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Gesi Lloyd

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TV & Movies

“Lioness” Returns This Summer With Secrets, Operatives, and a Star-Packed Cast

The espionage drama returns August 2 with hidden networks, foreign operatives, and a mission that may cost Joe far more than her cover. The wait is nearly over. Lioness the espionage drama created by Taylor Sheridan, returns to Paramount+ on August 2 for its third season, and if the first teaser is any indication,…

ByGesi LloydJune 12, 20260Comments

TV & Movies

Exploring the romantic journey of ‘Every Year After’ on Prime Video

Prime Video's newest adaptation turns Carley Fortune's beloved novel into a slow-burn romance series that hits harder than expected. Prime Video did not wait long to follow up its buzzy adaptation of Off Campus. Weeks later, it dropped Every Year After, a new series based on Carley Fortune's debut novel Every Summer After. The show…

ByGesi LloydJune 11, 20260Comments

Body

What causes period diarrhea that most women never talk about

Cramps get all the attention, but period diarrhea affects millions of women every month. Here's the real reason it happens and how to manage it. Every month, millions of women deal with a symptom that rarely makes it into conversation: diarrhea during their period. Alongside bloating, breast tenderness, headaches, and cramps, gastrointestinal disruption is…

ByGesi LloydJune 11, 20260Comments

Health

The hidden health impacts of heartbreak on your body

A breakup does more than bruise your ego. Here's what it actually does to your brain, heart, hormones, and immune system. Heartbreaks are brutal. Most people know this firsthand. But what fewer people recognize is that the damage isn't just emotional. When a relationship ends, the body responds as if it's under siege, triggering a…

ByGesi LloydJune 11, 20260Comments

Hair

Hairline microblading is solving thinning hairlines one pigment stroke at a time

The semi-permanent pigment technique borrowed from Korea's beauty playbook is gaining ground as a fix for thinning hairlines, but experts say the risks are worth understanding first. Korea's influence on the global beauty industry has moved well past skincare. The same obsessive, multi-step logic that produced the glass skin phenomenon is now being applied to…

ByGesi LloydJune 10, 20260Comments

TV & Movies

The queer films worth watching before the summer is over

A curated guide to the LGBTQ+ films that defined a generation, plus the upcoming releases rewriting what queer stories can look like on screen. Queer cinema has never been louder, stranger, or more itself. What began as a handful of coded subtext and stolen moments has grown into a full genre with its own…

ByGesi LloydJune 10, 20260Comments

Makeup

Five steps to makeup that won’t melt off your face this summer

A celebrity makeup artist breaks down the five-step layering system that keeps foundation, eyes, and lips intact when temperatures spike. It is humid. It is hot. And if you have ever watched a full face of makeup dissolve somewhere between the parking lot and the front door, you already know the problem. For a…

ByGesi LloydJune 10, 20260Comments

Wellness

Sleep Masks Are a Simple Fix for a Problem Most People Ignore

From weighted designs to pure silk, today's sleep masks do far more than block light, and finding the right one could be the simplest upgrade your nighttime routine needs. The bedroom has become a battleground for light. Streetlamps, phone screens, digital clocks and early morning sun all chip away at the darkness that quality…

ByGesi LloydJune 7, 20260Comments

Music

Megan Thee Stallion disputes $1.2M styling lawsuit

Celebrity stylist Eric Archibald and his firm Six K are seeking more than $1.2 million in alleged unpaid wardrobe fees. The rapper says an internal audit found the invoices cannot be substantiated. Megan Thee Stallion is contesting a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court that accuses her of failing to pay more than…

ByGesi LloydJune 6, 20260Comments

Sports

WNBA’s young stars rewriting what the league looks like

From Caitlin Clark's shooting slump to a French invasion reshaping the league, the WNBA's next generation has fully arrived. The WNBA has never been younger, deeper, or more globally diverse. Rookies are stepping into meaningful roles from day one. Third-round picks are earning regular minutes on playoff contenders. An international pipeline, turbocharged by the…

ByGesi LloydJune 5, 20260Comments

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“Lioness” Returns This Summer With Secrets, Operatives, and a Star-Packed Cast

Exploring the romantic journey of ‘Every Year After’ on Prime Video

What causes period diarrhea that most women never talk about

The hidden health impacts of heartbreak on your body

Hairline microblading is solving thinning hairlines one pigment stroke at a time

The queer films worth watching before the summer is over

Five steps to makeup that won’t melt off your face this summer

Sleep Masks Are a Simple Fix for a Problem Most People Ignore

Megan Thee Stallion disputes $1.2M styling lawsuit

WNBA’s young stars rewriting what the league looks like

Jamie Foxx had no idea his daughter would do this at BET

Janet Jackson channels brother Michael in daring BET Awards style statement

Divorce glow ups are trending—But is there science behind the glow?