-famous styling cream in the form of a mascara wand. This versatile lil' tool helps you carefully target flyaways, style edges, and smooth frizz.
A set of six rustic-style ceramic ramekins so versatile that you'll be putting them to WORK. Not only can you use these in your oven or air fryer to cook in smaller portions for lava cakes and egg bakes, but you can use them to serve ice cream, yogurt parfaits, dips, and snacks.
A crinkle cutter tool for veggies, fruit, potatoes, and cheese that not only makes meal prep a breeze, but makes certain foods more enticing for the picky eaters in the fam. Everyone knows a squiggly-shaped thing tastes better than a regular shape ... it's just science!
A reversible vintage-inspired floral bathing suit with adjustable, oh-so-sweet bow straps that are almost too cute to exist. Like, spare some cuteness for the rest of the beach, will you??
An exfoliating Italian Bergamot Body Bar from Cremo, aka the brand that went TikTok viral for its $10 Baccarat Rouge 540-inspired body wash (I am, in fact, a VERY large fan). This luxury body soap is so richly-layered, deeply hydrating, and gives such a satisfying lather that OOPS, you won't want use another version ever again.
A truly gargantuan but lightweight striped beach bag that holds so many of your shenanigans that you'll feel like you opened a hole in the time-space-tote-bag continuum. Truly a lot of audacity for it to be so boho chic and affordable on TOP of all that!!
An "invisible" magnetized dry-erase board so you can organize all your family's chaos and still be unexpectedly stylish about it. "We need more toilet paper," but make it ✨chic. ✨
A square-neck compressive body suit that's basically 10 outfits in one — you can rock it solo, wear it as a bodysuit tucked into jeans, or pair it with a hoodie or a jacket. Go, little base layer, gooooo!
A cheery little "Buttercup" butter maker so you can make delicious butter in less than five (!!) minutes and enter a cottagecore era unlike any you've ever known. Time to impress your friends by gifting them with small batch butters in garlic, honey, truffle, and all kiiiinds of flavors you haven't even fathomed yet.
A super lightweight, loose-fitting, high-neck muscle tank for fans of the Lululemon version at a *much* lower price point. This is a breezy *dream* thanks to the quick-dry fabric, the cross-over pleat in the back, and the slight petal hem at the bottom.
A ridiculously plush beanbag chair that everyone should legally be mandated to own as a Rot Chair — aka the chair you put yourself in timeout in to either read, watch Netflix on your laptop, or contemplate the meaning of your existence all weekend long.
A Grim Steeper silicone tea infuser to remind you that life is, in fact, too short to skip on your delicious morning cuppa.

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LEGO Reveals 7 ONE PIECE Sets Including The Going Merry and Straw Hat Pirate Minifigures

It's One Piece's world, and we're all just living in it. Although the live-action adaptation of the long-running anime/manga series will not return to Netflix until 2026, One Piece is already rolling out the red carpet (or should we say, unfurling the red sails) when it comes to merchandise. Yes, we're talking LEGO. There was great excitement when One Piece and LEGO announced their collaboration around the Netflix series. It turns out, it's historical. LEGO's One Piece sets mark the first time the toymaker has created any kind of anime-inspired builds. (And we sure hope it will not be the last.) But though we expected such an epic meeting of the minds to be BIG. It's stretched even our imaginations. The first wave of One Piece LEGO sets contains seven different builds: The Going Merry Pirate Ship, Battle at Arlong Park, Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent, Windmill Village Hut, The Baratie Floating Restaurant, LEGO BrickHeadz Monkey D. Luffy Figure, and LEGO BrickHeadz Buggy the Clown Figure. For even more fun, every LEGO One Piece set will include one or more of eight collectable 'Wanted' posters featuring some of the series' most notorious pirates. Fans also won't have to wait too long to set sail with One Piece's LEGO adventures because all sets will be available on August 1, 2025, with pre-orders officially open now. We also have to say, we just love that this array of LEGO sets offers some incredibly affordable sets. Of course, LEGO HAD to make a Going Merry build, how could it not? In season one of the live-action One Piece adaptation, the Going Merry is the central home base the Straw Hat Pirates return to again and again. It's Luffy's dream. And it's the home of his family, and that's beautiful. We absolutely can't wait to build this glorious ship out of bricks. The ship of dreams, if you will. LEGO shares of this One Piece set: Hoist the Jolly Roger and lift the anchor! The Straw Hat Pirates' iconic ship is brought to life with the LEGO ONE PIECE The Going Merry Pirate Ship aged 10 and up can act out their favourite scenes from the series, with the full Straw Hat Pirate crew, as seen in Netflix's ONE PIECE, in Minifigure form. This captivating set features over 1,376 pieces, bringing the ship's detailed deck and interior to life, with a large, printed sail featuring the iconic Jolly Roger skull, to sail the crew out to unchartered waters, as they embark on their search for the famed One Piece treasure. This set includes four collectable 'Wanted' posters. RELATED ARTICLE ONE PIECE's Portrayal of the Imperfect Journey of Dreaming Brings Resonance to a Common Theme The LEGO One Piece Going Merry Pirate Ship set contains 1,376 pieces. The LEGO One Piece Going Merry Pirate Ship includes Minifigures of all five Straw Hat Pirates: that's Monkey D. Luffy, Nami, Usopp, Zoro, and Sanji. The crew is dressed in their traditional sea-faring outfits. 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New frontiers of brand storytelling: Why the NewFronts matter more than ever

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The core question remains the same: What are the new frontiers for connected brand storytelling across an ever-evolving media landscape? Today's most impactful brands aren't waiting for permission to tell their stories. They aren't hoping for placement opportunities. They're becoming producers in their own right. When brands step into this role, they move from interrupting entertainment to creating content that is authentic, inspiring, and entertaining. Simply put, like any creative production house or media network, brands are focused on making content that connects with people on an emotional level. This shift reflects how audiences perceive and engage with brand messaging. Rather than enduring advertising to get back to content they love, audiences seek out brand-produced entertainment because it resonates with them personally and as part of the wider cultural conversation across every interface that matters to them today. Think about how audiences react to James Bond reluctantly drinking a beer brand that feels disconnected from his character's typical 'shaken, not stirred' martini. It's a terrific example of a traditional product placement—but it's not a meaningful part of the story. It doesn't redefine the relationship between the character and the audience and the brand in between. Audiences expect more from the entertainment presented to them. Those new expectations also implicate brands in viewers' judgment of what's worthy or not. TELLING YOUR STORY BEFORE SOMEONE ELSE DOES All brands face a critical choice right now: Define your narrative or let others define it for you. The phenomenal success of the 2023 summer movie blockbuster Barbie demonstrates how a brand like Mattel's active involvement in storytelling can create cultural moments that transcend traditional marketing. 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Michael Cera Says Jackie Chan Had No Clue Who He Was When They Met: 'He Thought I Was a Competition Winner'
Michael Cera Says Jackie Chan Had No Clue Who He Was When They Met: 'He Thought I Was a Competition Winner'

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Michael Cera Says Jackie Chan Had No Clue Who He Was When They Met: 'He Thought I Was a Competition Winner'

It's probably safe to assume Jackie Chan hasn't seen Superbad, Juno, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World or Barbie — basically all of Michael Cera's most iconic roles. The Barbie actor recently told NME that Chan had no idea who he was when they met for the first time after ending up at the same press stop, BBC Radio 2, while promoting their respective movies, The Phoenician Scheme and Karate Kid: Legends. More from The Hollywood Reporter The Crawleys Are Off to the Races in First Trailer for 'Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale' 'Karate Kid: Legends' Gets Kicked Around by 'Lilo & Stitch,' 'Mission: Impossible' With Soft $21M Box Office Opening 'The Love That Remains' Review: Hlynur Pálmason Follows 'Godland' With a Snapshot of Marital Dissolution More Elemental Than Affecting 'When I met him though, he was like, 'Who is this person, what's going on?'' Cera recalled of their interaction. 'We took a picture but I think he thought I was a competition winner. He was like, 'OK let's do a picture real quick. Come on.' Not rudely. But I felt like I was invading his little personal time with his team before he goes on the radio.' However, he didn't take it personally. Cera added, 'So I was like, 'What am I doing here?' But everyone was very sweet and I got to meet Jackie.' Cera was promoting Wes Anderson's latest pic, The Phoenician Scheme, which just premiered at Cannes. The film follows wealthy businessman Zsa-zsa Korda, who appoints his only daughter, a nun, as sole heir to his estate. As Korda embarks on a new enterprise, they soon become the target of scheming tycoons, foreign terrorists and determined assassins. As for Chan, he reprised his role as Mr. Han for the new Karate Kid: Legends movie, 15 years after he starred in 2010's The Karate Kid with Jaden Smith. The film follows kung fu prodigy Li Fong, who relocates to New York City and attracts unwanted attention from a local karate champion. He then embarks on a journey to enter the ultimate karate competition with the help of Mr. Han (Ben Wang) and Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio). Best of The Hollywood Reporter 13 of Tom Cruise's Most Jaw-Dropping Stunts Hollywood Stars Who Are One Award Away From an EGOT 'The Goonies' Cast, Then and Now

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