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It’s a bird, it’s a plane…it’s a monk?! A drone recently caught a monk sunbathing on top of a 240-foot wind turbine in Rhode Island — and he wasn’t too pleased. The Benedictine monk, Joseph Byron, appeared well-rested in a white T-shirt and shorts for the bizarre (and terrifying!) outdoor activity. He relaxed just inches away from the edge, and a couple of feet from a 77-foot-long blade. “It was a little annoying.
Chuck Bass has finally let Blair Waldorf go. After six seasons of professing his love for Leighton Meester on television, Gossip Girl costar Ed Westwick had nothing but kind words for his on-screen love interest after her secret wedding to O.C. star Adam Brody. Westwick, 26, attended the GREAT British Film Reception in Hancock Park on March 1, where he told Us Weekly that he sent Meester, 27, a congratulatory text upon hearing the news of her marriage.
Red carpet nostalgia! Emma Stone echoed Michelle Williams' beloved canary gown from the 2006 Oscars, as the Amazing Spider-Man star attended the movie's world-premiere on Thursday, April 10. The beautiful redhead effortlessly pulled off an ensemble that looked remarkably similar to Williams' head-turning number. Stone, 25, shimmered in a bright yellow Versace number, alongside real-life boyfriend (and costar!) Andrew Garfield at the Odeon Leicester Square. She accessorized her gown with David Webb jewelry and Christian Louboutin shoes, topping her glam look with a bold cherry lip color.
Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Vitamin D is one of the most is one of the most important nutrients your body needs. It’s integral to bone growth, anti-inflammatory processes, immune health, and even brain cell activity. And yet, so many people lack the amount of Vitamin D they need for daily function. That’s partially because Vitamin D is only found in some foods, and you have to spend time in the sun for your body to convert sunlight into calciferol.