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Elle
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Elle
Jodie Turner-Smith Jumps On Summer's Hottest Bob Trend
The bob - in all its many shapes, forms and never-ending trends - is undoubtedly the most coveted haircut of summer '25. As for the latest celebrity to co-sign the short, chin-length crop? Jodie Turner-Smith just debuted a sleek, flicked bob at Comic Con during the first leg of the Tron: Ares press tour. While the actor's character, Athena, has a bleached blonde buzzcut in the sci-fi action film, Turner-Smith opted for a jet-black crop for the press tour. Her new slicked-back bob fell just below the chin and was all natural; Turner-Smith forewent extensions altogether. Turner-Smith's new flicked bob was thanks to the work of hairstylist Coree Moreno, who described the bob as 'a chic effortless push back, with no extensions, just a soulful silk press'. The focus here was on her natural hair and using the right products to tend to her scalp and crown. '[We put] love and intention into treating and preparing her crown,' said Moreno. Moreno told ELLE UK that healthy hair and versatility were at the forefront of Turner-Smith's bob. 'Jodie, myself and the team agreed on something sleek and timeless with a bit of "Tron" edge,' he explains. For those after something similar, Moreno achieved the look 'by treating and fortifying the hair to prepare her natural curls.' Then, he slicked back the hair with wax and hair polish, 'to sculpt and mould the hair into shape.' Moreno employed a little-known trick called the 'invisible foundation technique,' which he describes as 'a hidden-modified half-up-half-down to keep structure and slick the silhouette from the front view.' After the foundation was constructed and the desired shape achieved using a flat iron, Moreno explained that he finished Turner-Smith's bob with a simple flip to help elevate the look. The actor paired her flicked-out crop with a snow white manicure courtesy of Ginger Lopez. Law Roach, stylist to the likes of Celine Dion and Zendaya, also dressed her in a two-toned white and blue Alaïa set, before the Tron star stepped out in a matching leather jacket and skirt for the evening. It's not the first time the actor has selected a flicked bob for the red carpet. Last June, she donned a bob with baby bangs and a perkier sixties-esque flip to promote her role in Star Wars: The Acolyte. Her then hairstylist, Ursula Stephen, was responsible for the coquette-ish crop. ELLE Collective is a new community of fashion, beauty and culture lovers. For access to exclusive content, events, inspiring advice from our Editors and industry experts, as well the opportunity to meet designers, thought-leaders and stylists, become a member today HERE.


Fox News
16 hours ago
- Politics
- Fox News
Democrat policies paved way for brutal Cincinnati attack, say Ohio Republicans: 'Fear and chaos'
Republican members of Ohio's congressional delegation say Democratic policies created societal conditions that led to a violent brawl in downtown Cincinnati that went viral online. "Name one major city in America where you'd feel safe letting your kids walk alone. You can't, and that should alarm every one of us," Rep. Michael Rulli, R-Ohio, told Fox News Digital on Tuesday. "For too long, we've accepted fear and chaos as normal while left-wing politicians push sanctuary cities, slash police funding, and let violent criminals and the mentally ill roam the streets. This isn't compassion. It's failure." Meanwhile, Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, called for Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval's resignation over the incident. "It's a heinous attack. The mayor of Cincinnati is a disgrace," Moreno said. When asked what could be done to stop such incidents, he said, "Have the mayor resign. Have a congressman that actually cares about his district, and fund the police in Cincinnati." Fox News Digital reached out to the mayor's office for comment, as well as the office of Rep. Greg Landsman, D-Ohio, whose congressional district includes Cincinnati. It comes after a video lit up social media over the weekend that appeared to show a mob of people violently attacking one man, and a woman who tried to help him. Pureval issued a statement condemning the "vicious fight" and pledging that arrests were "forthcoming." Fox 19 Cincinnati reported Monday that five people had been charged. But Rulli and Moreno are two of the latest Republican officials from Ohio to comment on the brawl that took place on Saturday. Vice President JD Vance, who served in the Senate before being elected to the White House with President Donald Trump, said Monday that Moreno showed him a video of the violence. "It's disgusting. I hope every single one of those people who engaged in violence is prosecuted to the full extent of the law," Vance said during an event in Canton, Ohio. "When you have a grown man sucker-punching a middle-aged woman, that person ought to go to jail for a very long time. And frankly, he is lucky there weren't some better people around because they would handle it themselves… We've had way too much lawlessness on the streets of great American cities." The details of what started the fight, and who initiated the aggression, are still unclear.


Fox News
16 hours ago
- Politics
- Fox News
Democratic policies paved way for Cincinnati brawl, say Ohio Republicans: 'Fear and chaos'
Republican members of Ohio's congressional delegation say Democratic policies created societal conditions that led to a violent brawl in downtown Cincinnati that went viral online. "Name one major city in America where you'd feel safe letting your kids walk alone. You can't, and that should alarm every one of us," Rep. Michael Rulli, R-Ohio, told Fox News Digital on Tuesday. "For too long, we've accepted fear and chaos as normal while left-wing politicians push sanctuary cities, slash police funding, and let violent criminals and the mentally ill roam the streets. This isn't compassion. It's failure." Meanwhile, Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, called for Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval's resignation over the incident. "It's a heinous attack. The mayor of Cincinnati is a disgrace," Moreno said. When asked what could be done to stop such incidents, he said, "Have the mayor resign. Have a congressman that actually cares about his district, and fund the police in Cincinnati." Fox News Digital reached out to the mayor's office for comment, as well as the office of Rep. Greg Landsman, D-Ohio, whose congressional district includes Cincinnati. It comes after a video lit up social media over the weekend that appeared to show a mob of people violently attacking one man, and a woman who tried to help him. Pureval issued a statement condemning the "vicious fight" and pledging that arrests were "forthcoming." Fox 19 Cincinnati reported Monday that five people had been charged. But Rulli and Moreno are two of the latest Republican officials from Ohio to comment on the brawl that took place on Saturday. Vice President JD Vance, who served in the Senate before being elected to the White House with President Donald Trump, said Monday that Moreno showed him a video of the violence. "It's disgusting. I hope every single one of those people who engaged in violence is prosecuted to the full extent of the law," Vance said during an event in Canton, Ohio. "When you have a grown man sucker-punching a middle-aged woman, that person ought to go to jail for a very long time. And frankly, he is lucky there weren't some better people around because they would handle it themselves… We've had way too much lawlessness on the streets of great American cities." The details of what started the fight, and who initiated the aggression, are still unclear.


New York Times
21 hours ago
- Sport
- New York Times
Rosenthal: The 4 MLB teams still not entirely sure of their trade deadline direction
As the trade deadline approaches at 6 p.m. ET on Thursday, here are four teams that, crazy as it sounds, are still not entirely sure of their direction, according to major-league sources: Are they the team that went 25-9 from May 20 to June 26, or the team that is 8-18 since? The Rays' +56 run differential actually is better than that of the AL East-leading Toronto Blue Jays, who are at +35. They pulled one of their classic buy-sell maneuvers on Monday, trading one catcher, Danny Jansen, and acquiring another, Nick Fortes. But their next three games against the New York Yankees, the last of which is a 1:05 p.m. start on deadline day, will influence their next moves. Advertisement The Rays are reluctant to trade second baseman Brandon Lowe (one more season of club control) and first baseman Yandy Díaz (two more). Owner Stuart Sternberg surely would prefer the team to do everything possible to make the playoffs in the final season before he sells the club. And the team's wild-card deficit is only 2 1/2 games. In other words, they're only another hot streak away from being in excellent position again. As The Athletic's Andrew Baggarly writes, the Giants were 12 games over .500 on June 11, a half-game out of first place in the NL West. Four days later, they traded for Rafael Devers, and things were supposed to get even better. It hasn't happened. The Giants are the NL version of the Rays, playing poorly at the wrong time. Since the Devers trade, they're 13-22. In their last 12 games, they're 2-10. They've fallen eight games back in the division, and four back in the NL wild-card race. Buster Posey, in his first year heading baseball operations, surely wants to add another starter and a bat. But as Baggarly and Will Sammon wrote, maybe they should also consider sell-type moves, like a trade of closer Camilo Doval. WDAW – What does Arte, as in owner Arte Moreno, want? The Angels are 4 1/2 games back in the AL wild-card race and eight out in the AL West. They probably cannot make the playoffs unless they buy. But if they are unwilling to trade prospects and Moreno is unwilling to boost the payroll – both likely scenarios – they probably would consider only piecemeal additions. If the Angels sold, something else Moreno might be unwilling to do, closer Kenley Jansen is probably their only rental who might bring a meaningful return. Outfielders Taylor Ward (one more season of club control) and Jo Adell (two more) are both drawing significant interest. The Angels should at least explore what both might bring back in a thin market. But even with miniscule playoff odds, Moreno might not want to concede. Advertisement The Rangers, after winning nine of 10 and 27 of 42, dropped a Jacob deGrom start to the Angels on Monday night. Leading the majors in ERA, they want to buy. With manager Bruce Bochy in the twilight of his Hall of Fame career, they give every indication they will buy. Still, rival clubs sense the Rangers' proximity to the luxury-tax threshold might be an issue. Losses to the Angels the next two nights might evoke memories of the team's horrid first two months, and give the club's leadership pause. A year ago, the Rangers declined to sell coming off a World Series title, and regretted it. But they were three games under .500 then. They're five games above now. And their position in the standings – a half game out the wild-card race and four back in the AL West, behind a Houston Astros team with 18 players on the injured list – is far more encouraging than it was at the start of June.


GMA Network
23-07-2025
- Climate
- GMA Network
San Agustin Church in Intramuros flooded amid Habagat rains
Floods hit the San Agustin Church in Intramuros, Manila on Wednesday amid the heavy rains from the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat, according to Mayor Isko Moreno. 'Pinuntahan natin ang iniulat na pagbaha sa loob ng San Agustin Church sa Intramuros matapos itong pasukin ng tubig dulot ng walang tigil na pag-ulan,' Moreno said in the caption of a Facebook livestream. (We went to San Agustin Church in Intramuros after floodwater entered the building due to incessant rain.) Moreno said the city government sent a water pump and personnel from its Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office to extract the floodwater. In 1993, the San Agustin Church was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site as one of only four baroque churches in the Philippines. More than 400 years old, the San Agustin Church is the oldest stone church in the country. It also houses a museum, where Juan Luna's tombstone could be found. — Joviland Rita/LA, GMA Integrated News