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I care very deeply about Bruno Madrigal from Encanto and his rats, thank you very much. Listen, I think I feel confident saying that Encanto might be my favorite Disney movie in recent years. And yes, I cried while watching it. Disney I spent Christmas 2021 crying over Spider-Man: No Way Home, then crying over Encanto, and then crying over both. Not only are all the songs extremely catchy, but the story of Mirabel and her family is so heartwarming that I just want to yell about it from the rooftops. Disney While every member of the Madrigal family is special in their own way, I'm here today to talk about Bruno, who I literally can't stop talking about, and I hope he's having a great day. Disney Bruno rolls into Encanto with his adorable rats, his dorky personality, and one of the catchiest songs describing him. Disney That's all to say that, just like me, everyone on the internet is obsessed with Bruno and can't get "We Don't Talk About Bruno" out of their heads. So, here are some of the funniest and most wholesome tweets about our favorite Madrigal: Disney If you love what you read, give your…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, STYLECASTER may receive an affiliate commission. One makeup trend I’m loving in 2022 is the return of less-is-more when it comes to contouring. Gone are the days of spending 20 minutes sculpting and baking. Instead, it’s all about a little cream contour where you want it and you’re out the door. That’s probably why Rare Beauty released its Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Sticks. Folks are loving easy-to-use wands and sticks these days. They’re for a natural-looking — but slightly more snatched — version of you. And that’s exactly what makes Rare Beauty’s new launch so exciting. Before I tried the Bronzer Sticks, I watched Selena Gomez apply her favorite shade, Happy Sol (a light brown with warm undertones), on Instagram. Weirdly, I can’t see the video on the Rare Beauty account anymore but I loved the way she warmed up her face and subtly brought out her gorgeous cheekbones — in just a minute. Because I have a more fair complexion, I chose the shade Power Boost (a true tan with a neutral undertone). There are three more deeper shades with neutral, golden and red…

Proponents of NFTs argue that the novel technology is a radical force that will democratize art and push out gatekeepers. The truth is that NFTs remain inaccessible to many. The team behind JPG, a new website that aspires to be the Tumblr of the crypto world, is hoping to change that. “With JPG you can build your own NFT gallery, no matter who you are or what resources you have,” said María Paula Fernandez, the cofounder of JPG, likening the enterprise to Are.na, a popular social media website that empowers users to collect and curate content. JPG users can import and display any NFT that’s available on OpenSea, one of the largest NFT platforms, to curate a gallery of their own. The website, which was launched in July by Fernandez and cofounders Trent Elmore and Sam Spike, just received $3.8 million in a recent seed funding round. Related Articles Existing JPG galleries function as organized shows dealing with concepts like deep time, alchemy, and virality. JPG galleries have sometimes been displayed IRL. During Art Basel Miami Beach, Sofia Garcia and Kate Hannah, who work for the generative art NFT platform ArtBlocks, curated a show about on-chain generative art on JPG…

The body bore marks of violence. Police are turning to the public for information. Author of the article: Getty Images A 54-year-old woman was found dead Wednesday afternoon in a car parked at a commercial centre on Roland-Therrien Blvd. in Longueuil. Longueuil police said the woman’s body, which bore marks of violence, was noticed by a passerby at about 1:20 p.m. Investigators have deemed the death as suspicious and are awaiting the results of an autopsy. A crime scene perimeter set up at the site was lifted at 3:30 a.m. Thursday. Police are urging anyone with information on the incident to call investigators at 450-463-7211. More On This Topic Longueuil police launch specialized unit to help vulnerable population Raids by Longueuil police target suspected cocaine ring This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Montreal Gazette, a division of Postmedia Network Inc. By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. You may unsubscribe any time by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of our emails. Postmedia Network Inc. | 365 Bloor Street East, Toronto,…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, STYLECASTER may receive an affiliate commission. A face cleanser is the first step in any skincare routine. It’s meant to do exactly what its name suggests—cleanse. You want to pick one that sets the tone for the rest of your regimen and gives you a clean canvas to work with. Sometimes, though, it’s hard to pinpoint the right product for your skin, especially if you have acne. But, shoppers have found one that somehow addresses all of their skincare concerns and then some. Tula’s The Cult Classic Purifying Face Cleanser purifies, exfoliates and so much more. The gentle formula leaves your skin feeling and looking just as it should after using a cleanser—squeaky clean and luminous as ever. It works great for oily, combination, acne-prone, dry and mature skin, but shoppers seem to love it most for erasing away blemishes. The product name includes the words, “cult favorite,” for a reason.  “This is the holy grail of all face cleansers. I use this every night before bed and it has helped clear up acne and acne scars,” wrote one shopper among the thousands to give…

News and research before you hear about it on CNBC and others. Claim your 1-week free trial to StreetInsider Premium here. Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) announces the launch of a new device, and this is good news for its fans, the tech geeks, and the media. The corporate giant announced the launch of its next version of the iPhone, and since the news broke, reviews of the new gadget are doing the rounds on media and social media.The new iPhone 14 could have a new SIM card slotThe all-new iPhone 14 could have an all-new SIM card slot if the news is believed. According to reports in certain media, Apple Inc is considering doing away with the traditional SIM card slot and replacing it with a digital one instead. Reports also state that the change was slated to be effective in 2023 but will be implemented in the iPhone 14. Apple Inc has advised telecom service providers in the U.S. to brace to unveil eSIM per se SmartPhones by September 2022.In a bid to match Apple Inc's policy, Tumblr banns a long list of tagsTumblr has banned a long list of tags to match Apple Inc's safety guidelines. As a…

Author of the article: Matthew Lapierre Embassy West Senior Living in Ottawa. Photo by Google Maps /Google Maps Five Nunavut elders have tested positive for COVID-19 at an Ottawa retirement home. Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. “I am very concerned with the news that five Nunavut Elders have tested positive for COVID-19 at Embassy West Senior Living in Ottawa,” Nunavut’s health minister, John Main, said in a statement on Wednesday. “This is the first outbreak the facility has had in its resident population since the pandemic began, and we are monitoring and supporting our elders.” The Nunavut Department of Health has dispatched a bilingual staff member to the facility to “help with communications and response efforts,” Main added. “There have also been added provisions to allow family members to assist with caregiving, under strict COVID-19 safety protocols.” COVID-19 case numbers are rising in Nunavut. The territory counted 231 active cases of COVID-19, mostly in Iqaluit, Arviat and Rankin Inlet, as of Wednesday. The cases in Ottawa are not included in Nunavut’s official case count, but, despite that, Main said the department would “continue to closely monitor and report on our elders receiving care…

Tobie-Charles Angers Levasseur was sentenced in 2018 after he admitted he was part of a group of drug traffickers. That same year, officers Pierre-Luc Furlotte and Patrick Guay were charged with crimes against Angers Levasseur. Author of the article: Paul Cherry  •  Montreal Gazette Photo by Corgarashu - Fotolia A man who was allegedly assaulted by two Montreal police officers and driven to a remote area to fend for himself while he was homeless has been released from a federal penitentiary, while the criminal case brought against the officers almost four years ago is still pending. Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Tobie-Charles Angers Levasseur, a 36-year-old heroin addict, saw a series of conditions imposed on his statutory release during a hearing before the Parole Board of Canada held just before Christmas. On Jan. 24, 2018, he was sentenced to a 54-month prison term after he admitted he was part of a group of five drug traffickers that operated in Montreal in 2017. When the group was rounded up, Angers Levasseur was found to be in possession of 91 grams of heroin and he ended up receiving the harshest sentence among the people arrested.…

Author of the article: Brian Kelly A Sault Ste. Marie woman who wasn’t supposed to be behind the wheel is accused of stunt driving a stolen SUV on Highway 17 in Webbwood. She was stopped by Ontario Provincial Police on Monday evening, a release says. The SUV was taken in the Sault, said Const. Tessa Kasch. Chrystal Petrocco, 39, was charged with dangerous operation, possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000, operation while prohibited, driving while under suspension and stunt driving. Her court date is March 7 in Espanola. Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. News Near Sault Ste. Marie

Author of the article: Barb Livingstone  •  for the Calgary Herald Curtis Ruttle is working to help other vision-impaired youth pursue their love of sports such as skateboarding, leading the push to make skate parks in Calgary and across Canada accessible. Photo by Brendan Miller /Postmedia Having limited vision from birth hasn’t stopped 17-year-old Curtis Ruttle from playing hockey, swimming, skiing and skateboarding. Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. In fact, the Grade 11 Bishop Carroll student, who won the Calgary Award (youth) last year, has not let anything stop him from playing sports he loves — and advocating for others who want to do the same. “People would ask my parents, ‘why do you let him do crazy things; he might get hurt?’ Well, anyone could get hurt. My parents never said ‘no’ to me trying something.” Ruttle is legally blind (about 10 per cent vision) as are his dad and sister. But with a lifelong mantra of “you don’t need sight to have a vision,” he founded the Alt Route project (with mentor Matt Janz), working to make skate parks accessible for low- and no-vision youth. When the teen tried skateboarding two-plus…