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Cosmopolitan ME
32 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan ME
Dubai based Filipino influencers to follow ASAP
Dubai is home to a slew of unapologetically stylish Filipino influencers. And it's about high time you've been looped in on all the gals who are slaying in the UAE. If you aren't following 'em yet.. girl what are you doing? If you've spent a couple of minutes scrolling through TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, chances are you've already stumbled and double-tapped these girlies. From their charismatic slayful fashion, their daily vlogs (obsessed tbh) in Dubai, and even their hot takes, these Dubai-based Filipino influencers deserve a follow ASAP. Kyla Meet the fashion it-girl Kyla. From her daily Dubai errands, trips around the city, her adorable fur baby, and her aesthetic home, you need to follow just for the vibes. Instagram: @kylashanil TikTok: @juicykyla Angeline Angeline is living proof that you can be the main character AND the boss. She runs her own branding agency (yes, queen) and still makes time to serve travel inspo, lifestyle content, and ✨ big influencer energy ✨. Instagram: @aeyariv TikTok: @thisisnotanji Suzie (rellonsuzie) ICYMI, Suzie is the definition of talent and beauty. Known for her penchant for makeup and dancing, she's basically your digital BFF who you need to listen to for fashion, lifestyle and beauty advice. Instagram: @rellonsuzie TikTok: @sizzling_suzie Rechel Hoco Erm, Rechel is literally a queen. No like, actually. Rechel Hoco has been slaying beauty pageants from the Philippines for years. She recently even took the stage for the Mr Universe Phillippines! Instagram: @rechelhoco TikTok: @rechelhoco Kzyha Lyre Meet Kzyha, the coolest gal on the block. Her fashion? Iconic. Her taste? Phenomenal. Her edits? ASTRONOMICAL. From glittering alt fashion, retro vibes and more, Kyzha is surely one of the coolest Pinay in the city. Instagram: @kyzhalyre South Asian influencers in the UAE to add to your feed. Stat.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Award-winning Fermanagh chef to appear on BBC cooking programme tonight
A County Fermanagh chef is to appear on a BBC Cooking programme tonight [Friday, May 30]. John Roche, of Tully Mill Restaurant, Florencecourt, will appear on 'Suzie Lee's Great Food Made Simple' on BBC One this evening at 7.30pm. Mr. Roche is an award-winning chef who uses local, seasonal ingredients. In the programme, he will give Suzie a cookery masterclass, making one of his signature dishes: cured black bacon served with celeriac, carrot, and apple purées, plus a black pudding bonbon. In 'Suzie Lee's Great Food Made Simple', by Waddell Media, the celebrated chef meets some of Northern Ireland's top chefs and gets to see how they create their signature dishes. "Great Food Made Simple is a completely different concept to any of my previous series, and this time I get to meet six amazing chefs in their natural restaurant habitat," explained Suzie. Watch Suzie Lee's Great Food Made Simple tonight (Friday) 7.30pm on BBC iPlayer and BBC One Northern Ireland
Irish Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Ex-pal of husband killer Molly Martens opens up about friendship
A former pal of evil killer Molly Martens - whom she describes as a 'pathological liar' - has said she is 'thankful' the 40 year-old is out of her life. American woman Suzie West Vincent - who featured on the Netflix documentary 'A Deadly American Marriage' about the killing of Limerick dad of two Jason Corbett - also said her 'heart breaks' for Jason's children Jack and Sarah over the trauma they went through following their dad's killing. The documentary, which began streaming on Netflix on Friday, May 9, has the co-operation of the Corbett family and includes interviews with Jason's orphaned children, Jack and Sarah, as well as his sister Tracey Corbett-Lynch and her husband, David Lynch and killers Molly and her dad Tom (73), a former FBI agent. Showing never-before-seen footage surrounding the circumstances of the killing of 39-year-old Jason in the bedroom of his home in North Carolina, USA, it's expected to be one of the most-watched for the streaming giant this year. Jason was killed in his home in North Carolina in 2015 with a concrete paving slab and a metal baseball bat. Molly and Tom were found guilty of second-degree murder in 2017 after facing trial before their convictions were overturned. Following a legal process both agreed to a deal with prosecutors and admitted voluntary manslaughter. Last June they were released from a North Carolina prison having served four years and three months. They continue to insist they acted in self-defence. Now, the former pal of evil Molly's has spoken about her past friendship with Molly. Suzie had 'loved' Molly but it broke her heart when she found out Molly lied to her so many times. Suzie, who is a filmmaker, said Sarah was her flower girl at her wedding years ago while Molly was one of her bridesmaids. She said Jason and Jack were also guests and they all flew in from Ireland. 'After years of avoiding interviews like the plague, trying to guard my sanity, keep focused/protect my little family from further grief caused by Molly and her family I finally decided I was open to contribute," said Suzie. 'As a woman filmmaker myself I really respected the women directing/producing it. I knew they would do a good job. They sat down with me for hours and I was so impressed with their approach on showing the duality of the story,' Suzie continued. 'I know that Molly fed me many lies over the years,' continued Suzie. 'My favourite has to be when her cat ate my birthday cake! 'My least favourite was when she had me believe she had a sister that died of cancer and the big one that had me almost toast to a big lie,' she said. 'A lot of stuff was not touched on about her past relationships and the lies, oddities they encountered with her,' Suzie continued. 'Her ex Keith she miscarried with even wrote a book about her and the trauma he suffered from her mental health issues. 'What I do know is 'A Deadly American Marriage' on Netflix is definitely a quality production. "A story I am thankful to have behind me along with certain pathological liars out of my life!"
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Looking back on bees and how we got a buzz out of hives and honey
IN honour of World Bee Day, we're remembering the valuable insects and their influence on various aspects of our lives, from providing honey to inspiring pub names. Suzie and Luke Hutchinson were using their bees to produce bottle fermented sparkling mead (Image: Stuart Walker) The day is observed annually on May 20 to raise awareness about the important role bees and other pollinators play in maintaining food security, biodiversity and environmental sustainability. Some of Suzie and Luke Hutchinson's bees (Image: Stuart Walker) It celebrates Anton Janša, a pioneer of modern beekeeping from Slovenia, born on May 20, 1734. Maddie Ducie (back) and Ava Doughty dressed as bees at Kidsunlimited in Barrow (Image: Newsquest) Slovenia proposed the idea of World Bee Day, and in 2017, the United Nations General Assembly officially recognised it, with the first celebration taking place in 2018. Bee keeper Margaret Riches samples honey at The Haydock Centre, Penrith (Image: Newsquest) Bees are essential pollinators that help fertilise plants by transferring pollen, enabling fruit, vegetable, and seed production. They contribute to 35 per cent of global food production, helping grow crops like apples, almonds, coffee, and tomatoes. One of the Dalemain Marmalade Award winners was Miss Gladstone's Seville Orange and Lemon Marmalade with Honey (Image: Newsquest) Without bees, many of these crops would struggle to survive, leading to food shortages and economic losses. Bees also support biodiversity by pollinating wild plants, which serve as habitats and food sources for other species. Their role in maintaining ecosystems is crucial for the planet's health. Judge Ian Gregory examines honey at Gosforth Agricultural Show (Image: Newsquest) However, the insects face many threats. Urbanisation, deforestation, and industrial agriculture reduce natural foraging and nesting spaces for bees. Harmful pesticides, especially neonicotinoids, affect bees' nervous systems, reducing their ability to forage and reproduce. Rising temperatures, unpredictable seasons, and changing weather patterns disrupt bee activity and food availability. Football fans at The Beehive Inn on Warwick Road, Carlisle (Image: Newsquest) Varroa mites and other parasites weaken bees and spread deadly viruses, threatening their populations. One of the best ways to observe World Bee Day is by planting flowers that attract bees around your environment. For example, sunflowers, wildflowers, and lavender provide necessary food for bees throughout the year. Even a small flower pot on a balcony can make a difference in supporting these vital pollinators. Another considerable step would be to avoid harmful pesticides in protecting the population of bees and choosing organic gardening methods and natural pest control alternatives can help create a safer environment for bees to thrive.
7NEWS
13-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- 7NEWS
Best winter boots to invest in for 2025: Billini, COS, Forever New and more
No winter wardrobe is complete without a perfect pair of boots, and since winter is just around the corner, consider this your sign to get shopping. Investing in a high-quality pair is always a good idea for the season ahead, and you can even wear them into the warmer months of spring and summer. Whether you're after a knee-high style to team with shorts and skirts, or after functional, yet stylish waterproof pair for everyday wear, we've rounded up 7 of the best to shop. Catering to every budget and taste, here are our favourite boots for winter 2025. 1. ZURI Espresso Suede Boots, $399.99 at Tony Bianco These incredible boots ZURI boots from Billini are sure to make a bold fashion statement. Crafted from suede leather and are a calf-length style, they feature a pointed square toe, small (and comfortable) heel, plus a structured silhouette. Combining style and comfort, these boots are worth the investment. 2. Hush Puppies' Lauretta Boots, $249.95 at Myer If you're on the hunt for an everyday boot, meet the Lauretta by Hush Puppies. Given a 5-star rating, shoppers have declared them 'very comfy' thanks to the podiatrist-developed bio-mechanical footbed which in turn promotes improved body alignment and all-day comfort. You can head straight to Myer to shop these best-sellers. 3. AERE Knee-High Cowgirl Leather Boots, $280 at The Iconic Giddy up! The Western-trend has proved it's not going out of style anytime soon, so invest in a pair of cowgirl boots for the season. We've got our eye on this gorgeous leather pair from AERE that would pair perfectly with jeans, skirts and everything inbetween. Thanks to the knee-high length, small heel height and pointed-toe, they are surprisingly comfortable too! 4. Lonnie Black Boots, $109.95 at Billini Shoes Everyone needs a classic black boot that is ideal for both work and play. Fear not, we've found them. Billini's Lonnie black boots are a popular choice, with hundreds of shoppers racing to add them to their cart, calling them their 'favourite boots ever.' With an 8cm heel height, they give you an added lift without being too high. 5. Suzie Mid-Calf Heeled Boots, $119.99 at Forever New Did someone say vegan leather? These stylish nude Suzie boots from Forever New have been making the rounds thanks to their eco-friendly composition and sleek look. Complete with a mid-calf height, cushioned insole and small heel, they are the perfect solution to a 'jean and a boot' outfit as the cooler weather arrives. 6. Square-Toe Leather Knee-High Boots, $530 at COS Square toes tick all the boxes when it comes to a stylish shoe, making the the perfect addition to any outfit that needs a little statement. Rather than opting for a classic black, try out the Square-Toe Knee High Boots from COS in a tarnished red shade. Made from 100 per cent real leather, these are the kind of shoes you'll have for seasons to come. 7. Soft 7 tred Women's Gore-Tex Chelsea Boot, $339.95 at ECCO If you're in need of a waterproof boot, don't look past ECCO's soft trend Chelsea Boot. Perfect for keeping feet dry in wet conditions, they are made from fluidform material and extra cushioning for long days spent on your feet. Shoppers who have got their hands on a pair say they are 'easy to get on and off' and 'look great with everything.'
