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Perth Now
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Carmen Electra launches new skincare brand
Carmen Electra has launched a new skincare brand. The 53-year-old model and actress - whose GoGo Skincare venture in 2020 didn't go to plan - hasn't been deterred, and she wants greater control this time round with Electra Skincare. She told Women's Wear Daily: "I look at it like a stepping stone and a big learning process." The 'Scary Movie' and 'Baywatch' star is teaming up with Rudy Capital's Rudy Mawer for the new brand. Over the last year, they have been preparing for the three-product line launch, including the Nourishing Cleansing Balm and a Hydrating Face Moisurizer - both $39 - and the $69 Oxygenating Serum. All three are also available together in a bundle for $99. Carmen said: "It evens out your skin tone, and gives you that fresh, dewy look that we all want, whether you're wearing makeup or not. 'But I'm a glam girl. I wanted something to be able to hold makeup, and it does.' The range itself - which was created in an Australian lab - is vegan and cruelty free. For Carmen, it was also important to provide something to help simply people's beauty routines. She added: "It's so I could get out the door faster." Rudy Mawer has high hopes for the range's first year, targeting "over a million dollars" annual online revenue. There are also plans to expand and look into the retail world in the future, while he's delighted to be pairing with Carmen. Mawer said: "Carmen knows the value of high-performance skin care and she wanted a line that reflects her confidence and style. 'We brought that vision to life with clean, science-backed formulas that deliver real, visible result that Carmen and I are very proud of.' Meanwhile, Carmen previously revealed how filming 'Baywatch' by the ocean taught her how vital it is to protect your skin from the damaging rays. She told Page Six Style: 'I love the ocean! The saltwater can be very good for your skin, from exfoliating to tightening pores. 'And always applying SPF to protect my skin was an absolute must [on set].'
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Carmen Electra Returns to Beauty With Electra Skincare
Carmen Electra has a new skin care brand, out now. The actress and model, 53, previously introduced GoGo Skincare in 2020. The venture ultimately wasn't a success, in part because Electra had limited control over the brand, she said. More from WWD EXCLUSIVE: Molly Sims' Yse Beauty to Enter 361 Sephora Stores Nationwide Patrick Ta to Receive WWD's International Beauty Innovator of the Year Implementing AI in the Beauty Category to Scale With Speed 'I look at it like a stepping stone and a big learning process,' she said. Electra — born Tara Leigh Patrick — started out in the music industry as Prince's protégée, before becoming known in television and film for her work in 'Baywatch' and 'Scary Movie.' Throughout the years, beauty remained a consistent passion and creating a brand had long been a dream of hers, so she's giving it another try. Electra is returning to the beauty space in collaboration with Rudy Mawer of Mawer Capital, who initiated the endeavor by reaching out to her team. A year in the making, Electra Skincare launches with a three-product line on the $39 Nourishing Cleansing Balm, $39 Hydrating Face Moisturizer and $69 Oxygenating Serum. There's a bundle of all three available for $99. 'It evens out your skin tone, and gives you that fresh, dewy look that we all want, whether you're wearing makeup or not,' Electra said of the products. 'But I'm a glam girl,' she added. 'I wanted something to be able to hold makeup, and it does.' The line is vegan and cruelty-free, and formulated in an Australian lab. The balm features murumuru butter, jojoba oil and castor oil for deep hydration, while the moisturizer blends hyaluronic acid, ligustrum lucidum seed extract, and hibiscus extract to nourish and firm the skin, and the serum combines gourd extract, hyaluronic acid and hibiscus extract to boost radiance and hydration. The collection is made to simplify beauty routines. 'It's so I could get out the door faster,' said Electra. Mawer expects Electra Skincare to generate 'over a million dollars' in annual online revenue in its first year, he told WWD, and has plans to expand to retail. 'Carmen knows the value of high-performance skin care and she wanted a line that reflects her confidence and style,' he said. 'We brought that vision to life with clean, science-backed formulas that deliver real, visible result that Carmen and I are very proud of.' Best of WWD How Grooming Is Introducing Men to Self-care and Redefining Masculinity Clean Beauty Brand Ignae Makes Big U.S. Push With a New Look War Paint for Men Opens First Store in London's Carnaby Street
Yahoo
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Marlon Wayans vows to be an 'equal-opportunity offender' in 'Scary Movie' comeback
FIRST ON FOX: When Marlon Wayans announced that a new "Scary Movie" was being made, fans were thrilled yet nervous that the franchise would lose the edginess it had in the early 2000s. Wayans quickly put those fears to rest in a new interview. The "Scary Movie" films are politically incorrect parodies of some of the most iconic horror movies in recent years. The likes of "Scream," "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and "The Ring" were a few brutally skewered by the "Scary Movie" cast. The films featured disability humor, jokes about race, body image and much more. Wayans, who played Shorty Meeks in the first "Scary Movie" and its 2001 sequel, was pumped about the series returning. "After nearly 20 years, the Wayans brothers are finally going to give the fans what they've been asking for… a return to the SCARY MOVIE franchise!" he wrote on X in the announcement last October. "We're looking forward to having fun on the big screen again." Comedian Marlon Wayans Rejects Cancel Culture, Says It Only Exists 'In Society's Mind' "Please don't go woke," was the common refrain from fans cautiously excited about the franchise returning. Read On The Fox News App No need to fret, according to Wayans. "Well the Wayans, we were always woke-ish," Wayans told Fox News Digital. "You have to pull from woke because that means you're aware, right? And you have, but you have to be an equal-opportunity offender and you gotta be, you know, you gotta explore both sides. So for us, I'm not taking a side or taking a side of comedy. So I don't even know what woke means." He analyzed the rest of his comedic work in the context of wokeness. "You know, if you call 'In Living Color' a woke show, but it was absolutely hilarious," he continued. "'White Chicks' was kind of a woke movie, but it was absolutely hilarious. We take these things and we go – 'Don't Be A Menace' was a very woke movie. But when it comes to humor, it's not about woke. It's about you explore the woke to find the humor, just as the way you explore the blind to find the humor. You know, there's humor everywhere. And I think they're saying, don't be PG or PC. You know, there's no holds barred. Take your gloves off and F us up. That's what we're gonna do. Everybody gets it." 'White Chicks' Star Marlon Wayans Pushes Back On Cancel Culture, Vows To Never Self-censor As for what recent horror movies he's hoping to poke fun at in the next "Scary Movie," Wayans said, "Everything's on the table." And he said there's plenty of solid material to pick from. "Especially when it comes to horror, there's been a – that genre has been flourishing," he said. "I think you know I feel like the synapse that we're having, we're about to enter a whole new era, you know, the platinum era of filmmaking. I think when things die down, is because you know you need to find that new well of creativity and that new up-and-coming talent and the old talent that has new ideas that knows how to execute. And they just bring it to a whole 'nother level and that's what I'm looking forward to, man." The actor said he's hoping to have some good news for fans wanting to see the original cast back in action. "You know, we're trying to bring the band back together," he responded. "We'll see. I can't make no promises. But, you know, if we've talked to everybody we're looking to have a nice, fun, 'Scary' reunion." 'Airplane! And 'Scary Movie' Director Rips Cancel Culture In Comedy: 'We Don't Want To Try To Educate' The Wayans' family's "no holds barred" humor was evident in another early 2000s classic, "White Chicks." While Marlon noted that people have tried to "cancel" him and his brother Shawn for years for starring in the film, he challenged those critics by pointing out which demographic most enjoyed the movie. "Every time we bring a Wayans project, we're always gonna have that flavor," he told Fox News Digital. "That's just who we are. We're equal opportunity offenders, no holds barred. And we have fun and we go dark, but with kids' gloves. And the whole purpose is not to hurt feelings, it's to actually make people laugh. And even the people that, and our thing is, we try to make the people that we make fun of laugh the loudest. 'Cause flattery is the greatest form of mockery. I mean mockery is the greatest form of flattery." "And so, they've been trying to – the internet or whatever and trying to cancel us for 'White Chicks' forever, but you can't," he added. "You know why? You know who loves 'White Chicks' the most? White chicks. So we told the joke the right way. And that's just how we do our family humor." Wayans is currently on his 'Wild Child' tour, stopping in major cities across the country. Fans can get tickets at He also has a comedy special, "Good Grief," currently streaming on Amazon article source: Marlon Wayans vows to be an 'equal-opportunity offender' in 'Scary Movie' comeback
Fox News
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Marlon Wayans vows to be an 'equal-opportunity offender' in 'Scary Movie' comeback
FIRST ON FOX: When Marlon Wayans announced that a new "Scary Movie" was being made, fans were thrilled yet nervous that the franchise would lose the edginess it had in the early 2000s. Wayans quickly put those fears to rest in a new interview. The "Scary Movie" films are politically incorrect parodies of some of the most iconic horror movies in recent years. The likes of "Scream," "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and "The Ring" were a few brutally skewered by the "Scary Movie" cast. The films featured disability humor, jokes about race, body image and much more. Wayans, who played Shorty Meeks in the first "Scary Movie" and its 2001 sequel, was pumped about the series returning. "After nearly 20 years, the Wayans brothers are finally going to give the fans what they've been asking for… a return to the SCARY MOVIE franchise!" he wrote on X in the announcement last October. "We're looking forward to having fun on the big screen again." "Please don't go woke," was the common refrain from fans cautiously excited about the franchise returning. No need to fret, according to Wayans. "Well the Wayans, we were always woke-ish," Wayans told Fox News Digital. "You have to pull from woke because that means you're aware, right? And you have, but you have to be an equal-opportunity offender and you gotta be, you know, you gotta explore both sides. So for us, I'm not taking a side or taking a side of comedy. So I don't even know what woke means." He analyzed the rest of his comedic work in the context of wokeness. "You know, if you call 'In Living Color' a woke show, but it was absolutely hilarious," he continued. "'White Chicks' was kind of a woke movie, but it was absolutely hilarious. We take these things and we go – 'Don't Be A Menace' was a very woke movie. But when it comes to humor, it's not about woke. It's about you explore the woke to find the humor, just as the way you explore the blind to find the humor. You know, there's humor everywhere. And I think they're saying, don't be PG or PC. You know, there's no holds barred. Take your gloves off and F us up. That's what we're gonna do. Everybody gets it." As for what recent horror movies he's hoping to poke fun at in the next "Scary Movie," Wayans said, "Everything's on the table." And he said there's plenty of solid material to pick from. "Especially when it comes to horror, there's been a – that genre has been flourishing," he said. "I think you know I feel like the synapse that we're having, we're about to enter a whole new era, you know, the platinum era of filmmaking. I think when things die down, is because you know you need to find that new well of creativity and that new up-and-coming talent and the old talent that has new ideas that knows how to execute. And they just bring it to a whole 'nother level and that's what I'm looking forward to, man." The actor said he's hoping to have some good news for fans wanting to see the original cast back in action. "You know, we're trying to bring the band back together," he responded. "We'll see. I can't make no promises. But, you know, if we've talked to everybody we're looking to have a nice, fun, 'Scary' reunion." The Wayans' family's "no holds barred" humor was evident in another early 2000s classic, "White Chicks." While Marlon noted that people have tried to "cancel" him and his brother Shawn for years for starring in the film, he challenged those critics by pointing out which demographic most enjoyed the movie. "Every time we bring a Wayans project, we're always gonna have that flavor," he told Fox News Digital. "That's just who we are. We're equal opportunity offenders, no holds barred. And we have fun and we go dark, but with kids' gloves. And the whole purpose is not to hurt feelings, it's to actually make people laugh. And even the people that, and our thing is, we try to make the people that we make fun of laugh the loudest. 'Cause flattery is the greatest form of mockery. I mean mockery is the greatest form of flattery." "And so, they've been trying to – the internet or whatever and trying to cancel us for 'White Chicks' forever, but you can't," he added. "You know why? You know who loves 'White Chicks' the most? White chicks. So we told the joke the right way. And that's just how we do our family humor." Wayans is currently on his 'Wild Child' tour, stopping in major cities across the country. Fans can get tickets at He also has a comedy special, "Good Grief," currently streaming on Amazon Prime.
Time of India
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Dennis Rodman's ex-wife Carmen Electra's recent outing at a Hollywood movie premiere in a stunning outfit proves beauty is timeless
Dennis Rodman's ex-wife Carmen Electra's recent outing at a Hollywood movie premiere in a stunning outfit proves beauty is timeless (Image Credit: Getty Images) Dennis Rodman 's ex-wife, Carmen Electra , made an appearance recently at a Hollywood movie premier. She looked stunning in a low-cut vest with matching blazer and slacks, which defied her age completely. Carmen has a colorful professional journey with significant pitstops being Playboy cover, Baywatch show and various movies that marked her solid acting career. Former NBA star Dennis Rodman's ex-wife Carmen Electra donned an age-defying look at a Hollywood movie premiere Carmen Electra was a bombshell beauty in her youth and is no less in her 50s; her recent appearance at a Hollywood Premiere confirmed that beyond any doubt. She wore a low-cut vest with matching suit that accentuated her figure beautifully. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Lắp đặt dễ dàng: Khám phá gạch cao su mới - không cần keo, không lộn xộn! Gạch | Quảng cáo tìm kiếm Tìm Ngay Undo Electra was briefly married to Dennis Rodman in 1998. After roughly one year of marriage, they parted ways in 1999. Electra was also a friend of Playboy moghul, Hugh Hefner, and appeared on the Playboy cover multiple times. The most prominent influence in her life was pop star Prince , who reportedly gave her the name Electra. Some interesting facts about Carmen Electra's personal and professional life Carmen Electra was born as Tara Leigh Patrick. She adopted Carmen Electra as her screen name, which her boyfriend, Prince, who suggested this as her name after watching her dance during the audition for his label Paisley Park, as reported by Daily Mail. Electra is a multi-talented personality with singing, acting, and modeling as her main strengths. Her meeting with Prince in 1991 led her to record his self-titled solo album in 1993. That was her only album as she moved on to find more opportunities in Hollywood. Carmen Electra album (1991) Prince co-wrote/produced | Prince 6 Degrees @ Carmen Electra rose to fame as Baywatch star in the 90s. Her role as sexy lifeguard Lani McKenzie in Baywatch established her as a sex symbol. Her filmography also includes movies, such as, Scary Movie, Starsky & Hutch, Cheaper by the Dozen 2, Epic Movie, Meet the Spartans, 2-headed Shark Attack, etc. Electra also made several TV appearances and contributed to video games as a voice artist. Electra's recent appearance at the red carpet confirmed she is a timeless beauty and maintains her looks like a pro. Carmen Electra's First Appearance in 2005 Electra married twice in her life. After divorcing Dennis Rodman, she married musician Dave Navarro. Her marriage to Navarro spanned over five years, from 2002 to 2007. She made the headlines last year by deciding to adopt Carmen Electra as her legal name. She was seen completing formalities for the same, accompanied by Sully Erna, the Godsmack lead singer. Also Read: Who are the high-profile lovers of Dennis Rodman? Madonna, Carmen Electra and more Carmen Electra is certainly an ageless beauty and a strong personality in the entertainment world. She navigated challenges like self-doubt, low confidence and less support while on her way to becoming one of the top names in the entertainment industry. Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.
