Putin's 2nd Oreshnik Strike On Ukraine? Russia Vows Revenge After Kyiv Fires 13 ATACMS In 3 Days Recommended Playlist Russia Attacks Ukrainian Airfields; Aircraft, Equipment 'Up In Smoke' Russia Shoots Down American Long-Range Missiles Over Russian Region As Putin Okays Nuke Attack Russia Launches Massive Air Attack On Ukraine With Missiles, Drones; Kharkiv Village Falls | Watch Putin's Ballistic Revenge; First ICBM Attack On Ukraine After Nuclear Doctrine Revised Putin's Oreshnik Sends Chills Through NATO | Why U.S. Allies Can't Intercept New Russian Missile Russia's Kursk Counteroffensive Begins: 50k Russian & North Korean Troops Attack Ukraine Army 'Europe On Nuke Missile Target': Putin's Chilling Message To U.S. & NATO After Bombing Ukraine Putin's Aide Tells Europe How To Stop WW3: 'Russia Won't Launch Oreshnik Strike If...' 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Telangana cop punched, dragged by villagers, video goes viral On Cam: Crane drags car with senior citizens sitting inside, case registered | video goes viral Instagram influencer shot dead by husband in Rajasthan's Phalodi CCTV: Thieves arrive in car, decamp with jewellery in MP's Damoh Goons hurl abuses at toll plaza employee in MP's Chhatarpur Two goons hurled abuses at a toll plaza employee in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhatarpur. One of the assailants is reportedly the brother of an MLA. The incident was filmed by an employee of ol plaza which has gone viral on social media. The goons were upset after they had to wait in the queue. 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This year alone, headliners like Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Kacey Musgraves , Taylor Swift, Doechii , and more have all brought epic statement looks to the stage. Think: Designs that are bejeweled, bedazzled, and created for to stand out in an arena. Ever wonder who is making all of these fabulous frocks behind the scenes? One rising designer who top celebrities have on speed dial: Lacey Dalimonte . Based in Los Angeles, Dalimonte is responsible for creating looks for Chappell Roan, Madonna, Conan Gray, Christina Aguilera, Billie Eilish, and countless others. Even more impressive than her stacked roster, is that she is a total one-woman show—often turning out a high volume of looks by herself in her studio. “I still work mostly alone, developing everything from concept, sketch, and patterning, to the final finished piece—sewing everything myself,” Dalimonte tells Vogue. Dalimonte’s aesthetic keeps celebrities coming back by bringing their wildest fashion fantasies to life—whether it is a western-inspired corset for Madonna , or a teardrop-adorned mesh top for Conan Gray. A prime example is the campy, furry robe she created for Chappell Roan back in May, adorned with hair rollers, lipsticks, and cigarettes. “As a Midwest princess myself, I was so excited to design for Chappell, and loved being able to push myself creatively for the drag of it all,” says Dalimonte. “Last month I designed a new leather outfit for her headlining show at ACL Festival, and it's so inspiring to see how much she's grown, with her record breaking crowds, in just a few months.” You could say Dalimonte’s own star is rising in the fashion world, too. As more performers tap her for one-of-a-kind looks, Vogue caught up with the designer to chat her inspirations, process, and what she wants to create next. Vogue : Can you tell us about when you first start designing? Lacey Dalimonte: My earliest designs were more conceptual with a "fashion for fashion's sake" approach. I have a deep love and appreciation for avant-garde pieces that are destined for the runway... But as recognition for my name and brand grew, I began to get approached by celebrity clientele who wanted something custom they could not only wear on stage, but sometimes even do the splits in... often to be delivered in a matter of days. These projects have helped me adapt and innovate my way through tough problems surrounding functionality, quick changes, and fabricating something beautiful that can also take a beating night after night. I've always aspired to be a multi-faceted designer, so over the years, I've also taken on roles to work as part of a team in positions that challenged me and my creative process in different ways. While some things have always been constant, each experience has taught me new things about myself and helped shape me into the designer I am today. When did you start posting your process on TikTok? You have quite a following there. January 2021 was my first TikTok. I honestly hesitated to even start one, but now it's my preferred platform. It allows me to let go a little; I tend to be a perfectionist when it comes to sharing my work elsewhere. Not everything has to be so serious and I love the creativity TikTok brings. It has helped me reach an entirely new audience, while also supporting and connecting with other small, independent artists. Did you ever expect your fashions to resonate with people so much? I have a family VHS tape of myself at 4-years-old, nudging my little brother out of focus, saying “I'm the Star!”—if that tells you anything. I've always had big dreams from a very young age, and am working my ass off to achieve them. I never do things for other's approval, but feel lucky to have found my audience and love connecting with them. I take pride in my craftsmanship and love sharing my process to show the amount of detail and intention that goes into everything I do. To have my work be appreciated and reach the right people has truly meant so much to me. It has helped me keep going at times when I've felt burnout from sleepless nights, and the not-so-glamorous sides of fashion. It's surreal to go from working on something in my small home studio to seeing it be loved by thousands, sometimes millions, of people. What would you say generally inspires your work? Sometimes it's more of a feeling than something I can put into words. Other times, it's as simple as finding an oddity at the antique store that sparks an idea. A few things I draw inspiration from are fetish, period corsetry, innovative technology, couture craftsmanship, and historical garments. You have created looks for so many artists—Chappell, Conan Gray, Madonna... How did these artists find you? I'm still in disbelief that I've gotten to work with such iconic artists, and humbled to even be on their radar! All of my projects have come about as a result of a lot of moving parts. The effort that you put into taking chances and putting yourself out there can wind up creating the circumstances that lead to those kinds of opportunities. I've worked hard to build strong and meaningful relationships throughout my career, and spent endless hours strategizing ways to get my name out there; Never sacrificing the integrity of the work that defines my brand. Social media has played a huge part in all of it, and has allowed me to connect with people I aspire to work with and be discovered, too. Most often, I'm working with the stylists of these artists, who either contact me through Instagram or e-mail. Occasionally, I'm connected through peers I've worked with in the past. In truth, there's no one way of navigating the fashion industry—I'm still figuring it out. It's a chaotic, tightly interwoven web, and it's a lot smaller than some may think. Tell us about this fabulous robe coat you made for Chappell. What was the inspiration? I designed an opening look for the Boston Calling Music Festival, commissioned by her stylist Genesis Webb. She has very theatrical shows with designated "dress code themes" for her fans, which I love, and this one was 'My Kink is Karma'—her black and red sultry theme. We were inspired by vintage burlesque and showgirl references, and I immediately began sketching a dramatic camp boudoir robe. To elevate the look, I combined black ostrich feathers, faux fur, horsehair, and real hair extensions for the collar, cuffs, and hem to give it an exaggerated silhouette, even sculpting the hair with hairspray and gel to get the right look. Growing up as a professional dancer, I loved getting ready in front of my vanity, and had the idea that every showgirl needs her accessories on hand. I adorned the collar like an iSpy book, but with everything that could be found in her dressing room—crystallized matches, cigarettes, hair rollers, lipstick, a tiara, locks and keys, vintage brooches, pearls and chains, and heart lockets with a picture of herself—and Divine, of course. For the robe base, I was lucky to source a vintage deadstock metallic red and black brocade that was buried in the back of a shop in the fashion district. It's like a treasure hunt, trying to find something you've envisioned but don't know if it exists, all while on a deadline from sketch to reality in a little over a week. Have you had a favorite celebrity look you've done thus far? The first that comes to mind is working on Madonna's Celebration Tour last year, because it was one of the most rewarding experiences of my career. Listening to her rehearse live while creating her western leather corset just a few feet away was surreal! I had the opportunity to develop and enjoy the design process in a deeper way than I had in a while. It's also so inspiring to be surrounded by such talented people who have been doing it forever, and share tips and tricks you'd only learn on the job; I was brought onto her team by my brilliant friend Sam Ososki as the leather specialist, but that quickly evolved into so much more. Witnessing Madonna's artistry and dedication impacted me forever, and to be a part of such an iconic team was a dream. Anything you want to create next? After years of custom-driven projects, I'm hoping to shift back to designing on my own time, establishing myself as a brand, and continuing to grow Lacey Dalimonte into the empire I envision it to be. I'm eager to fully immerse myself in the creative process, see where it takes me with developing new pieces, and push towards collections—while continuing to connect with people through my work and building a brand where all the freaks are welcome. I have tons of people I aspire to work with, but I would love to design looks for Lady Gaga's new album. Growing up in a small town in Michigan as a fashion outcast, she's always been an inspiration for me. Coincidentally, she was my first major commission in 2020 during the Chromatica era, but I would love the full circle moment to create for her now that I'm a more experienced designer. Also, Megan Thee Stallion, Law Roach, Rihanna, Dita Von Teese, and Britney Spears—feel free to call anytime, too!What both sides are saying about ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollahlucky in french 。

Matty J looks worse for wear on Christmas Eve READ MORE: The Bachelor's Laura Byrne shares her VERY controversial opinion on what the best Christmas chocolate is and it divides the nation By MIKAELA WILKES FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 23:11, 24 December 2024 | Updated: 23:11, 24 December 2024 e-mail View comments Matty Johnson is looking a little worse for wear this Christmas. The Bachelor star, 37, took to social media with a weepy selfie the night before Christmas. Matty's right eye is red and swollen and he sported a five-o-clock shadow in the relatable post. 'The antibiotics are working...I think,' the father-of-two wrote as he posed with a half-hearted thumbs up. Matty and his wife Laura Byrne have been busy renovating a 'rundown' coastal property which they purchased in August. The reality TV lovebirds put tools down for the holidays, though as Matty hit the beach with his two daughters for an ocean dip and then Laura revved up the party at North Bondi RSL. Laura Byrne let her hair down as she hit the pub stage at North Bondi RSL on Christmas Eve The 38-year-old podcaster let her hair down as she hit the pub stage to dance in a summery white linen pant and bandeau top set. It comes after she split the nation with her highly controversial stance on what the best Christmas chocolate is earlier this week. Laura took to Instagram to crown the Ferrero Rocher, as she filmed a beautifully wrapped gift box. Inside the mixed collection of the brand's biggest hits is the classic hazelnut version, the white chocolate and coconut Raffaello and the dark choc Rondnoir. 'The white Raffaello is the best,' the radio star insisted in her video, adding that the hazelnut is 'delicious' but the dark chocolate version 'kind of sucks'. Laura then invited her followers to vote on which the best of the three is, with the votes divided. The Ferrero Rocher gift box is a Christmas staple and is usually on sale around Christmas time at popular supermarkets. As of late Monday evening, the votes sat at 54 per cent preferring the classic milk hazelnut, 38 per cent loving the white and only 9 per cent picking the dark. Laura Byrne (pictured) sparked a fierce debate on Monday night. The Bachelor star debated on what the best Christmas chocolate is on her Instagram Stories, sharing a video on a Ferrero Rocher gift box Read More Laura Byrne and Matty J reveal their very 'retro' kitchen renovation in their new $2.2m beach house Matty and Laura are enjoying a well deserved break after hitting a huge roadblock in their extension renovation of their $2.2million beach house. The reality TV couple have gone with a throwback 1970s style for the space, with mid-century stained wood cabinets matching the light brown tiles of the floor. But their extensive remodel has faced many issues since they started overhauling the home from termites to wood rot and mould. Laura posted a behind-the-scenes video showing how they had stripped the rundown property to its bare bones and revealed the shocking discoveries they found. 'There was no way of really knowing what this Reno had in store for us, or how comprehensive the rebuild was going to have to be until we started pulling off walls and pulling up the carpet,' she shared. 'We've been met with termites, white ants, wood rot, mould and more than a couple of snakes along the way - but finally she is taking shape and we are slowly seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.' Dubbing the house the Chante-Mer - which means 'Sing the Sea' in French - Laura also told how construction had to stop for a week so exterminators could rid the site of pests. 'We had to replace all of the walls and internal structures throughout the kitchen,' she continued. Despite the challenges, Laura remained positive and told how they plan to transform the neglected beach house into a luxury three-bedroom, two-bathroom home. Located on a clifftop in Ulladulla on the far south coast of NSW 226kms from Sydney , the old two-storey dwelling offers amazing water views. The home last changed hands in 1984 for a mere $62,500 and Laura and Matty splashed out $2.19million on buying it in August. The location holds special meaning for the happy couple, who tied the knot in 2022 at Cupitts Estate Winery, just down the road from their new holiday home. The home is set on 746 sqm overlooking Racecourse Beach and previously belonged to United Nations simultaneous conference translator Valerie Barnes, who died in 2021 aged 94. Laura Byrne Share or comment on this article: Matty J looks worse for wear on Christmas Eve e-mail Add comment

Daily Post Nigeria Gwamnatin Sakkwato ta ja kunnen jami’an da za su raba tallafin noma Home News Politics Metro Entertainment Sport Hausa Gwamnatin Sakkwato ta ja kunnen jami’an da za su raba tallafin noma Published on December 24, 2024 By Nana Ismail Gwamnan Jihar Sokoto, Ahmad Aliyu, ya yi kira ga wadanda aka bai wa alhakin raba kayan aikin noman rani a jihar da su guji duk wani rashin gaskiya ko cin amanar da aka dora musu. Gwamnan ya yi wannan gargadi ne yayin ƙaddamar da rabon kayan aikin noman rani a garin Wamako, a ranar Litinin. A cewarsa, “Ina jan hankalinku da kakkausar murya, ku guji cin amanar wannan aiki, kamar yadda aka samu a lokacin damina. “Mun ɗauki matakan da suka dace don tabbatar da cewa duk wanda ya yi ƙoƙarin karkatar da kayan zai fuskanci hukunci. “Ku kasance masu tsoron Allah, ku bari jama’a su amfana da wannan tallafi na gwamnati.” Gwamna Aliyu ya bayyana cewa gwamnatin Sokoto ta ɗauki ɓangaren noma a matsayin muhimmin matakin bunƙasa rayuwar al’ummar jihar. Ya sanar da cewa gwamnatin za ta raba hekta 450 na filayen noman rani ga manoma a yankin Kware, tare da fara aikin noman rani a Wurno. Haka kuma, an bayar da kwangilar farfaɗo da madatsar ruwa ta Lugu Dam domin tallafa wa noma. Related Topics: Don't Miss Shugaban kasa Tinubu ya nemi addu’o’i yayin bukukuwan Kirisimeti You may like Advertise About Us Contact Us Privacy-Policy Terms Copyright © Daily Post Media Ltd

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Last week, traders made profits from the Trump trade. This week they reversed their positions. I expect further upside into the Thanksgiving holiday. The market's performance was even more impressive considering the disappointing earnings from the number one AI player, Nvidia. The semiconductor giant reported stellar third-quarter earnings this week, but they were just not good enough to keep the stock’s upside price momentum going. Company management said supply chain issues reduced the growth rate in sales to the slowest in seven quarters. All that means, in my opinion, is that revenue will be boosted down the road when the bottlenecks are resolved. But in this market, no one is willing to wait around for that. The damage to the stock price was minor. However, Alphabet did tumble more than 6 percent after the Department of Justice moved to break up its vast technological empire. The DOJ asked a judge to force Google to sell off its Chrome browser. Short-term traders dumped the stock. To me, the chances that anything will come of this action anytime soon is just about zero. There is even a question of whether the incoming administration will pursue the case at all. Yet, it continues to sell off. This is the world of short-term equity markets that we live in. Long-term investors can profit from some of these trader temper tantrums. The biggest story in financial markets this week has been the steady climb in bitcoin and everything crypto. Last week I mentioned that bitcoin should see $100,000 in short order. Early Friday morning it topped $99,452. Bitcoin has turned out to be the Trump trade. A prominent crypto lawyer is evaluating potential candidates to succeed Gary Gensler as chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This added fuel to the fires that have lighted up all things crypto. Gensler, who has been the main impediment to the further development of the cryptocurrency market, announced he will be resigning on Jan. 20 even though his tenure runs through 2026, Two of the strongest candidates, Brian Brooks and Paul Atkins, are leading crypto advocates. Appointing the right candidate could convince many more economic actors that the time has come to get involved in this area. Gold has also reversed from a near 10 percent pullback since the election results although other metals have not fared as well. The Biden Administration's pivot in allowing Ukraine to use US missiles in Russia has caused a surge in geopolitical risk and a rush into gold as a safe-haven asset. Russian President Vladimir Putin has long said that using long-range, Army Tactical Missiles (AT-ACMS) would represent the crossing of a red line. Traders have also begun to have second thoughts about the chances for further interest rate cuts by the Fed. Traders have also begun to have second thoughts about the chances for further interest rate cuts by the Fed. The odds are no better than 50/50 at this point that the Fed will cut rates again in its December meeting. Worries that inflation may worsen under the new administration have convinced the bond market and possibly some members of the Federal Open Market Committee that holding off for the moment on rate cuts may be the wise move. I have been warning readers that I expect the Consumer Price Index to show further gains in inflation this quarter. That turned out to be true in the last month, and I suspect we will see the same again in the next report. Momentum, rotation and volatility; there was something for everyone over the last few days. I expect that to continue. Technology is no longer the only game in town and this week's top gainers — energy, crypto, gold, industrials and financials — are proof in the pudding. Markets are stretched but have been in that condition for a while now. Thanksgiving week is usually a good time for equities, so we could see stocks grind higher until the beginning of December. At that point, a pullback wouldn't surprise me. Happy Thanksgiving to one and all.

What to know about ceasefire deal between Israel and Lebanon's HezbollahSPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — Nico Galette scored 20 points as Youngstown State beat South Carolina Upstate 72-64 on Saturday. Galette also added three steals for the Penguins (8-5). EJ Farmer scored 11 points while shooting 3 for 9 and 5 of 5 from the free-throw line and added six rebounds. Ty Harper shot 3 for 6, including 1 for 3 from beyond the arc to finish with nine points. It was the sixth straight win for the Penguins. The Spartans (4-11) were led by Mister Dean, who posted 23 points, seven rebounds, four assists and two steals. Breylin Garcia added 16 points and six rebounds for South Carolina Upstate. Karmani Gregory had nine points, five assists and three steals. The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar .