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July 2025 has already delivered some unforgettable celebrity fashion moments—both dazzling and disastrous. From Priyanka Chopra’s bold "car-wash couture" look (yes, you read that right) to other head-turning red carpet and street style hits (and misses), this roundup covers the highs and lows of celeb style this month. Whether you love it or cringe at it, there’s plenty to talk about.

A buzzy, budget-friendly hand cream is getting rave reviews from the staff at this publication—especially from those battling dry skin. At just $9, it’s an under-the-radar find that’s apparently worth the hype (and yes, the site earns a cut if you buy it).

Rachel Maddow drew a sharp parallel between the federal response to Hurricane Katrina under George W. Bush and the current handling of Texas floods under Donald Trump, suggesting history might be repeating itself with inadequate disaster management.

Editor’s Note: When disasters strike, how the government reacts can mean life or death for affected communities. Maddow’s comparison isn’t just about politics—it’s a warning that failures in leadership during crises have real, devastating consequences. If the same mistakes keep happening, it’s worth asking why.

Donald Trump has fired Maurene Comey, a federal prosecutor who handled high-profile cases involving Sean "Diddy" Combs and Jeffrey Epstein. The move appears deeply personal—Maurene is the daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, whom Trump infamously ousted in 2017. The article suggests Trump’s grudge against the Comey family played a role, given his longstanding resentment over James Comey’s role in the Russia investigation.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just bureaucratic shuffling—it’s another example of Trump settling scores. Firing a prosecutor tied to major cases (and, notably, his old nemesis’s daughter) reinforces concerns about politicization of the justice system. Whether you see it as justified or vindictive, it’s a reminder of how personal vendettas can shape governance.

Dan Rivera, a well-known paranormal investigator famous for his work on the Annabelle case, has died at 54, leaving fans and the paranormal community searching for answers. While details about his death remain unclear, speculation and theories are swirling—especially among those who followed his eerie explorations. Meanwhile, friends, family, and supporters are grieving the loss of a figure who brought both intrigue and skepticism to the supernatural world.