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Zara Larsson Is the Ultimate Sea Siren in Daring Bikini for Campaign

Set against a breezy beachside backdrop,Zara Larssonleans into a clean yet eye-catching aesthetic in a new campaign video for Desigual. Keeping the styling simple, she allows bright color and a confident attitude to drive the ad’s impact, creating a look that feels mesmerizing and so in touch with her aesthetics.

Zara Larsson lounges in bold bikini look for Desigual campaign

Take a look at Zara Larsson’s sea siren bikini moment for Desigual:

The Swedish singer builds the look around a bold bikini that stands out right away. Her set has a clean, sculpted fit with a blue triangle-style top and matching bottoms that sit high on the hips, creating a long, streamlined shape. The colors are bright and bold, matching Desigual’s signature style.

Larsson keeps the styling simple, letting the bikini’s color and fit dominate the look. She also wears her hair down with starfish hairpins, keeping it slightly tousled and having a soft, wind-swept texture. A dewy base gives her that sunlit glow, while her eyes carry just a hint of definition without making it heavy.

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Noah Wyle was 'concerned' when HBO requested edits to “The Pitt”’s ICE episode

Noah Wyle admitted that he was "concerned" about any editing done in The Pitt episode that featured ICE agents.

Noah Wyle on 'The Pitt' Season 2 - Episode 9Credit: Warrick Page/HBO Max

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“When I saw what we had done, I actually think we arrived at something more elegant and a little bit more restrained," Wyle said of the final result.
The Pitt is available to stream on HBO Max.

Noah Wyleis opening up about an episode ofThe Pittthat was at risk of being edited for political reasons.

Speaking withVarietyin an interview published on April 9, the actor explained how the hit HBO medical drama took on a controversial topic in a recent episode.

In the episode, "5:00 P.M.," which aired on March 19, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers arrived at the hospital with a woman taken into custody who injured her shoulder in a fall. Patients and the healthcare workers grow increasingly uncomfortable with the officers' presence.

After the patient is examined and given a sling to treat her shoulder (her X-ray showed no fractures), Dr. Robby (Wyle) discharges her and asks the ICE agents to leave. "Patients come in here for help because they’re either sick or injured. Documented or undocumented, they have a right to emergency care. TB, measles, fractures, none of it is getting treated because everybody is too scared to come in," he tells one of the officers.

A skirmish ensues, however, when the agents interfere with a nurse trying to get the injured woman into a proper sling, and both the patient and the nurse are taken into custody.

Ramona DuBarry, Josell Mariano, Noah Wyle, and Katherine LaNasa in 'The Pitt' season 2, episode 11Credit: Warrick Page/HBO Max

The Pittproducer John Wells was told to make the storyline balanced for this episode, which took on a contentious but timely topic. Wyle, however, was "concerned" about the changes being made.

“The negotiation was being driven by political reasons, creative reasons, fear, uncertainty, all sorts of legitimate reasons. I’ll be honest and say that I was concerned about the edits we were making initially,” Wyle toldVariety.

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“When I saw what we had done, I actually think we arrived at something more elegant and a little bit more restrained, which leaves a little bit more ambiguity in it than we may have started out with. I think it’s healthier for the storyline in the long run," he continued.

Wyle also mentioned not having to emphasize the context because of what had been happening in real time in the U.S.

"It ended up being show the bear, don’t poke the bear in a lot of ways, which is enough," he told the outlet. "Because the context came out after we’d filmed that episode, we didn’t have to do half of what we had done. That had already been imprinted into the mind of most Americans.”

Wells recently spoke about the messaging behind the season 2 episode as well.

"We were just trying to get to this issue of why it’s important that immigration enforcement doesn’t happen in certain kinds of public spaces, like where we have to be able to provide services regardless of whether or not someone is an unauthorized person in the country or not," he toldDeadlinein March.

"We can’t be frightening people away from basic care, primary care, and preventative care, which are necessary for all," he continued. "We all have to at least be able to agree that there are spaces that have to be free of that kind of pressure."

Wells added that they were trying to be "truthful" without taking a side in the controversial issue. "We’re not trying to politicize it," he explained. "We’re simply trying to put forward what sometimes are uncomfortable truths, but are truths nonetheless."

Noah Wyle in 'The Pitt' season 2, episode 10Credit: Warrick Page/HBO Max

The final episode ofThe Pittseason 2 airs on HBO on Thursday, April 16. Season 1 and the rest of season 2 are available to stream on HBO Max.

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Jessica Biel Issues Plea to Parents Doing the Jessica Tantrum ‘Trend’: ‘These Kids Look Petrified’

Jessica Biel shared her thoughts on a viral parenting hack that uses her name, in a video posted to TikTok on Friday, April 10

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The trend involves yelling “Jessica” to confuse and distract a toddler during a tantrum
“I feel like half the kids in these videos look petrified,” she said in the video

Jessica Bielis sharing her honest thoughts on a viral parenting trend that involves using her name.

In aTikTokvideo posted to her account on Friday, April 10, the 44-year-old actress, who sharestwo sonswith husbandJustin Timberlake, reacted to a toddler tantrum hack she previously joked about on social media the day prior.

“Guys, I’m not really sure how I feel aboutthis Jessica trendwith moms and toddlers and now dogs apparently it’s working for — which is kind of amazing, I’m gonna try it on my dogs,” she said, before adding, “I feel like half the kids in these videos look petrified."

The viral parenting hack sweeping social media involves suddenly and loudly yelling the name “Jessica” during a child’s meltdown to confuse and distract them with the intention of ending it.

On Thursday, April 9, theBetter Sisterstar posted some examples to her Instagram Stories, writing, “You rang? 🤣” on one of the playful clips.

“I really love if I can come into your household with my name that I share with so many other incredible Jessicas around the world, I’m sure, and help you with your kids’ tantrum, but I sort of feel like these kids are terrified,” she said on Friday, laughing. “They look terrified and hopeful that Jessica is not gonna show up.”

“Part of me wants to say, ‘You’re welcome. Glad I could be helpful. Glad all of us Jessicas could be helpful,’ and also, please please please don’t make your toddler terrified of people named Jessica,” the7th Heavenalum said. “‘Cause we’re good people. We’re nice people. We wanna help you with the tantrum, but we don’t wanna scare the s--t out of your kid.”

Jessica Biel and husband Justin Timberlake, May 2022Credit: Gilbert Flores/Variety/Penske Media via Getty

Biel then revealed how trying the trend has gone in her own home. “And of course it’s not working with my kids. My kids are like, ‘What? Why are you yelling your own name, you weirdo? You’re weirder than you already are normally,’” she said of her boys’ reaction.

TheCandystar welcomed her first child, 11-year-old Silas Randall Timberlake, with theNSYNChitmaker, 45, on April 8, 2015. Their second boy, 5-year-old Phineas Timberlake in the summer of 2020.

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“So yeah, I’m conflicted,” Biel said in the TikTok. “I don’t know what to say. What do you guys think? No other name works? You’re welcome? It’s a toss up.”

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Mandy Moore Shares Candid Footage from Her and Hilary Duff's Double Date at a Bruce Springsteen Concert

Mandy Moore and Hilary Duff had a double date night at a Bruce Springsteen concert in Los Angeles

Mandy Moore (left); Hilary Duff (center); Bruce Springsteen (right)Credit: Stewart Cook/Step Up via Getty; Amy Sussman/Getty; Kevin Winter/Getty

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Moore shared a video of her husband, Taylor Goldsmith, singing along next to Duff and Duff's husband, Matthew Koma, on her Instagram Stories on Thursday, April 9
Springsteen is currently on his Land of Hope and Dreams American tour

Mandy MooreandHilary Duffhad a double date night of dancing in the dark at aBruce Springsteenconcert in Los Angeles.

Moore, 42, shared a brief video clip of her husband,Taylor Goldsmith, Duff and Duff's husband,Matthew Koma, smiling and singing along as Springsteen, 76, performed his 1975 hit "Born to Run" on her Instagram Stories.

"Mentally I'm still here," Moore wrote. "Springsteen date night!!!"

TheThis Is Usstar tagged Goldsmith, 40, Koma, 38, and Duff, 38, in the post. Duff and Koma both reposted Moore's post to their own Instagram Stories on Thursday, April 9.

Mandy Moore's Instagram Stories post from a Bruce Springsteen concertCredit: Mandy Moore/Instagram

Springsteen is currently on hisLand of Hope and Dreams American tour.

Duff and Moore are longtime friends.

The "In Real Life" singer showed support for Duff, who returned to music and touring with the release of her albumluck...or something.On Jan 30, Moore shared a sweetInstagram Stories postabout theYoungeractress as she performed the final show from hersold-out Small Rooms, Big Nerves tourthe night before.

"Broke my brick time to say that my bud is a sensational icon queen giving us all what we needed," Moore wrote over a photo of Duff performing on stage at The Wiltern in Los Angeles. "You are forever a superstar, @hilaryduff!!!!"

Hilary Duff in Mandy Moore's Instagram Stories postCredit: Mandy Moore/Instagram

Moore also sharedInstagram Stories footageof theLizzie McGuirealum performing her 2025 single "Mature," calling it her "fav" song.

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In December 2025, the "Little Dreams" musiciancelebrated the holiday season with Duff, sharing a photo of her kids alongside Duff's children and mutual friends. Duff shares son Luca Cruz, 13, with her ex-husbandMike Comrie. In 2019, she married Koma, andthe couple share daughtersBanks Violet, 7, and Mae James, 4, and Townes Meadow, 20 months.

Moore and Goldsmith are parents toAugust "Gus" Harrison, 5, Oscar "Ozzie" Bennett, 3, and Louise "Lou" Everett, 1.

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Dax Shepard speaks out about Kristen Bell anniversary post backlash

Dax Shepardis speaking out about thatKristen Bell anniversary post backlash.

On theApril 6 episode of his "Armchair Expert" podcast, the "Parenthood" star, 51, addressed the controversy surrounding Bell'sOct. 17 Instagram post celebratingtheir wedding anniversary. The "Good Place" actress, 45, wrote, "Happy 12th wedding anniversary to the man who, after [an] episode of 'Dateline,' once said to me: 'I would never kill you. A lot of men have killed their wives at a certain point. Even though I'm heavily incentivized to kill you, I never would.'"

The post sparked outrage as some fans argued Bell was making light of domestic violence and that it was tone-deaf during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Speaking with his guestNikki Glaseron "Armchair Expert," Shepard alluded to the situation when he dismissed "all these people that are convinced I'm beating Kristen," arguing those who were "outraged" about the post were people who have "never been in a relationship."

Dax Shepard, left, and Kristen Bell attend the "Power Of Love" gala at MGM Grand Garden Arena on Feb. 22, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada.

"We both grew up with domestic violence, so if you tell me how domestic violence works, I can tell you those guys who beat my mom's a-- never went online to find out if it was acceptable from someone," he said. "That's not actually how it works. ... So you want to be really mad about a hypothetical scenario that's never happened."

Kristen Bellshares divisive anniversary post for Dax Shepard: 'I would never kill you'

Glaser quickly jumped in to defend Shepard during the interview, arguing Bell was simply sharing "inside jokes that you make in your house," adding that anyone would similarly be "canceled" for the things they joke about privately with their spouse. "The backlash to whatever you went through, I think, was spurred very intensely by people just not understanding that kind of intimacy," she told Shepard.

Later in the episode, Shepard looped back to the topic and told fans, "Don't insult my wife. She doesn't need your protection. You don't need to diminish her. That's what pisses me off." But the actor admitted he had no idea about the backlash to Bell's post until "a week and a half" after the fact.

Hollywood couple Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell married in 2013 and share daughters Lincoln and Delta.

See their relationship in photos, beginning here at the premiere of "Couples Retreat" on Oct. 5, 2009, in Westwood, California.