We’re just gonna go ahead and say it: this is very disturbing. In terms of plastic surgery, we’ve pretty much seen it all: the woman who wants to literally look like Barbie, another who spent $25,000 to look like Jennifer Lawrence, Kylie Jenner‘s brand-new face, and so on. But now: Women are having plastic surgery to re-shape their feet to fit into designer shoes. According to the New York Times, Los Angeles-based plastic surgeon Dr.

Ingrid Michaelson dropped the bombshell claim during a livestream -- and Twitter was not ready! Update 3/30/2021 4:39 am pt After creating an online furor with a stray comment on Monday evening during a livestream, Ingrid Michaelson jumped onto her Instagram Stories late that night to clarify what she meant. "So, I should be asleep, but it’s been a crazy hour, hour and a half," she said. "On my Patreon live stream, I said that I’m working with Zayn.

Jennifer Lopez, 53, took to Instagram to honor her husband, Ben Affleck, 50, on Father's Day with a sizzling display of affection. The actress and singer uploaded a shirtless mirror selfie of Affleck, showcasing his chiseled abs and sending fans into a frenzy. In the caption, the hitmaker wrote: "Daddy Appreciation Post… Happy Father's Day Papa. And Happy Father's Day to all the amazing Papas out there!! We love you and appreciate you more than you will ever know.

For BAZAAR.com's spring digital cover story, Keke Palmer divulges what she thinks about her now-iconic Internet catchphrase, "Sorry to this man."The remark, which has since become a celebrated meme, was uttered in response to Palmer not knowing who former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney was.Palmer credits Twitter and its younger users for "giving life" to her reaction.It was the meme heard around the world. When Keke Palmer took Vanity Fair's lie detector test and truthfully uttered that she did not, in fact, know who former U.

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