Skin health can be complex. After all, your skin is exposed to all of the elements, from changes in weather and exposure to environmental pollutants to makeup and UV damage caused by the sun. Put simply: It’s hard to protect your skin from all of the outside interference that can lead to a myriad of skincare concerns, such as breakouts, hyperpigmentation, premature lines and wrinkles, dull skin tone, oiliness, dryness and more.

While visiting husband Jay-Z's mother in West Orange, N.J, Beyonce stumbled across a neighborhood block party. Instead of moving on, she busted a move, dancing the electric slide with the locals while wearing impossibly high heels. It seems unfair: most block parties just involve potato salad and neighborly mingling. But in West Orange, they get choreography and one of music's biggest stars. Talk about neighborhood pride. Next OK Go, "

The French New Wave took American gangster films and interpreted them anew. With Bonnie and Clyde, Arthur Penn—by that point an established, Oscar-nominated director in his mid-40s—refracted the vision of directors like Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut and made a fresh American gangster film with New Wave energy, only it was more violent and more nervy in its stylized brutality than any New Wave film had been. Faye Dunaway is a dazzling, surprisingly vulnerable Bonnie Parker; Warren Beatty is her swaggering beau Clyde Barrow, fearless when it comes to robbing banks but tragically unable to perform in the bedroom.

If you are still in the dark about Edward O. Wilson and what he does for a living, you have already proved the point of his latest book, Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge (Knopf; 332 pages; $26). The modern mind, Wilson argues, is so compartmentalized by specialization and insular beliefs that we have lost faith in seeing the natural world as an integrated whole. Wilson is in a good position to know.

Partner Content If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. It’s been more than a decade since Lifetime‘s “Dance Moms” premiered in 2011, serving as the first taste of unscripted reality television for its millions of loyal viewers — many of which were children during its eight-year run through 2019, and are now college-aged young adults whose only connection to the show today is through Jojo Siwa’s meme-worthy music career.

That's why we want to debunk five commonly held morning erection misconceptions. Myth 1: If you have morning erections, you can’t experience erectile dysfunction Experiencing morning erections doesn't necessarily mean you're exempt from experiencing erectile dysfunction. If you are experiencing this, your erectile dysfunction is likely caused by psychological factors. Performance anxiety, depression, stress, low self-esteem, and guilt are among the common reasons why men might face difficulties with their erections.

On the cover of your book, My Squirrel Days, you’re posed with a squirrel. Was that a real squirrel? Yes, her name was Squirrel. She had done a lot of commercial work and was comfortable on set. She sat on my arms, on my shoulder, on branches, on the desk. There was one scary moment where she slipped on my blouse, and I didn’t know whether to catch her or not.

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June 13 Calendar 1925 Charles Jenkins demonstrates the transmission of synchronized pictures and sound (early television) 1953 KOAA TV channel 5 in Pueblo-Colorado Spgs, CO (NBC) 1st broadcast 1959 "Sammy Kaye Show" last airs on ABC-TV 1961 Billy Barnes' musical revue "Billy Barnes People", starting Ken Berry, Dave Ketchum, and Jo Anne Worley, opens at Royale Theater, NYC; runs for 7 performances 1989 "Licence to Kill"

Full Name: Jean Louis Xavier François Darlan Profession: Admiral and Prime Minister of Vichy France Biography: Darlan rose through the ranks of the French admiralty after his service in World War I. In 1937 he was made admiral and Chief of the Naval Staff—then in 1939, admiral of the fleet, a role which had not existed prior. Darlan played a significant role in the build-up of the French naval forces prior to World War Two and, at the outset, was its Commander-in-Chief.