Thankfully these products don’t come with a five-figure price tag.

Hermés is the latest luxury fashion house to expand its offering and dabble in the realm of beauty. It has been revealed today that the luxury French house is gearing up to release its first products in March as part of Hermès Beauty – a first in its 183 year history.

As for what those first products are? A line of lipsticks. Called Rouge Hermès, the lipsticks will include 24 shades in matte and satin finishes. The former features an array of shades inspired by the house’s most famous handbag, the Birkin, whilst the latter range draws its inspirations from Hermès scarves. Astonishingly, the shades were chosen from 75,000 silk swatches and 900 leather shades, meaning there’s a large array of shades on offer from neutrals to reds and purples. Plus, Hermès’ in-house perfumer Christine Nagel has created a light, custom scent for the products.

The lipsticks are housed in chic tubes (of course) finished with colour accents. Most importantly, however, the cases are made without any plastic – instead, they’re made from metal from the brand’s manufacturing process (aka the same metal used to make its legendary arm candy). AND they’re refillable.

Whilst exact Canadian pricing is not yet known, a lipstick is expected to cost roughly $88, whilst a refill will cost around $55 based on US pricing available at present.

In addition to the lipsticks, the brand is also releasing a range of complementary accessories including a lip brush, leather carry case and a mirror/necklace hybrid.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the lipstick launch is just the beginning. The brand also plans to launch “foundations, and eye and cheek colours” in the future, and also hinted at a skincare line. It has confirmed that it will launch new products every six months, beginning from March. Prepare your wallets accordingly.

For years, fans have been clamoring for new single-player DLC to come to Grand Theft Auto V, unfortunately to no avail. Even though this may not be exactly the remedy the GTA fan base needs, allow us to soothe some of your pain by taking you back to a time when Rockstar was releasing some of the finest DLC on the market. Join Andrew Reiner, Ben Reeves, and I as we take up the mantle of Johnny Klebitz of The Lost Motor Club and cause some chaos in Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned.

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Plenty of announcements were among Freeform’s Television Critics Association (TCA) Press Tour presentation.

On the docket for the day were renewal announcements, special finales, series orders and much more. Below, we’re breaking down the key news and notes to come out of the event.

Last Summer Ordered to Series

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Last Summer, from Bert V. Royal, Jessica Biel and Michelle Purple, has been ordered to series. Max Winkler is set to executive produce and direct the pilot episode. Described as an unconventional thriller set over three summers in a small Texas town from ’93 to ’95, the story follows the disappearance of a teen named Kate, and the seemingly unrelated rise to popularity of Jeanette. Episodes are told from both girls’ perspectives which will cause viewers to constantly shift their loyalties while watching. Last Summer stars Chiara Aurelia, Mika Abdalla, Michael Landes, Froy Gutierrez, Harley Quinn Smith, Allius Barnes, Blake Lee, Nathaniel Ashton and Brooklyn Sudano.

grown-ish and Good Trouble Renewed

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Fan favorites grown-ish and Good Trouble are sticking around a bit longer as Freeform announced they’ve been renewed for a fourth and third season respectively.

Everything’s Gonna Be Okay on FX

Freeform’s newest series Everything’s Gonna Be Okay is slated to air its pilot on FX Wednesday, January 22 at 10/9c, bringing it to an even wider audience as it grows a fan base.

Party of Five to Party for Finale



Freeform has set a season finale date for its critically-acclaimed reboot Party of Five. The Wednesday, March 4 episode will begin at 8:30/7:30c on the network and air as a 90-minute special. Ahead of the next episode, a clip was also released, teasing some sibling tension — check it out above.

Siren Sets Premiere Date, Releases First Look

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Siren will return this spring on Thursday, April 2 at 9/8c for a two-hour back-to-back episode premiere. After Ben’s decision to let the reporter die at the end of last season, it has ripple effects on his relationship with Maddie and Ryn. Meanwhile, a new threat arrives at Bristol Cove in the form of a sophisticated mermaid. This and much more awaits fans when Siren returns this April. Catch a sneak peek look at the new season with the photo above.

The Thing About Harry and Valentine’s Programming

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In conjunction with the network’s other holiday programming formats, “Love However the FF You Want,” is a slate timed to Valentine’s Day and is beginning Saturday, February 8 on Freeform. Along with featuring a themed episode of Good Trouble, Deadpool, Pitch Perfect 2 and The Other Woman will make their Freeform debuts during the slate.



Among the premieres taking place is the debut of The Thing About Harry, a new original Valentine’s Day film. When former high school enemies are forced to share a vehicle to travel to a friend’s engagement party, a bond begins to form. Check out a clip from the highly anticipated title above, and don’t miss The Thing About Harry when it airs Saturday, February 15 at 8/7c.

Wizards 111 (13-28), Raptors 140 (27-14)

Toronto jumped out to a 12-point lead after the first quarter and grew the advantage to as much as 33 points during the fourth quarter.

In just his third game back from a shoulder injury, Norman Powell dropped a game-high 28 points with 3 steals.

The soundtrack for No Time to Die has become increasingly interesting as it’s been revealed that Johnny Marr, best known as the guitarist for The Smiths, is set to compose new music for the movie. It was recently confirmed that James Bond 25 recruited Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer to handle the score for Daniel Craig’s final outing as the iconic MI6 agent. Marr will be teaming up with Zimmer to help bring the music to life.

It’s not quite clear at this time how significant Johnny Marr’s role will be in the process. Marr has teamed with Hans Zimmer previously in the past, contributing guitar to the Inception score, as well as working alongside him on The Amazing Spider-Man 2. The 56-year-old musician also worked on the arrangement for Godzilla: King of the Monsters. Marr had this to say about it in a statement.

“Part of the legacy of the Bond films is iconic music, so I’m very happy to be bringing my guitar to No Time To Die.”

When news of Hans Zimmer’s involvement first broke, it was said he would likely be recruiting some help. Zimmer also has Wonder Woman 1984 and Top Gun: Maverick on deck this year, which makes him a busy man. Dan Romer (Beasts of No Nation) had originally been scheduled to compose the score for No Time to Die but he parted ways with the production for reasons that weren’t made clear. Aside from Johnny Marr, it’s expected that Zimmer will enlist the help of another composer to get the soundtrack completed in time. Also on the music front, it was confirmed recently that Billie Eilish will sing the new James Bond theme song.

Bond 25 is being directed by Cary Fukunaga. The movie sees Bond living the semi-retired life, until his old CIA pal Felix Leiter comes knocking, who needs his help with a new mission. This leads them on the trail of a new villain, played by Rami Malek (Bohemian Rhapsody), who is armed with a dangerous new technology. The screenplay was something of a group effort, as it’s credited to franchise regulars Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, as well as known script doctor Scott Z. Burns and Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Returning cast members include Ralph Fiennes (M), Ben Whishaw (Q), Jeffrey Wright (Felix) and Naomie Harris (Moneypenny). Lea Seydoux, Ana de Armas, Lashana Lynch, Billy Magnussen, David Dencik and Dali Benssalah round out the new ensemble.

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Johnny Marr rose to fame as a member of The Smiths. The band broke up in 1987. Marr has continued to release music as a solo artist, as well as playing with other bands such as The Pretenders and Modest Mouse. Marr has been working more on movie and TV projects in recent years. Some of his other credits include Freeheld and The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret. No Time to Die is set to hit theaters on April 10. This news comes to us via NME.

Topics: No Time to Die, James Bond

Jhené Aiko has shared a brand new song. It’s called “P*$$Y FAIRY (OTW).” The new single marks Aiko’s first track of the year, and it arrives with an accompanying music video, featuring Aiko and a partner performing a choreographed dance for the song. Check it out below via Def Jam.

In November of last year, Aiko and Big Sean teamed up for a track called “None of Your Concern.” Her last studio album was 2017’s Trip, but she’s released a handful of singles since, including “Triggered,” “Sativa” (with Rae Sremmurd), and more.

Following the release of a posthumous single titled “Good News,” Mac Miller’s family unveiled Circles, an album that was intended to be a follow up to Swimming. As fans continue to spend time with the release, a project that was started by Mac and producer Jon Brion before Mac’s death, some believe one song contains a special guest — Ariana Grande.

As Vulture reported, on Twitter, a number of users have noted that the single, “I Can See” appears to include vocals that sound similar to Ariana’s singing. “Low key i am pretty sure it’s ariana’s vocals on “i can see” ??? i’m crying,” one user wrote. Some also pointed to the fact that Ariana posted the album cover in her Instagram Story.

Ariana hasn’t yet addressed the social media theories, but it wouldn’t be out of the question for the pop star to show her support. As fans know, Mac and Ariana had previously dated, and although they later made the decision to break up, the “7 Rings” singer spoke fondly of the rapper, even calling him an angel in her hit single, “Thank U, Next.” After Mac’s death, Ariana had posted a simple social media tribute to the performer, sharing an old photograph of Mac. There was also some speculation that Ariana had adopted Mac’s dog Myron, too.

Mac and Ariana had also worked together on music in the past. First collaborating on Ariana’s 2013 debut album, the pair later released “My Favorite Part,” a single which included a duet.

Mac’s family had addressed their intentions with the release of Circles in a previous Instagram post, writing, “We simply know that it was important to Malcolm for the world to hear it. One of the most difficult decisions in the process is how best to let people know about it — how to communicate meaningfully while keeping sacred what should be kept sacred.”

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