Samantha Hoopes has carved out a successful career as a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, happily flaunting her ample curves in a series of sexy swimsuits and bikinis. But for her latest shoot with the publication, the 27-year-old from Doylestown, Pennsylvania, eschewed traditional swimwear, instead posing in a humble white T-shirt - which she not only turned into an incredibly provocative ensemble, but also into a powerful political statement. In a video posted to the publication's Instagram, Hoopes can be seen putting her ample assets on show as she emerges from a pool in nothing but a T-shirt and bikini bottoms.

Say hello to Charli D’amelio’s new blue ‘do! The 16-year-old TikTok sensation is known for her signature brunette locks and her killer dance moves. But the Connecticut native has officially spiced up her hairstyle by adding some statement-making color. The social media star took to Instagram on Friday, July 31, to share a series of pics of her new blue streaks, which have been dyed on the underlayer of her shoulder-length bob.

Most People Know Action Star Chuck Norris, but Let's Meet His KidsCoordinating stunts, selling home gyms, and appearing in action shows, Chuck Norris's kids are making him proud. By Brandon CharlesApr. 15 2024, Published 9:23 a.m. ET Source: Getty ImagesAction star Chuck Norris is the proud father of five adult children. Chuck has a mug of nails instead of coffee in the morning. He can dribble a bowling ball. He can have both feet on the ground and kick butt at the same time.

Burry was one of the first investors to recognize the potential of the subprime mortgage crisis and made a fortune by betting against the housing market. He is also an investor in the film The Big Short. His net worth is estimated to be around $250 million. Michael Burry is an American hedge fund manager with a net worth of $250 million. Born in New York in 1971, he founded the Scion Capital LLC hedge fund and ran it from 2000 to 2008.

OptiKey v2 - introTyping and clicking on a computer using only your eyes might seem like nothing more than a parlor trick to the everyday user, but to people with neurological disorders, it’s life changing. Julius Sweetland, a 32-year-old software developer in London, has spent the past 3 1/2 years using his spare time to build OptiKey, a free and open-source assistive on-screen keyboard for Windows compatible with low-cost eye-tracking devices.