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during an interview on the “Today” show — due to an eye infection. Efron, alongside co-stars Jeremy Allen White, Harris Dickinson and Stanley Simons, appeared on the morning program to promote their new film, “The Iron Claw.” “Zac Efron is a legitimate, bona fide Hollywood superstar but that is not the reason he is in shades right now,” host Craig Melvin laughed as he introduced the quartet. The “High School Musical” actor then apologized for his appearance.“No, I’m sorry, man,” Efron, 36, told Melvin, 44.

“The Bachelor” star Joey Graziadei is assuring fans that he is healthy amid concern for his yellow-colored eyes. “Hi everyone, I hope you are having a beautiful day,” Graziadei, 28, said in an Instagram video on Thursday.

W magazine back in 2016 has resurfaced, following a recent tweet that has gone viral talking about her facial features.The account Pop Tingz posted about the old profile on April 14 and noted how Joy stopped looking in mirrors after seeing mean comments online.In the “W” story, the “Split” star recalled how social media contributed to her low self-esteem.“I can definitely remember when Facebook was a thing and I was never aware that my eyes were far apart, and then someone tagged me in a picture with a fish and they were like, ‘This is you ’cause your eyes are, like, here,'” she explained to the publication. “And I was really upset about it and I didn’t enjoy it and I kind of stopped looking in mirrors for a very long time,” she admitted.

Whoopi Goldberg’s appearance during Monday’s episode of “The View.”Goldberg, who has been wearing eyeglasses for 28 years, hosted without them, explaining during the “Hot Topics” segment that she had undergone eye surgery over the weekend. “I had an operation, and they replaced the lens and the lens they replaced it with is kind of like my eyeglass lens,” the 67-year-old announced.

diagnosed with advanced macular degeneration (AMD) in 2012 and shared that she has been struggling with the loss of her vision.While appearing on “The Graham Norton Show,” the Oscar winner admitted that she has found it to be harder and harder to read scripts and learn her lines — something she used to find very easy.“It has become impossible and because I have a photographic memory,” she said. “I need to find a machine that not only teaches me my lines but also tells me where they appear on the page.”Her photographic memory used to come in handy when memorizing scripts.“I used to find it very easy to learn lines and remember them,” the Dame said.

according to the University of Glasgow’s IllusionsIndex.org, was named for the first person to describe the phenomenon, Ignaz Paul Vital Troxler, in 1804. The Swiss physician noticed that when the eye becomes fixated on a point, the objects surrounding that focal point eventually “disappear.”And the more unfocused the periphery, the more pronounced the effect.[Warning: Spoilers ahead.]The illusion illustrates what happens when our eyes are hyper focused on a single target.

shared in November by TikTok personality @HecticNick — but is blowing up this week as millions of TikTokkers strain their eyes to visualize the solution.“Only one percent of people can read what’s hidden in this image — can you?” challenges the puzzle purveyor in the clip, which boasts 3.6 million views online as of Tuesday morning. How you process the now-viral visual can reportedly reveal if someone has bad eyesight or not, according to the Sun.An accompanying screenshot shows the ophthalmological Rorschach Test, which entails a row of shadowy blocks that upon, first glance, resemble Stonehenge or alien glyphs.To make things more difficult, it only counts if you can decipher the eye-roglyphics on your “first try,” per the caption.