A new book reveals that Emmanuel Macron enjoys using enough cologne that people can smell whether he is about to enter a room or if he has been in a building, the Telegraph reported. In journalist Olivier Beaumont’s latest book The Tragedy of the Elysée, he describes how Macron’s “attribute of power” comes from the “industrious amounts” of Dior Eau Sauvage he applies “at all hours of the day.” Allegedly, Macron has the 100ml bottles of the eau de parfum that retail at £104 “always to hand, particularly in one of the drawers of his desk.” According to the book, “Less-accustomed visitors may find themselves overcome by the floral and musky scent, as refined as it is powerful. It is a sign of one thing: that the president is in the building.” The book, about life at the Elysée Palace, also details: “Just as Louis XIV made his perfumes an attribute of power when he paraded through the galleries of Versailles, Emmanuel Macron uses his as an element of his authority at the Elysée.” Citing one of his former aides, the book states that “when Emmanuel Macron enters the room, you can feel it,” as though his scent is sort of like “marking his territory.” Apparently, staff members even joke that “It smells like the president.”

A hawk with a propensity to dive-bomb and attack bald heads has finally been captured after terrorizing a British village for weeks. The bird of prey drew blood from several of its 50 or so victims in Flamstead, Hertfordshire, after escaping captivity, the BBC reported. Falconer Alan Greenhalgh blamed the male bird’s behavior on its hormones. “If he wanted to grab anybody, he would grab them. But all this dive bombing, I think it’s hormonal, courtship because it’s only started happening in the last couple of weeks, breeding season,” he told the British broadcaster. Resident Steve Harris captured the hawk by throwing a cage over it when he spotted it in his garden. He’s now a local hero, with his local council praising his “quick thinking.” Jim Hewitt, 75, who was attacked by the bird on the way to a local store, said he was “delighted” to learn of its capture on Tuesday. “I had to be careful and cautious—the sensible thing was to drive to the shop, but I won’t get beaten by a poxy bird," he said.

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When it comes to solid, acne-friendly sunscreen formulas, no one does it better than Asia. Korea and Japan are the leaders in glow-boosting yet non-comedogenic SPF. Still, Bioré’s made-in-Japan Bioré UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence Sunscreen Serum SPF 50 has been *the* resounding cult favorite for years thanks to its non-greasy, invisible feel and glowy yet poreless finish. Basically, it’s the ultimate sunscreen for people who hate sunscreen. It’s garnered a similar cult-status to the multitasking French pharmacy gem, Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré (iykyk). This formula is touted for being suitable for all skin types, but those of us with oily skin are especially smitten with it because it absorbs into the skin and sets almost instantly upon application. While you can still get the Japanese sunscreen-moisturizer-primer on Amazon, the prices are highly inflated since it’s so difficult to find in the States. Naturally, when Bioré debuted its North American version of the viral beauty product, skincare obsessives took note.

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Actor Bill Murray berated a pushy fan for walking into him inside a New York City movie theater. In a now viral clip on TikTok, the 74-year-old is seen confronting an unidentified fan by pointing his finger in their face at the Lincoln Square AMC on March 27. “You attack me like that again, I’ll step on your foot,” Murray says pointedly moments after the fan walking behind the Groundhog Day actor collides into him. Security was quick to intervene and escort the visibly irked Murray away while he accused the fan of “physical assault.” “Don’t do it again,” the actor spat repeatedly as he waved his finger at the instantly apologetic fan. The Ghostbusters actor was at the movie theater for a special Q&A presentation for his latest film with Naomi Watts, The Friend. The confrontation sparked social media conversations, as fans rushed to the comments section to pick sides—many concluding that Murray may have overreacted.“You got your foot nudged in a crowd and called it assault? Be serious,” a person wrote. However, some praised the actor for standing his ground. “Bill Murray isn’t perfect, but everyone that I have known that has met him has had nothing but awesome things to say. Also, Bill is from the south side of Chicago…. So he ain’t no punk,” a fan noted.

Donald Trump fired off a furious response to the news that China is retaliating to his trade war by slapping 34 percent tariffs on all goods imported from the U.S. “CHINA PLAYED IT WRONG, THEY PANICKED - THE ONE THING THEY CANNOT AFFORD TO DO!” the president posted on his Truth Social platform Friday morning. China’s Ministry of Commerce said its tariffs would go into effect on April 10—the day after Trump’s 34 percent tariffs on Chinese imports to the U.S. will take hold. Beijing denounced Trump’s measures as “a typical unilateral bullying move” by the U.S. government and said the move “does not comply with the rules of international trade and seriously damages the legitimate rights and interest of China.” The chaos in global markets continued Friday as Trump’s trade war spiraled, with the S&P 500 plunging 2.5 percent in early trading. The slide comes after the benchmark U.S. index on Thursday saw its worst single-day loss since the COVID pandemic in 2020.

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Golf fans already have plenty to be excited about this week, as the world’s top golfers gather at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, to compete in The Players Championship 2025. Now, there’s even more reason to celebrate: Live Forever Golf just unveiled its Spring ‘25 apparel collection, filled with must-haves for fans and players alike.

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First lady Melania Trump’s office is rescheduling Saturday’s White House spring garden tours over concerns about nationwide protests. More than 1,100 “Hands Off!” rallies are being held across the country to protest President Donald Trump’s political, economic, health, and social policies. The movement, which also takes aim at Elon Musk’s DOGE and its gutting of the federal government, is expected to be the largest single-day protest since Trump took office in January. The Washington, D.C., event is taking place at the Washington Monument about a mile from the White House. But out of an “abundance of caution,” the first lady’s office announced it is canceling Saturday’s garden tours. The annual event is free and open to the public but requires tickets. Saturday ticket holders should come anytime on Sunday instead, while Sunday ticket holders should come at the regular time listed on their tickets, the White House said.

The Trump administration ousted the chief of a powerful intelligence agency, and no one knows why. Gen. Timothy Haugh, who heads both the National Security Agency and the U.S. Cyber Command, was terminated along with his NSA deputy Wendy Noble, according to two officials who spoke to The Washington Post. Haugh assumed his roles just over a year ago, and the officials told the Post that they did not know the reason behind his dismissal. Lt. Gen. William J. Hartmann, a Cyber Command deputy, has been named as acting director of the NSA. Sheila Thomas, an NSA executive director, will be his acting deputy. The Post said Haugh could not be reached for comment as he was traveling, while a spokesman for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth did not respond to media inquiries. This marks the latest in a string of abrupt terminations under the second Trump administration. Earlier on Thursday, President Donald Trump reportedly fired multiple National Security Council officials after a meeting with far-right conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer.

Donald Trump was forced to switch helicopters at Miami International Airport after his initial Marine One aircraft suffered a flat tire on the tarmac. Footage posted to social media shows the president, wearing a red MAGA hat, moving from one helicopter to another for a flight to his Doral golf club, where Trump will appear for a LIV golf event. According to the press pool at the scene, Trump, after landing at Miami International, stepped off at 4:55 p.m., only stopping to give the press a raised fist. He boarded Marine One at 4:56 p.m., however the flight never took off. The first helicopter’s flat tire could be spotted as it remained on the tarmac. After a slight delay, according to NBC News, Trump boarded another helicopter and landed at Doral at 5:35 p.m. He is expected to give a speech for a dinner ahead of the LIV Golf Tournament, which tees off at the club this weekend.

The scorned director of the original The Naked Gun, David Zucker, had choice words for the creators of a reboot that he was iced out of, based on a teaser trailer unveiled on Thursday, TMZ reported. The trailer for the ‘80s cop-spoof features Liam Neeson as Frank Drebin Jr., the lead role. Zucker, whose credits include Airplane and the first Naked Gun, said he instantly regretted watching the trailer. Claiming that the remake did not seem as well made, Zucker said: “I never saw ‘Airplane 2’ because you can’t unsee that stuff. I’m not planning on seeing the ‘Naked Gun’ remake either. I regret having seen the trailer for it. It’s like watching ‘2 Girls 1 Cup.’ I can’t unsee it.” The director was referring to an infamous scat fetish pornographic film made in 2007. No one from Paramount Pictures reached out to him as a consultant on the new film. To make things worse, his partners Pat Proft and Mike McManus reportedly submitted a script for a reboot to the studio back in 2018, but nothing ever came out of it.

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The Economist has posted a scathing takedown of “The Madness of King Donald” in its latest cover feature, lambasting the president’s “Liberation Day” tariffs as “flat-out nonsense” and “utterly deluded.” On the same day that Trump flew to Florida for some R&R after his tariff policy caused the U.S. economy to tank, the publication heralded the moment as “America’s total abandonment of the world trading order and embrace of protectionism.” The administration’s “catalogue of foolishness” will hurt American consumers, reduce competition, and damage global trade, they argued, while taking swipes at Trump’s “pathetic” grasp of technicalities and lack of knowledge on the history of tariffs and their applications. The piece concludes that while Trump’s policies are reckless and based on “deluded” economic theories, the world can limit the fallout by pursuing deeper integration amongst themselves and cutting the U.S out of the picture—although they admit this will take time.“There is no avoiding the havoc Mr Trump has wrought, but that does not mean his foolishness is destined to triumph,” the magazine concluded.

Laurence Fishburne revealed on The View Thursday that he had wanted to reprise his iconic role as Morpheus in the fourth Matrix movie, but was turned down. “I offered my services to the fourth Matrix, and they didn’t respond well," Fishburne told The View panel. In an interview with New York Magazine in 2020, Fishburne stated that he had simply “not been invited” to return for the fourth movie. But on Thursday, he divulged “the truth,” saying how he had initially approached the filmmakers with the proposition to play Morpheus. “So hey, it’s not like I didn’t say, ‘Oh, I’d like to offer my services.’ I did,” he said. “And for whatever reason, that didn’t happen.” When The View co-host Sara Haines asked Fishburne if he would consider returning for a fifth movie, the actor said that “it depends on the circumstances, who was involved, how well the script has been written, if they offer me [a part].” The Matrix Resurrections was the 2021 sequel to the Matrix trilogy and the fourth film in the $1 billion franchise. It saw the return of original cast members like Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss, with Fishburne notably missing. Instead, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II was cast to play a version of Morpheus. Fishburne appeared on The View as part of a promotional run for his upcoming movie, The Amateur.