Fame and fortune, an obsession of numerous aspiring actors, is earned, and in no way is it easy to achieve. The fittest survive and become instant celebrities in the crowded entertainment industry. Brooke Burns, on face value, might seem like your regular Hollywood celebrity actress. Interestingly, her journey in the film business, to eventually become one of the most-loved characters in Baywatch, started at a tender age. Her current elevated stature shows the great effort she put into her career.

Powder foundation has gotten a bad rep over the last few years. While cream and liquid formulas really sink into the skin for a more natural finish, neither have staying power quite like powder. And for those of us particularly oily, acne-prone, sweaty, or even prone to combination skin, powder foundations help keep shine at bay and quickly obscure imperfections. But today’s powder foundations aren’t just for the greasy-by-noon bunch, these advanced formulas are for everyone—effectively smoothing uneven skin tone, providing flexible coverage for problem areas, blurring pores and imperfections, and, in some cases, actually hydrating the skin.

When hearing this word for the first time one can barely pronounce it correctly. Initially it appears to be some kind of new hairstyle related to bangs… Surprise! It isn’t so… Lol!! Do you know it is the most viral and viewed videos on YouTube?? Yes, it is, “MUKBANGS” Mukbang pronounced as “mook-bangs” originated in South Korea, which means eating broadcast. The whole concept of Mukbang was introduced by Simon Stawski, a Canadian blogger who started mukbanging in 2014.

Contrary to popular belief, chronic procrastinators are not predestined for unproductive careers. Some professional paths offer the sort of environments and tasks that can effectively harness their unique ways of functioning. Here are 6 careers for procrastinators that might suit habitual procrastinators: 1. Writing and Journalism  Writing and journalism careers for procrastinators are ruled by deadlines and endless criticism – but don’t let that put you off. For procrastinators, these clear, non-negotiable time frames can provide the necessary stimulus for their creativity and productivity.

Social media is the 21st century's newspaper. From dropping new clothing lines to debuting a music video, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat are often celebrities' medium of choice to unveil the latest news to their eager followings. But with great power comes great responsibility: By becoming a social media star, fans expect you to be an avid poster, a role model, and an open book. While the Kardashians may enjoy sharing their every move, not every celebrity is so inclined.