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Adriana Lima in Victoria's Secret Crop Top & Shorts Is Giving Spring

Adriana Limais bringing a fresh burst of energy to the fitness world with her latestVictoria's Secretcampaign. The legendary supermodel proves that spring is the perfect time to take your workout routine outside. Posing against a bright blue sky on a unique stationary bike, Lima looks powerful and ready for action. Her athletic look perfectly combines high-performance gear with the effortless style we always expect from a Victoria's Secret icon.

Adriana Lima takes the workout outdoors in Victoria's Secret crop top and micro shorts

The outfit is a clean, crisp all-white ensemble that pops beautifully against the sunny outdoor backdrop. Adriana Lima is wearing a Victoria's Secret sports bra with a modern, laser-cut design. This crop top features small, breathable perforations that add a technical but stylish touch. The high-neck silhouette provides great support while keeping the look sleek. It is a perfect example of how activewear can be both functional and fashion-forward for the new season.

To match the top, Lima chose a pair of tight micro shorts. These high-waisted shorts feature a subtle ribbed texture and vertical stripe details on the side, giving them a sporty, retro vibe. The all-white color palette feels very "Spring," moving away from winter's dark colors. She paired the set with classic white crew socks pulled up high and white athletic sneakers. This "socks-over-leggings" or shorts trend is very popular right now and adds a youthful feel to her professional gym gear.

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In the photos, Adriana Lima looks incredibly fit and focused. Her long, dark hair is styled straight and flows behind her, creating a sense of speed and movement. Her makeup is natural, but a bold red lip adds a classic touch of glamor to her workout look.

Lima carries herself with the confidence of an elite athlete, showing off her toned physique while working the bike. This campaign reminds us that looking good can be the best motivation to stay active. She didn't just show off a new collection; she inspired us to find our own "sunny outdoors" workout.

Originally reported by Samridhi Goel forTheFashionSpot.

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Alix Earle

Alix Earlejust launched her skincare brand, Reale Actives, and shared moments from the launch day on Instagram. While fans are excited about the social media influencer's new brand, what also stole the limelight was her chic dress with a bold neckline.

Alix Earle makes dress work as off-the-shoulder fit in Reale Actives video

Watch Alix Earle celebrating the launch of her skincare brand in an off-the-shoulder dress:

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Earle knows exactly how to push fashion boundaries, and she perfectly balanced her entrepreneurial flair with her fashionista vibes in her latest Instagram post. Celebrating the launch of her newskincare brand, fans were thrilled to see her in a chic, sleek black dress. The dress featured a figure-hugging silhouette and a bow at the front for a soft, feminine touch. Moreover, its off-the-shoulder design and daring deep neckline added a bold, edgy touch to an otherwise elegant ensemble.

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Hiker's dog lost in a wild New Zealand forest rescued by helicopter after strangers fund search

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — When a hiker fell from a 55-meter (180-foot) waterfall in wild New Zealand bush, rescuers were forced to evacuate the badly hurt woman without her dog, which couldn't be found. After strangers raised thousands of dollars for a search, border collie Molly was flown to safety by a helicopter pilot who was determined to reunite pet and owner.

Associated Press In this photo released by Precision Helicopters Ltd, Wayne Holmes holds his dog Bingo, left, after the rescue of Molly, right, at a waterfall on the Arahura River on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand, Tuesday, March 31, 2026. (Precision Helicopters Ltd via AP) In this photo released by Precision Helicopters Ltd, Molly is reunited with her owner Jessica Johnston after her rescue from a waterfall on the Arahura River on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand, Tuesday, March 31, 2026. (Precision Helicopters Ltd via AP) In this photo relased by Precision Helicopters Ltd, Wayne Holmes collects Molly from the edge of a waterfall as his dog Bingo, bottom left, stands beside on the Arahura River on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand, Tuesday, March 31, 2026. (Precision Helicopters Ltd via AP) In this photo released by Precision Helicopters Ltd, Molly peers out of the door of a helicopter after her rescue from a waterfall on the Arahura River on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand, Tuesday, March 31, 2026. (Precision Helicopters Ltd via AP)

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A week earlier, an emergency rescue helicopter found the woman with bruises and lacerations after a fall at a rocky spot at the waterfall on the South Island's West Coast. She was airlifted on March 24 but they were forced to leave without her pet.

Molly was bedraggled and hungry when she was found Tuesday, just a few meters from the spot where the hiker had been lucky to survive.

"I contacted her in hospital and said I'd go for a look for it," said Matt Newton, the owner-operator of Precision Helicopters New Zealand, which is based at Hokitika Gorge near the Arahura River where Molly went missing. "I went and looked for the dog several times and no avail."

Unwilling to give up, Newton and his family launched a fundraiser to pay for more flying hours and advanced search gear. Offers of help and donations poured in, with strangers pledging more than 11,000 New Zealand dollars ($6,300) for a search.

It was enough to fund three more hours in a helicopter using thermal imaging equipment. On Tuesday, Newton took to the skies with a veterinary nurse, volunteer searchers and a dog named Bingo in a renewed search for Molly.

"We struck jackpot within about an hour," he said. "As we made our way up the river, we could see the dog in the thermal and then we could visually see it."

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There had been no sign of Molly at the waterfall when Newton previously searched the spot, he said. It wasn't clear if the dog had also fallen from the waterfall or if she had eventually made her way to the spot where her injured owner landed.

The helicopter dropped low enough for a volunteer to disembark with the rescue dog Bingo to help coax Molly to safety and keep her calm.

Newton thought the dog had survived by eating feral animals during her week in the wilderness.

"She knew what we were up to, I think," he said. "She behaved real well. She didn't run away and she was pleased to be rescued."

The dog was in "surprisingly good condition", the pilot said. He sent word back to the helicopter base, where other volunteers waited to take turns in the search. "Instead we just had a big barbecue and all had a cuddle with Molly."

Hours after the dog's rescue, her owner, still battered from her fall, arrived for a tearful reunion.

"I think that'll speed up her healing process somewhat," Newton said. "Having your dog back, that's for sure."

Hiker's dog lost in a wild New Zealand forest rescued by helicopter after strangers fund search

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Donald Trump, the tribe has spoken.

Entertainment Weekly Jeff Probst on 'Survivor'; Donald Trump on Jan. 29Credit: Robert Voets/CBS; Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty

The president's special address on the war with Iran will cut into the airing ofSurvivor 50's sixth episode on Wednesday. "The Blood Moon," a two-hour episode originally slated for air between 8 p.m. ET/PT and 10 p.m. ET/PT will now be spliced in half by the presidential address.

"The special two-hourSurvivorepisode (starting at 8 p.m. ET/PT) will resume where it left off immediately following the president's address for Eastern and Central Time Zone viewers on the CBS Television Network and air in its entirety," the network explained in an announcement on Tuesday.

That means the episode will air its first half from 8-9 p.m., and its second half from 9:20-10:20 p.m.

A still from 'Survivor' season 50, episode 5Credit: Robert Voets/CBS

"CBS News will air a Special Report for President Donald J. Trump's live primetime address to the nation from the White House, Wednesday, April 1, at 9 p.m. ET.CBS Evening Newsanchor Tony Dokoupil will anchor the coverage," the announcement continued.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt made first mention of the special address in asocial media poston Wednesday. "TUNE IN: Tomorrow night at 9 p.m. ET, President Trump will give an Address to the Nation to provide an important update on Iran, she wrote.

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The U.S. Military, under Trump's direction, launched the so-calledOperation Epic Furyoffensive on Iran on Feb. 28. As of Tuesday, thedeath tollexceeded 1,900 Iranians, and counted 13 U.S. soldiers, 26 individuals from other Persian Gulf nations, and 20 from Israel, which is waging the war alongside the U.S.

Trump initially stated the war would lastfour to five weeks, but revised that estimate on Tuesday with anadditional two to three weeks.

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The official description for Wednesday's climactic new episode ofSurvivorreads, "A mysterious boat arrives delivering an exciting message, 'Drop your buffs!' A mad dash ensues when castaways discover that an advantage is hidden deep in the jungle. This week's mouthwatering challenge reward lifts spirits, but only briefly. When the dreaded blood moon is triggered (a trueSurvivorfirst), it leads to a historic tribal council."

Survivorairs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS, can be streamed live on Paramount+ with a Premium plan subscription, and are available on-demand the following day to all other subscribers.

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Amanda Peet Provides Positive Health Update Following Her Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Amanda Peetprovided a positive update on her health following her breast cancer diagnosis.

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During a Tuesday, March 31, appearance onWatch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, a fan question enquired as to how theYour Friends & Neighborsactress, 54, was feeling.

"Well thank you Eric, I'm doing great," PeettoldCohen, 57, in response to the question. The fan also quizzed Peet, who revealed her 2025 diagnosis in aNew Yorkeressay published on March 21, on valuable advice she'd received as a result of her diagnosis.

"The best piece of advice, I would say, is 'Enjoy it while we're here,' Peet responded, to which Cohen agreed before adding, "That is something to live by every day."

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Peet's essay detailed that she was informed ofher diagnosis"last fall" after undergoing what she had presumed would be a "routine scan" that examined her breast health. "For many years, I've been told that I have 'dense' and 'busy' breasts — not as a compliment but as a warning that they require extra monitoring," she wrote before revealing that her physician "didn't like the way something looked on the ultrasound."

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After undergoing a biopsy, Peet recalled how her sample was walked over and hand-delivered to a pathology department for review. "That's when I knew," Peet wrote, noting that her doctor shared news of her stage 1 breast cancer results the following day. "The tumor 'appeared' to be small, but I would need an MRI after the holiday weekend to determine 'the extent of disease.'"

The MRI showed a second mass that was ultimately benign, which meant that Peet was not advised to undergo a double mastectomy or chemotherapy. "I would only need a lumpectomy and radiation," she wrote. Once her radiation course had completed, Peet returned a clear scan in January.

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Later that month, Peet's mother, who was in hospice care, died.

Tragically, Peet's father died in 2025 amid Peet's cancer ordeal. She reflected on the time in her essay, writing, "As soon as my dad's corpse was out of sight, I was free to panic about my cancer again."

In an interview withE! News, published on Tuesday, March 24, Peet opened up about sharing her diagnosis withher children. (Peet and husbandDavid Benioff, the cocreator ofGame of Thrones, share daughters Frances, 19, and Molly, 15, and son, Henry, 11.)

"They've been great," she told the outlet. "I definitely had to get myself together before including them. The hard part was realizing that nothing is certain and there was going to be no perfect time to tell them."

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