In her new e book, Dare I Say It: Every little thing I Want I would Identified About Menopause, Watts recalled the second she began “hiding” her physique after getting shamed by a private coach.

“If I put on a bikini it isn’t a string bikini. I will be sure that it’s high-waisted, overlaying my stomach button,” Watts shares in her e book. “I additionally began hiding my thighs after a coach I would labored with wrote about me in his e book as being ‘fleshy.’ It obtained in my head!”

Watts seemed to be referring to the 2008 e book titled Star High quality: The Purple Carpet Exercise for the Celeb Physique of Your Desires, written by celeb coach Rob Parr, whose feedback about Watts made headlines when the e book was launched.

Elsewhere in her e book, the Birdman actress obtained candid about her menopause journey wherein she wrote that there “are not any common guidelines” in the case of what ladies put on.

“We must always put on no matter we would like, particularly in center age,” Watts shared within the e book, which is an element memoir, half information to getting older. “The nice liberation for me has been realizing that in the case of how we glance, because the saying goes, the folks ‘who thoughts do not matter, and those that matter do not thoughts.’”

One downside space that Watts was comfy joking about, is her elbows, writing, “I am glad I haven’t got to see my very own elbows so I will put on no matter sleeves I need and if it’s worthwhile to look away that is your downside.

The 56-year-old actress additionally detailed her train routine, and what impressed her to begin carrying crop tops in her 50s.

“Our our bodies aren’t as taut or injury-free or unlined as they have been twenty or thirty years in the past,” she defined. “I’ve given start and spent many years extra in all weathers, and it exhibits.”

Watts added of her abdomen, which she proudly exhibits off, “It is so wrinkled that it resembles a paper bag that is been tangled up and left damp on the facet of the street. And but, I will put on a crop high now, which I by no means would have completed again earlier than I had the paper-bag abdomen.”

Regardless of the little issues she takes subject with right here and there, Watts advised readers that general, she’s “proud” of her physique.

“I will present it to the world if I wish to,” she added. “At this age, we are able to train not only for vainness however for pleasure and well being, which feels far more rewarding.”

Dare I Say It is out now.

Musk acquired incessant backlash from critics — together with on X, the platform he owns — on Monday night after he made the hand movement, which many known as a Nazi salute.

The ADL, nevertheless, shot down these ideas and urged his critics to “take a breath.”

“This can be a delicate second. It is a new day and but so many are on edge. Our politics are infected, and social media solely provides to the anxiousness,” wrote the ADL in a press release.

“Plainly @elonmusk made an ungainly gesture in a second of enthusiasm, not a Nazi salute, however once more, we admire that individuals are on edge.”

The group then continued: “On this second, all sides ought to give each other a little bit of grace, maybe even the advantage of the doubt, and take a breath. This can be a new starting. Let’s hope for therapeutic and work towards unity within the months and years forward.”

The Tesla mogul has since responded, posting on his social media web site X: “Frankly, they want higher soiled methods. The ‘everyone seems to be Hitler’ assault is sooo drained.”

The 53-year-old’s enthusiastic second rapidly went viral on-line because of the gesture he made whereas thanking the group for his or her help.

“Some elections are necessary, some should not. However this one, this one actually mattered and I simply wish to say thanks for making it occur,” he mentioned.

He then positioned his proper hand to his chest over his coronary heart after which forcefully thrust it out, fingers collectively and palm down, which many mentioned intently resembled the “Sieg heil!” salute used at Nazi rallies to indicate help to Adolf Hitler.

Whereas speaking to the group, Musk added, “My coronary heart goes out to you,” after doing the salute a second time. “It’s because of you that the way forward for civilization is assured. Because of you.”

This isn’t the primary time Musk has lashed out after purportedly being accused of anti-Semitism. In 2023 he went after the ADL for trying to “kill” the social media platform beforehand referred to as Twitter after his 2022 takeover.

“Because the acquisition, The @ADL has been attempting to kill this platform by accusing it & me of being anti-Semitic,” he claimed. “To be tremendous clear, I’m professional free speech, however in opposition to anti-Semitism of any form.”

Ka’Niyah Baker (pictured) had been reported lacking January 12. Three days later, police discovered her physique 20 miles from her final identified location.

The vacant dwelling was on hearth with smoke “coming from contained in the residence” when the fireplace division arrived at roughly 10:30 p.m. on January 15. Shortly thereafter, they discovered the physique, per a Columbia Police Division press convention.

“The style of demise was not an accident and this isn’t a suicide,” mentioned Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford to the press. “Ka’Niyah was bludgeoned, stabbed and burned.” Her reason for demise was listed as blunt drive trauma.

“Brutal, heinous, vicious, grotesque, monstrous and disturbing: these are the phrases I would use to explain this homicide investigation,” mentioned Columbia Police Chief Williams “Skip” Holbrook.

In accordance with Rutherford, because of the state of Baker’s physique, it took DNA proof to lastly determine her and show she was the lacking little one being sought by the Richland County Sheriff’s Division, after she was reported final seen within the Hopkins space January 13.

“We anticipate to pursue justice on this matter,” mentioned Fifth Circuit Solicitor Byron Gipson.

Baker and each suspects, a 15-year-old lady and a 16-year-old lady, had a historical past of being “runaways,” based on Holbrook. He mentioned that every of them had gone lacking inside the previous two months.

Baker had been dwelling in foster care in Columbia previous to her arrest, per the police chief. Each of the suspects most up-to-date addresses have been additionally identified to be in Columbia.

The 16-year-old was reported lacking on January 12, as nicely.

“She has a historical past of disorderly conduct, malicious harm, throwing bodily fluids,” Holbrook mentioned within the press convention. “she was needed by the Division of Juvenile Justice [in Georgia] for chopping off her ankle monitor round Jan. 12.”

He went on to notice, “She was final enrolled in a neighborhood highschool in January 2024 and he or she’s presently listed as dropped out and he or she is a frequent runaway.”

He additionally supplied some particulars on the 15-year-old suspect, saying that she “was enrolled in a neighborhood highschool as of final December. She is presently listed as dropped out and he or she is also a frequent runaway.”

Neither suspect has been recognized, however Gipson did inform reporters that his workplace intends to petition the household court docket to cost them each as adults, per CBS affiliate WLTX.

The police chief defined that whereas they don’t have a motive, they’re within the means of interview the suspects. “While you discuss to folks which were concerned in committing heinous crimes like this, you’re trying to search solutions and browse their reactions,” he defined. “However typically, it’s when there aren’t any reactions is what’s most troubling.”

He additionally spoke extra usually about all three teenagers concerned on this tragic case. “This shocks the conscience to me,” he instructed reporters. “We’ve received some work to do with our system. We’ve received some work to do with our younger folks. There’s an excessive amount of despair. And we’ve received to vary that.”

In her Rolling Stone profile, the TikTok star mirrored on a her previous relationship — and whereas she did not consult with fellow content material creator Bryce Corridor by identify, it is fairly clear that is who she’s speaking about.

“I am very guarded in relation to relationships, as a result of my first public relationship taught me quite a bit about myself,” the 24-year-old singer advised the publication.

“I feel he cheated on me. He says he did not,” she added.

In 2020, she started courting Corridor — her first large relationship within the public eye — earlier than the pair started sharing a number of their life with their huge followings within the type of dance movies, vlogs, and extra.

As soon as their relationship ended, Rae did not reveal an excessive amount of concerning the the reason why — nonetheless, dishonest allegations flooded social media. Corridor repeatedly denied these accusations.

“That was a s–t present,” she advised Rolling Stone. “He was very vocal about the whole lot, and it was a large number.”

Corridor made headlines amid the dishonest rumors, which started circulating following a visit to Las Vegas in February 2021. On the time, he tweeted merely, “I did not cheat on addison.”

After the breakup, Rae tried to separate herself from Corridor by blocking him on X.

The He is All That star just isn’t holding a grudge although.

“I imagine there’s good in everybody, so I wish to assume there is a good a part of him,” she mentioned of her ex-boyfriend — who has since turn out to be a star boxer and one of many main Gen Z MAGA bros — earlier than including, “We have been actually younger.”

Sandra Coto-Navarro, 48, had beforehand informed police that Portillo had entered her residence after which left once more after she’d paid him $23,000, based on the Queens County District Legal professional’s Workplace in a press launch.

It was solely after the constructing’s landlord reviewed the safety footage that police realized he by no means left. They then returned to find a horrifying scene, and the reality.

“This was a grotesque homicide,” stated Queens County District Legal professional Melinda Katz.

Coto-Navarro was arrested on January 16 on a cost of second diploma homicide, two counts of tampering with bodily proof and fourth diploma prison possession of a weapon, per the DA’s Workplace. If convicted for homicide, she faces as much as 25 years to life in jail.

In courtroom, Coto-Navarro pleaded not responsible to the fees, as reported by the Gothamist. She was ordered held till her subsequent courtroom look, set for Friday, January 24.

Portillo had gone to the condominium of Coto-Navarro in an effort to choose up $24,000 in unpaid again lease at 8:40 a.m. on January 14, per the press launch. When he did not return to work, his coworkers known as the police at roughly 5 p.m.

In keeping with amNewYorkMetro sources with speedy data of the scenario, Coto-Navarro’s husband had been at work when the alleged homicide occurred, however discovered Portillo’s physique when he got here residence. He arrived about 20 minutes earlier than police, based on WABC.

He was additionally reportedly hesitant at first to permit police inside, however lastly informed them the place the physique was. Legislation enforcement sources informed the outlet they don’t anticipate the husband will face any costs.

After lastly making their method into the suspect’s condominium, police in the end discovered Portillo’s physique wrapped in rubbish baggage and stuffed beneath a mattress.

Officers reported a “sturdy odor of bleach and noticed a mop and what gave the impression to be blood close to the underside of the mattress and by a dresser within the bed room,” based on the district lawyer’s workplace assertion.

Investigators decided that the sufferer suffered a number of blunt power accidents to his head, which they consider was brought on by a pipe, per amNY. They DA stated that Coto-Navarro additionally put a bag over his head, with all of this in the end inflicting his demise. The DA’s workplace additionally famous the sufferer suffered sharp power accidents to his neck and leg after demise.

“As alleged, the defendant not solely murdered the superintendent making an attempt to gather lease, however tried to dismember the lifeless sufferer, wrapped his physique in black rubbish baggage and tried bleaching the realm,” stated Kats within the press launch.

“Now, a life has been misplaced and a household is in upheaval as a result of the defendant allegedly selected to resolve a lease dispute with violence,” she continued. “This isn’t the best way a civilized society operates. The defendant will face justice for this heinous homicide.”

Within the days after his stunning demise, a GoFundMe has been set as much as assist pay for the funeral bills for Portillo, and extra particulars about his life have emerged.

“Recognized all through his neighborhood for his unimaginable work ethic, he by no means hesitated to assist others in want,” stated the GoFundMe’s creator, Julissa Gomez. “His biggest pleasure in life was caring for his household, and his loss leaves an irreplaceable void in all our lives.”

Gomez’s GoFundMe, which she arrange on behalf of Portillo’s spouse Rene, has raised greater than $16,000 towards its $18,000 purpose. “Each contribution, regardless of the dimensions, will assist ease the monetary burden on his household, permitting them to concentrate on therapeutic and remembering the fantastic man everybody all liked,” she wrote.

On the day of her arraignment, Portillo’s grieving spouse confronted her husband’s suspected killer, Coto-Navarro, as she was being led out of the precinct stationhouse to go the courthouse, per amNY.

“You killed my husband!” she shouted in Spanish on the lady as police escorted her to a ready police automotive.

Neighbors of Coto-Navarro expressed shock over Portillo’s demise and her alleged involvement, with one telling WABC, “She was all the time candy truthfully. She was very, very candy. I am just a bit shocked by this complete factor.”

Folks within the condominium constructing stated that Portillo had began working there as a gardener earlier than transferring as much as the superintendent place. They described him as pleasant and fascinating