These £10 stickers help people with disabilities create perfect eye makeup every time

Janelle Monáe is coming out.

The next season of Stranger Things is premiering with a multi-million dollar bang.

Prince William and his wife, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) made a royal appearance together today, one day after his brother gave an interview that caused a stir online.

Zack Sharf Janelle Monáe announced on the April 20 episode of “Red Table Talk” that she is non-binary (via NBC News). The Grammy nominee previously came out as pansexual in a 2018 Rolling Stone cover story. Monáe said at the time that she originally identified as bisexual but “later I read about pansexuality and was like, ‘Oh, these are things that I identify with too.’ I’m open to learning more about who I am.” Pansexuality is an attraction to people regardless of their gender or sex.“I’m nonbinary, so I just don’t see myself as a woman, solely,” Monáe said on “Red Table Talk.

A Scots make-up artist has become a TikTok inspiration despite having no arms.

Body positive babe and journalist Danae Mercer often shares uplifting posts with her 2.4 million Instagram followers.She is never shy about exposing the ‘reality’ behind the ‘perfect’ snaps usually seen online – and previously she revealed how influencers ‘fake’ their peachy looking bums.And, this time around Danae has shown her 138,000 TikTok followers what goes into getting an insta-worthy shot.In the clip, the blonde babe donned a red matching bikini set and wrote: “Behind every relaxed social media snap, there’s a whole lot of phones on tripods, posing, pics checking, wedgies, cameras adjusted, and thousands of shots to find the perfect ‘one’.”The influencer filmed herself as she ran into a pool to start posing in the water.She struggled to get her camera in the right position on the tripod – highlighting the difficulties of trying to get the perfect shot.Danae ran out of the pool several times to ‘check’ what her pictures look like, which is refreshing to know.She also had to pull her red bikini bottoms out from her peachy bum several times as she tried to manoeuvre herself in the pool.Danae urged: “So don’t compare their highlight to your real life.“You’re doing great.”Inspired by the influencers ‘real’ clip, many people fled to the comments to thank Danae for sharing the behind the scenes.One person commented: “Your content keeps me sane.”Another user added: “Seeing you move freely and unapologetically is really beautiful. "Too many times I’m thinking about what I look like instead of feeling, thank you.”A third person voiced: “Thank you.

Selena Gomez was beaming with excitement as she took her sister Gracie Elliot Teefey on a fun-filled trip tothe Sloomoo Institute in New York City.While arriving to the interactive slime playground for kids and adults, the 29-year-old pop star andhalf-sibling, seven, could be seen coordinating in black leather ensembles.The Rare Beauty founder appeared thrilled to see her little sis so excited at the pop-up, which allowsguests to sink their hands into over 30 vats of textured, scented slime, for tickets costing between $39-69. Sweet: Selena Gomez was beaming with excitement as she took her sister Gracie Elliot Teefey on a fun-filled trip to the Sloomoo Institute in New York CityDuring the experience, the duo were able to relax at an ASMR sound station as well as design their 'dream slime at the DIY bar,' according to Sloomoo Institute's website.

TikTok to inform people about the little-known function.She showcased the dental tool for her viewers, before asking: "Do you ever wonder why your toothbrush has different colours?"There's a reason for that. The smallest of the colours — usually near the top, is to show you how much toothpaste you actually should be using."You're actually not supposed to put the toothpaste all along the brush."Jess then points out the dark blue section of her toothbrush and says: "You should do use about a pea-size amount of toothpaste on the dark blue section here."She added that children's toothbrushes have a similar feature – but the colour patch might be in at the centre rather than at the top of the brush.The TikToker said: "Here's a toddler toothbrush and you can see the blue in the middle shows you exactly how much toothpaste to measure out."Viewers were shocked when they learned about the hack.One said: "Well then, my life is a lie and I don't know how to do anything." A second wrote: "Mind blown...

Thanks to social media, we now have easier access than ever before to the incredible expertise of the very best makeup artists. No longer do you need to head to a real-life masterclass to master the art of the smoky eye (although we do love an IRL event), as you can copy their tips and tricks simply by watching along via Instagram on your phone.

health and beauty retailer has taken to TikTok asking people not to print nude photos in the shop.Mariah, from New York City, said she had seen customers going to her shop at 9am to print X-rated pictures using the store's facilities.While wearing her red uniform and yellow lanyard, she told viewers: "I don't know how many times I have to say this. Don't print your nudes at CVS."I do, in fact, see every single one."The 22-year-old worker joked about calling out one of her customers in particular, commenting: "Please it’s 9am Lauren I can’t do this."Some viewers were shocked to find out about the shop's printing service, with one commenting: "So CVS saw my daughter's entire birth."I left my sister in charge of pictures with a disposable camera.

Dr Pimple Popper has shared the satisfying moment a huge bump on a patient's eye burst open and spilled out "feta cheese". In a video uploaded on her official @drpimplepopper TikTok page, Sandra Lee MD shows herself popping a gigantic milium on a patient's eyelid.

We’re always searching for new ways to improve our makeup skills, especially when it comes to creating a natural, fresh-faced look.Thankfully TikTok has come to the rescue once again, with a game-changing hack that claims to do just that. Makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes claims it’s all about the order in which you apply your makeup products. Instead of applying your foundation first, followed by your blusher, Katie suggests doing it in reverse – and the results are surprisingly effective.

If you have hooded eyes, you’re probably all too familiar with having little space to create eyeshadow looks or a proper wing with liquid liner. You may even experience it smudging all over the place as a result of your slightly overlapping lids. But there are so many great makeup tips for hooded eyes out there that will still allow you to create beautiful eye looks.Take makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes, for example, whose recent TikTok applying a winged liner look to open eyes recently went viral.

Instagram page where he has over 8,000 followers, and on TikTok too. She told Fabulous: "He gets mistaken for a girl most days especially when he wears his fur and bonnets, but it doesn't bother me."Boys can dress pretty too! I get lots of lovely comments when I'm out with Bodhi most days."The mum claims to spend around £70 a month on just clothes alone for the one-year-old.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeChris O’Donnell was on set at “NCIS: Los Angeles,” checking his emails, when co-star LL Cool J started looking over his shoulder. O’Donnell happened to be reading about a reality TV idea that his buddy Reinout Oerlemans had just pitched.The concept is what would become “Come Dance With Me,” a new family-oriented dance competition that premieres April 15 on CBS.

Martin Lewis has outlined three top tips concerning energy bills, as households get prepared for next month's price hike. Brits are set to see their energy bills soar from 1 April, when the Ofgem price cap will rise from £1,277 will go up to £1,971 – an increase of nearly £700. Most energy firms are increasing their standard tariffs to the maximum allowed by the cap, meaning millions of households will see their bills dramatically increase.

@skincaresuzi TikTok channel to demonstrate handy beauty hacks for women over 40. In the clip, she shows how to apply a mixture of Tropic concealer and highlighter to certain parts of her face to make it look tauter.Suzi applies a diagonal line upwards from the corner of her mouth, her nose, and her eye and then blends it with a brush."I used a cream concealer and Illuma light-diffusing concealer mixed with a bit of highlighter," she explains.The results are impressive and Suzi asks her followers: "Have you tried this as an instant facelift?"The video was watched more than one million times and many viewers were staggered by the difference the makeup made, with some joking it was the work of magic.One user said: "I think everyone here is dying to know what piece of wizardry makeup you used… well I am anyway."Similarly, another person asked Suzi: "What witchcraft is this?""The men must not find out we can shapeshift," joked a third viewer.Someone else commented: "Seriously I saw someone do this the other day and I tried it I nearly passed out it's so smart how has nobody shared it with us before."Another viewer quipped: "All these amazing clever hacks...

A Glasgow student has sparked controversy after saying his hometown of Edinburgh is best.

Kim Kardashian isn’t exactly new to internet fame, but the star has just found herself going viral on TikTok this week for something a little unexpected: the length of her eyelashes. App users have sourced an old clip of Kim applying her makeup in one of her beauty tutorials promoting her KKW Beauty range, but it isn’t her contouring or smoky eyeliner that people are really interested in.

iPhone, Mac and iPad in the world.But all is not what it seems when it comes to the Apple logo, as one TikTok user has discovered it is an optical illusion that has been sitting right under our noses for years. Graphic designer and TikTok user Thomas Stevens has blown people's minds by revealing exactly how the Apple logo is made—claiming it was created using nothing but a collection of 'perfect' circles, in contrast to the claims of designer Rob Janoff who made the original logo.

Some TikTok beauty hacks are kinda questionable, while others are downright genius. Lately there have been a few filters doing the rounds on the app that help with makeup application, like the one that maps the perfect brows for your face shape. Another filter that’s proving very popular on the app shows users where to apply their contour for the perfectly sculpted face.