Famous pals Tom Cruise and David Beckham share plenty of interests, says a source, including a love of beauty treatments.
"They're both obsessed with skincare," the source tells the National Enquirer. "Not a lot of men are as passionate about it as they are, so it's something that they've really bonded over."
According to the source, the retired athlete, 51, and the Top Gun star, 64, aren't simply trading grooming tips, either.
"Tom and David have been going for facials together," spills the source. "They've both gotten some pretty intense laser treatments too."
Thanks to the former soccer pro's wife, Victoria Beckham, "they have the numbers for all the best dermatologists and estheticians and hairstylists," adds the source. "And they have been putting them to use."

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Prince Harry's homecoming has been anything but relaxing, a source tells Star.
More than a month after moving back to his native U.K. with wife Meghan Markle and their two children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, "Harry is running from one gig to the next," spills the source. "At the same time, he's working all his contacts to find other opportunities, and not just for himself — he wants to open doors for Meghan too. He promised her he would."
As Star previously reported, the Spare author, 42, even networked for his spouse during the WellChild Awards in London on Monday, September 21, agreeing to pitch Markle, 45, on hosting her own show on Magic Radio.
"Getting them all to England was just the first battle. Now, Harry has to prove that it was the right decision, which means a whole lot of hard work," adds the source. "He was adamant that this move would allow them to bring in more money."
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Kanye West's long-running feud with Taylor Swift isn't over yet, says a source, who claims the rapper is now hoping to recruit Blake Lively to get revenge on the singer.
"He genuinely believes that Blake's going to see this as an opportunity that's too good to pass up," spills the source. "It's not as though he can just call her up — she has layers of people that you need to get through before you can talk to her — so he's been hitting up everyone in her orbit to try and get in touch."
Swift, 36, and West's bad blood dates back to 2009, when he crashed her acceptance speech at the MTV VMAs, apologized for it and then later took his mea culpa back.
While the two eventually put their differences aside, the drama picked back up in 2016 after he released the song "Famous" — featuring controversial lyrics about Swift — and its corresponding, equally provocative video.
The "Gold Digger" hitmaker, 49, "is convinced that Taylor is the real reason he's an outcast in America," spills Star's source. "He blames her for everything that's gone wrong with his career, so the more success she has, the more bitter and angry he gets."

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Fans haven't seen much of Julia Roberts lately, but a source says Danny Moder is getting plenty of face time with the Oscar winner.
"Julia is in another one of her long work hiatuses and spending all of her time at home with Danny," the source explains to Star. "It puts Danny in the hot seat, because when Julia's home, she likes to have Danny around. If she isn't acting he can't just bail and go work on a film himself."
According to the source, the Pretty Woman icon, 58, has been extra clingy now that the three kids she and the cinematographer, 57, share — twins Hazel and Phinnaeus, 21, and son Henry, 19 — are out of the house.
"They're empty nesters and Julia refuses to go through that process alone," spills the source.
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If you're here, chances are you're having as hard of a time keeping up with Olivia Ponton and Joe Burrow's rumored relationship as I am. To be fair, their relationship timeline includes two Olivias, a home burglary, and an engagement that may or may not have ever happened, so it's confusing!! Lucky for you, I did the research to figure out how the former Hype House member and Cincinnati Bengals quarterback reportedly got together to begin with…and where the two stand now.
As a reminder: Prior to his maybe-relationship with the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, Joe was dating his Ohio State classmate Olivia Holzmacher, who he first got together with back in 2017. The two went on to date for over six years (and reportedly even got engaged…) before a 911 call made by Olivia Ponton from Joe's home made the internet question everything. So, without further ado: Here is Olivia and Joe's relationship timeline from the very beginning. Starting with…
Rumors start circulating that Joe and his girlfriend of six years, Olivia Holzmacher, might be engaged after retired NFL star Adam Jones seemingly spills the beans on an episode of the Pat McAfee Show.
"I think life is great for Burrow," Adam says on the show, adding, "Just got engaged, too."
Neither Joe nor Olivia H. ever acknowledge the rumors, however.

#engaged #holzmacher

Regional banks are getting a boost as the AI gold rush spills out beyond Wall Street.
Activity among manufacturers, equipment suppliers, and other large and midsize firms that borrow from regional banks is heating up. That's adding to investor hopes that regional lenders with sizable commercial banking arms have another growth stream, even if they are largely sitting out of the data center financing boom.
The State Street SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (KRE) traded near a record high earlier this week. Since the start of the year, it has climbed 17%, outperforming major stock indexes.
Demand for commercial and industrial loans strengthened in the second quarter. A net 16.1% of banks reported higher demand from large and midsize companies, up from 4.8% in the previous quarter, according to the Federal Reserve's senior loan officer survey.
Bank loan officers said increased investment in plants and equipment and greater financing needs for inventories were among the reasons companies were borrowing more.

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It's always good to have a backup plan, but having a backup outfit can truly prepare you for anything.
When Princess Diana walked down the aisle on July 29, 1981, the world saw one of the most iconic wedding gowns in history. What no one knew was that another dress was waiting behind the scenes just in case disaster struck.
Designed by husband-and-wife duo David and Elizabeth Emanuel, the secret gown was created as an insurance policy while the now-famous wedding dress was being finished. "I was a bit neurotic," Elizabeth Emanuel previously told PEOPLE. "I thought, 'What happens if somebody breaks in and steals the dress or something spills or there's a fire?' So I thought, 'I'm going to make a backup dress.'"
Unlike Diana's legendary ivory silk taffeta dress with its record-breaking 25-foot train, the spare design was noticeably different. It featured slimmer sleeves, white silk instead of ivory, and a much shorter train. It also was never fully completed because, fortunately, it was never needed.
Perhaps the biggest surprise? Diana had no idea it even existed. According to Emanuel, she and David intentionally kept the project a secret so they wouldn't add unnecessary stress to the bride ahead of one of the most watched weddings in history.

#emanuel #elizabeth #history #secret

Keith Urban isn't beating himself up about Nicole Kidman's new man, a source tells the National Enquirer.
On Friday, July 24, Page Six published photos of the Big Little Lies star, 59, lounging by the pool in Portofino, Italy with private equity investor Michael Reinstein. One day earlier, the pair were also photographed at a hotel, per the outlet.
"Among their friends, it's common knowledge they've both been moving on in their own ways," spills the source. "They'd just been very stealthy about it."
As the Enquirer previously reported, Urban, 58, has gone to extreme lengths to keep his own post-divorce dating life on the down-low, refusing to meet dates out in public and even having them sign strict non-disclosure agreements.
"It's become this cat-and-mouse game because Keith does not want to be the one who goes public with someone before Nicole does," the source reveals.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Charlie Riedel has been a staff photographer for The ****** ociated Press for 25 years after working 17 years for small newspapers in rural Kansas. He is based in Kansas City and covers the Chiefs, Royals and college sports. Riedel has also covered the Super Bowl, the Olympic and major golf tournaments. When not shooting sports, he has covered major news events including hurricanes, oil spills, tornados and wildfires.
I was covering a watch party for Wednesday's United States-Bosnia-Herzegovina match. My ****** ignment was pretty straightforward so with the game being shown on a big screen behind me, I spent most of my time just watching the crowd. I was looking for reactions to what was happening on the screen and other moments that illustrated the joy and enthusiasm shown by the mostly U.S. fans. This photo was less of a reaction to the on-field action, but a spontaneous moment when the crowd started tossing people in the air to celebrate. I knew I had the opportunity to document this event with a photo that differs from the typical photos of fans just screaming with excitement.
I shot the watch party mostly with a 12-24 mm extreme wide angle lens as I was stationed in a buffer between the crowd and the stage. Because of this, my subjects were often only a couple feet away from me so I needed to be able to shoot as wide as possible. When the crowd started tossing people in the air, I decided I needed to show the person airborne with the sea of people watching and would need to get higher to do that. I was able to gain a couple feet of height by standing on part of the metal structure that supports the retaining wall holding the crowd back from the buffer. That was not high enough, so while standing on that structure, I shot the scene with my camera held high above my head and and guessing at the focus. This technique to get a higher angle is commonly referred among photojournalists as a “Hail Mary” photo because you are shooting somewhat blindly and “hope and pray” you get photos that are in focus, exposed properly and composed well. This photo was shot with a 12-24 mm lens at 14 mm and an aperture of 4.5 to get a little extra depth of field. The shutter speed was 1/1600 of a second which was as slow as I thought I could go to stop the action. The camera was set on auto exposure and auto white balance as the light was constantly changing in intensity and color. ISO was 10,000.
I shot a handful of people getting tossed airborne — most of them didn’t go very high or flailed awkwardly. With this photo, it all came together. The framing of the photo puts the scene in perspective and is loose enough to show how high she flew, as well as the vast crowd watching and cheering her on. Then there is the young lady being thrown —everything fell into place with her expression and body language and those red cowboy boots were the icing on the cake. This photo illustrated the joy and excitement that came over the crowd as it became

Sunday is Father's Day. For most of the country, that means an opportunity to celebrate their fathers. With USC men's basketball, however, the father-son connection goes deeper than usual.
One of the Trojans' **** istant coaches is Michael Musselman, the son of head coach Eric Musselman. In a recent USC Athletics Q&A, the younger Musselman discussed coaching with his father.
"He's been coaching my whole life," Musselman said. "I've grown up around it. He coached with his dad in the NBA for the Minnesota Timberwolves, and I was around while my grandpa was still coaching. It hasn't been difficult to navigate the personal from the business with my dad.
"At work it's all business. Obviously, it spills over into our personal lives. We're working seven days a week and you don't have a set amount of hours in this profession. It's been amazing to go on the road recruiting and sit and watch games with my dad and my brother, who's also getting into the industry. I think this job in this profession takes people away from their families so much, so to be able to work my dad is a unique situation."
The Musselman family is entering its third season together in Los Angeles. After two disappointing campaigns, they are looking to break through in year three and lead the Trojans back to the NCAA Tournament.

James Cook University researchers are making a **** e-to-ocean connection with artificial intelligence as the conduit.
That's because the Australia-based experts are using an AI algorithm to "fuse" two types of satellite images for "high-precision" oil spill spotting from above, according to a news release.
"This is a major step forward in oil spill detection, and it will allow us to detect spills more accurately and tell whether the oil is thick or thin," lead researcher and doctoral candidate Quanwei Liu said.
About 706 million gallons of waste oil contaminates our oceans each year. Speci