Natalie Portman made the red carpet her rose garden. On Sunday, the actor attended the 2024 Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, in a bright red skirt suit that made her look like a lovely red rose come to life. The monochromatic Balmain set, seemingly crafted from rubber or latex, was composed of a boxy cropped jacket with bulbous short sleeves, plus a corseted miniskirt that looked like an upside-down tulip.
A caravan of packed cars swarmed Augustana College Friday. Students are returning to its campus for move-in day. More than 700 new students are settling into life on campus. “I’m super excited. It’s really cool experience just to gain that independence, meet all these people and it’s such an exciting time for me,” Freshman Maggie Lukas said. Students from across 26 states and 22 countries but also Rock Island’s backyard look to make Augustana College their home the next four years.
A Selling Sunset surprise! When the Netflix reality series returns for season 5, fans will be introduced to a new star: Chelsea Lazkani. “The secret is OUT! 🌟” the realtor excitedly shared viaInstagram on Tuesday, March 22. “I’m beyond thrilled to announce that I have joined the cast of @netflix Selling Sunset! So grateful for everyone involved, the list is long and you know who you are. Chelsea also teased the upcoming season in her caption, writing, “The laughs, the lux, the drama, it’s all there in season 5 and I can’t wait for you all to see it!
Former Newcastle United and Bristol City ace Bradley Orr may have been a rock solid defender, but even he turned to jelly when he was chased by the infamous ‘Swindon Butcher’ in prison. While playing for City in 2006, Orr was involved in a mass brawl at a Bristol nightclub that eventually led to him being charged with affray alongside City teammates Steve Brooker and David Partridge. After being sentenced to 28 days in Leyhill prison, approximately one year after the fight took place, he endured a terrifying ordeal with a convict serving a 35-year sentence.
FDA Grants First Medication to Help Reduce Allergic Reactions to Multiple Foods After Accidental Exposure The US Food and Drug Administration approved Genentech’s Xolair (omalizumab) injection for immunoglobulin E-mediated food allergy in certain adults and children 1 year or older for the reduction of allergic reactions (Type I), including reducing the risk of anaphylaxis, that may occur with accidental exposure to one or more foods. People who take Xolair must continue to avoid foods they are allergic to.