Millie Bobby Brown’s Plunging Micro Minidress Has a Surprise Underneath

Millie Bobby Brown is bringing playful summer fashion to her latest Florence by Mills Fashion campaign, rocking a vibrant plunging micro minidress. The actress and entrepreneur recently shared sunny photos while modeling an orange minidress from her own brand.

Millie Bobby Brown poses in plunging micro minidress with shorts underneath for her own brand

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Millie Bobby Brownposed outdoors in a fitted peachy orange dress while showing off a casual yet stylish look. The sleeveless piece featured a plunging neckline and a very short hemline, but the actress revealed there was a practical surprise underneath.

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“She’s comfy, she’s cute, she’s got shorts underneath,” Brown wrote in the caption while announcing that the Playmaker collection was now live through Florence by Mills Fashion. In one of the photos, the “Stranger Things” star posed beneath a large umbrella while giving the sporty dress a playful summer vibe. She completed the look with soft makeup, short tousled hair, and white sandals.

Fans quickly filled the comments section with compliments about the new campaign. “Stunning as always,” one fan wrote. Another added, “Obsessed,” while others called the photos “summer vibes the best.”

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Kylie Jenner Reveals She Was on Bed Rest During Pregnancy with Aire Because He Was ‘Falling Out’ of Her Vagina

Kylie Jenner appeared on Therapuss on Wednesday, May 13, and opened up about the differences between her two pregnancies

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• She shared that she had severe back and sciatica pain while pregnant with Aire and gained 65 pounds

• Jenner revealed she was on bed rest during Aire's pregnancy, because she was three centimeters dilated for around two months

Kylie Jennerdetailed how her second pregnancy was decidedly more difficult than her first.

Jenner appeared on the Wednesday, May 13 episode of Jake Shane's podcast,Therapuss, where she opened up about being pregnant with her younger child,Aire Webster.

The Kylie Cosmetics founder, 28, explained that she's been struggling with back pain for the past three and a half years, but the pain worsened when she was pregnant with Aire. She said that she woke up one day at 12 weeks pregnant and couldn't walk.

"I had crazy sciatica pain and crazy lower back pain," Jenner shared, before adding she had "high expectations" of the pregnancy, because she was in the "best shape" of her life. "I really wanted to work out," she continued.

She noted that when she was pregnant with her first baby,Stormi, she gained 60 pounds, weighing 200 pounds when she gave birth. While carrying Aire, she gained 65 pounds, leading her to weigh 210 pounds at his birth. Jenner shares Aire, 4, and Stormi, 8, with exTravis Scott.

She explained that her "nausea was horrible" when she was pregnant with Aire, and if she didn't eat, it would be "really bad," confessing that she "ate everything."

"I ate a pint of ice cream every night — I just dove right in,” she said. "I had lots of ice cream. Just lots of carbs. Bagels."

She told Shane, 26, that her pregnancy with Stormi was much easier and more of a "breeze."

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Jenner explained that while pregnant with Aire, there were times she couldn't leave her bed, "because I was in so much back pain and sciatica pain."

"And lots of things were happening with my vagina," she continued. "I was three centimeters dilated for like a month and a half, two months, the baby was falling out," she said, adding that her doctor instructed her to stay in bed.

She also recalled initially "freaking out" when she found out she was pregnant with Stormi at 19. "I was freaking out. I was really scared to tell my parents," she confessed. "I was really scared." She later said that once she told her parents, "no one was mad."

"But there was something just inside of me that knew that I wanted to do this, and I had to make a decision for myself," Jenner said. "And even if I have to do this alone, or however, this is the choice that I'm going to make."

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Jenner opened up about deciding to keep her first pregnancy a secret from the public and the paparazzi. "I really didn't leave the house. I felt like at the time, you know, reflecting back to it, I felt like I was protecting myself. And I was in a way," she said.

She noted how after sheannouncedthe news, she "sobbed for three hours because it felt like so much weight on my shoulders."

"[It was] just a big thing that I was, hiding from the world. And I was worried about everyone's reactions," Jenner said. "It was just so emotional. And I'm like, 'Maybe next time I wouldn't do that.' "

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Gen Z think being 10 minutes late to work is OK. I can’t stand it

Explaining Miranda Priestly’s schedule to the new intern in the originalDevil Wears Prada, Nigel – the art director – says: “She’s always 15 minutes early… Which means you’re already late.”

A punchy line, but hardly an original thought. “If you’re on time, you’re late” is an age-old mantra used by dragon bosses since (just before) the beginning of time. But apparently Gen Znever got the memo.

According to research compiled by Meeting Canary – an online meeting company – almost half of those aged between 16 to 26 believe that being five to 10 minutes late to work is “basically” being on time.

This is unlikely to surprise anyone. After all, what is punctuality about? It’s about respect, about acknowledging that there is a hierarchy in professional life. That some people and things are actually more important than you (as mind-blowing as that is): than your recent break-up,your pronouns, your food and gender whimsies, your wildly fluctuating mental health.

It’s also about mental rigour – discipline. Another word that’s likely to furrow Gen Z brows. Maybe there isn’t always a cast-iron reason why you have to be at your desk at 9am rather than 9.17am. Maybe you can get away with arriving late and leaving early, just keep skimming and skiving on everyone else’s dime. Or maybe your boss is also Gen Z, and you happen to know that she’s taking a “duvet day” with herJellycat plushies. But what if, as a point of personal pride, you decide you’ll be there by 9am regardless?

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Pride is definitely worth trying, in my experience. Combined with discipline, it may even leave you feeling better than a couple of hours’ bed-rotting and doom-scrolling on TikTok.

Far more surprising than Gen Z lateness was how forgiving millennials were of this generational flaw. But while around 40 per cent of them said they would overlook colleagues running 10 minutes behind schedule, this dropped to just 26 per cent for Gen X and 20 per cent for baby boomers.

I’m Gen X and I consider myself to be pretty laid back in most respects, but lateness? That sends me off the dial. Because it’s my time you’re stealing, and I care about that more than anything else.

A fortnight ago, I waited patiently for a shop near Marylebone Station to open so that I could buy my parents some chocolates before boarding the train. Inside was a blonde in her early 20s, enjoying a conversation on her mobile phone.

Now, having established her age, I didn’t expect her to let me in a second earlier than the designated 9am opening time (even though if that had been me, and I could see a customer waiting outside, I might have forced myself to open the door at 8.58am). But when 9am came and went, still she didn’t open the door – still she laughed and joked on her iTeat?

It was 9.07am by the time the blonde sloth finished her call and dragged herself to the door. And at seeing the fury on my face, she looked confused. After all, in her world she was pretty much bang on time.

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Tom Brady crashes Kevin Hart’s Netflix roast. Here are his best burns

New England PatriotslegendTom Bradywas the surprise guest and instant MVP of Netflix's"The Roast of Kevin Hart"on Sunday, May 10.

Wearing all black, the five-time Super Bowl MVP strolledinto Los Angeles' Kia Forum to throwsome bombs two years after Kevin Hart hosted"The Greatest Roast of All Time: The Roast of Tom Brady"in the same arena in May 2024. Brady was brutal on Hart during his brief cameo appearance.

"Have you even left The Forum?"Bradyasked Hart after his unbilled entrance, "Or have you just been here screaming into that light for the last two years, waiting for Daddy to come home? Well, unlike your real dad, I actually showed up. And I brought you a jersey."

Here's what thePatriots Hall of Famersaid.

Tom Brady's rapid-fire shots at Kevin Hart

Brady then presented the diminutive Hart with a mini-New York Knicks jersey. "That's newborn size," Brady said. "It fits you."

Hart was an infamously harsh host of the 2024 Brady roast, which the former superstar NFL quarterback has not forgotten.

"You said, 'Time to get comfortable with being uncomfortable,'" Brady said onstage, mocking Hart as host. "Who's squirming in the highchair now? Put a pillow under there to make you look taller."

Brady took issue with the "Jumanji" star Hart following him in the Netflix roast saga.

"I played in the NFL for 23 seasons, but I've never seen anyone drop the ball like this," said Brady. "How did the GOAT roast go from me to you? I won seven Super Bowls; Kevin has made two 'Ride Along' movies. I've won five Super Bowl MVP awards. Kevin, you're the third most famous person in 'Jumanji.'"

Brady then ripped into Hart's 2026 roasters, who included host Shane Gillis, NBA star Draymond Green, Chelsea Handler, and lesser-known comics such as Sheryl Underwood and Big Jay Oakerson.

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"Who are these people and how did they get here? I thought they shutdown Spirit Airlines,"said Brady, who called the celebrity line-up "pathetic."

Brady takes a shot at Eagles and Cowboys fans

Brady landed a double NFL jab with a joke about Philadelphia native Hart's love of the NFL Eagles.

"We've got some real Eagles fans here, not like Kevin, who shows up for the big games when the Eagles are playing well," said Brady. "We have a name for these fans, they're called 'Cowboys fans.'"

Brady made a move at Hart's wife in the audience

Hart made jokes about Brady's family at the 2024 roast, and Brady returned the favor in 2026.

"Kevin, you took a lot of shots at my family in the roast. But I'm too classy to go after your beautiful wife. Or am I?" Brady asked. He located Eniko Hart in the audience and asked smoothly, "What's up, girl?"

The comment prompted Hart to yell, "Cut it out!" from his seat.

Brady expressed joy about watching the event and exited the stage unscathed. He gave a final parting shot.

"Payback's a *expletive* and so are you, Kevin Hart," Brady said before exiting. He didn't drop the mic, but he should have.

How to watch 'The Roast of Kevin Hart'

The "Roast of Kevin Hart" streamed live on Netflix on May 10 from the Kia Forum and is available on the streaming platform.

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Who is Byron Allen? Meet the man taking over BuzzFeed, Colbert's slot

Late-night TV isn't the only takeoverByron Allen'sgot on the books.

In addition to inheritingStephen Colbert's timeslot on May 22, the media mogul has recently acquired a "majority stake" in BuzzFeed and will become its next Chairman and CEO.

According to anews releasefrom BuzzFeed, Inc., Allen Family Digital, an affiliate of Allen's family office, is set to acquire 40 million shares of the digital media company for $120 million by the end of the month.

Jonah Peretti, BuzzFeed Founder and CEO, said the company was preparing for Allen's arrival by making "significant changes," including cost reductions, setting up BuzzFeed Studios and establishing Tasty as a new independent entity.

Allen plans to expand BuzzFeed and HuffPost into “free-streaming video, audio and user-generated content.”

"As of this moment, with the power of AI, BuzzFeed is officially chasing YouTube to become another premiere free video streaming service," Allen said in a May 11 statement.

Here's everything we know about Byron Allen.

Who is Byron Allen?

Allen, a Los Angeles native, was the youngest comedian to appear on Johnny Carson's "The Tonight Show" when he made his debut in 1979.

He was a host on NBC's "Real People," an early reality show, and attended film school at the University of Southern California, according to CSQ Magazine.

Allen founded what would become Allen Media Group in 1993, according to the CSQ profile. The company purchased The Weather Channel in 2018. Allen is currently the Chairman and CEO of the media company.

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Allen is listed as an executive producer onmultiple courtroom shows,including "Justice for the People with Judge Milian," "Mathis Court with Judge Mathis" and "America's Court with Judge Ross," among others.

IMDB also lists Allen as an executive producer for "The Grio Awards", "Byron Allen Presents the Comedy and Music Superfest" and "Who Wants to Date a Comedian".

Allen owns over a dozen ABC, CBS and NBC network-affiliate broadcast television stations around the country, 10 24-hour HD television networks and multiple digital streaming platforms.

When is Byron Allen taking over late-night?

Allen's "block" will begin the day after "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" ends its run on May 21.

"Comics Unleashed" and comedy game show "Funny You Should Ask," twoshows produced by Allen, will air on the East Coast at 11:35 p.m. and 12:37 a.m., respectively, on CBS.

Back-to-back half-hour episodes of "Comics Unleashed" will be followed by episodes of the "Funny You Should Ask," CBS announced April 6.

Allen purchased the airtime for "Comics Unleashed" and "Funny You Should Ask" from CBS, with Allen Media Group selling advertising on the shows, perThe Hollywood Reporter. Variety reports that the deal isthrough the 2026-2027 television season.

According to Variety, Allen had been lobbying for the slot since Colbert's ouster was announced in July 2025.

"If they’re looking for a show, my hand is already up," he said during an interview atNew York’s Advertising Week in October."Fifty years, I’ve been waiting for this moment. Definitely, I’m going for it."

Contributing: James Powel, Brendan Morrow, USA TODAY

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