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Zendayabrought the drama to "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" in a Moschino shorts suit layered over a shirt held together by a single button. The "Dune" star is currently on the promotional tour of her upcoming film "The Drama," which also stars Robert Pattinson. She switched into a different outfit for the filming of the talk show episode.

Zendaya adds fun twist to power suits with Moschino shorts and shirt hanging on by a button

Known for delivering showstopping looks on the red carpet,Zendayaarrived at "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" in a Moschino suit. The ensemble, specifically Look 45 from the label's Fall/Winter 2026 collection, featured a gray blazer, matching Bermuda shorts, and a white shirt underneath. The collection debuted on the runway during Milan Fashion Week.

The actor wore the oversized, single-breasted blazer open over her shirt, which she left mostly unbuttoned. The shirt's sleeves flared at the wrists with cascading ruffles, adding movement and whimsy to Zendaya's look. One end of its collar also had a similar ruffle detail. The suit distinguished itself from the traditional design by featuring shorts instead of the usual trousers. The cropped hem of the shorts broke up the look without distracting from the suit's interesting design.

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Styled by longtime collaborator Law Roach, the "Challengers" star kept her accessories minimal, including a pair of silver hoop earrings from Effy. Once again, she brought out her trusted Christian Louboutins. This time, she was wearing a pair of Miss Z Pumps. They appeared to be thePearlescent nappa leather- Biancopumps with a 100mm heel, currently retailing for $1,500.

Zendaya's chestnut brown hair was styled in a chic bob with a deep side part. Her hair fell just below the jawline, with the ends tucked slightly inward, creating a rounded, bouncy silhouette that framed her face. She embraced soft glam for her makeup, featuring terracotta blush, long and fluttery lashes, and a creamy nude-mauve lipstick.

Originally reported by Ankita Shaw ontheFashionSpot.

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Leonardo DiCaprioandVittoria Cerettihave been keeping a relatively low profile. However, their recent appearance at the 2026 Oscars has reignited interest in their relationship. While the couple did not make a joint red carpet debut, their presence together at one of Hollywood's biggest nights did not go unnoticed. According to a source, there may be more depth to this romance than fans initially assumed. Insiders now suggest that DiCaprio sees something different in Ceretti than he did in his past relationships.

Leonardo DiCaprio's relationship with Vittoria does feel different and more serious,' per source

A source close to the actor has claimed that Leonardo DiCaprio's relationship with his girlfriend, Vittoria Ceretti, stands apart from his previous romances. "This relationship with Vittoria does feel different and more serious. He genuinely cares for her," the insider reportedly shared withPEOPLE.

While the source emphasized that the couple may not be rushing toward marriage, they claimed DiCaprio appears more open to the idea of a long-term future than before. That, in itself, marks a notable change for the Oscar-winning actor, who has often kept his personal life guarded.

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Part of what reportedly draws DiCaprio to Ceretti is her independence. According to the same source, the model's ability to maintain her own life and career is something he finds "appealing," especially given his demanding filming schedule. With long days on set and frequent travel, that balance is said to play an important role in their dynamic.

The insider also alleged that DiCaprio's friends have noticed that the actor's behavior in this relationship feels different. He is said to be "more openly affectionate" with Ceretti than he has been in past relationships.

The pair were first linked in August 2023, when they were spotted spending time together in California. Since then, their relationship has gradually become more visible, though still relatively private. Their recentOscars outingmarked a rare public date night. DiCaprio was nominated for Best Actor for his role in the film "One Battle After Another," though the award ultimately went to Michael B. Jordan. Still, the night was a success for the project, which reportedly took home multiple awards, including Best Picture.

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When it comes to glamour,Sofia Vergarahas a formula that never fails. A snatched silhouette, intricate textures, and a fearless approach to color. For her latest appearance, the Griselda star proved exactly why she remains a fashion powerhouse. She stepped out in a vibrant, monochromatic look that perfectly balances high-fashion edge with feminine romance.

Sofia Vergara has a co-ord moment in fully sheer Laura Basci corset top and lacy skirt

The centerpiece of Sofia Vergara's outfit is a breathtaking custom creation by Laura Basci. The ensemble features a fully sheer corset top that leans into the "naked dress" trend while maintaining a sophisticated structure. With visible architectural boning and delicate floral embroidery, the corset highlights Vergara's signature hourglass frame. The sheer paneling gives the piece a modern, lightweight feel, making the structured garment appear almost like a second skin.

To complete the co-ord moment, the actress paired the top with a matching lacy skirt. The skirt features layered, tonal lace that provides a beautiful contrast to the rigid lines of the corset. By sticking to a single, bold hue, a striking shade of magenta-pink, the look feels cohesive and intentional. This "all-in-one" color story is a major trend for the 2026 season, and Sofia wears it with effortless confidence.

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The America's Got Talent judge opted for her signature sleek, center-parted hair and a soft, smoky eye that complemented the rich tones of the fabric. A statement necklace with a dark gemstone provided a focal point at the neckline, adding a touch of old-school luxury to the contemporary silhouette.

This outfit is a masterclass in how to wear transparency. By mixing the barely-there aesthetic of the sheer corset with the classic, romantic texture of a lace skirt, the Modern Family star, Sofia Vergara, has created a look that feels both daring and timeless.

Originally reported by Samridhi Goel onTheFashionSpot.com.

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran lashed out following the killing of one of its top leaders in an airstrike with attacks on its Gulf neighbors and Israel on Wednesday, using some of its latest missiles to evade air defenses and killing two near Tel Aviv as the war in the Middle East showed no signs of slowing.

Iran Ali Larijani

Israel kept up intense pressure on Lebanon with strikes it said targeted Iran-backed Hezbollah militants, hitting multiple apartment buildings in Beirut and killing at least six people.

In Iran, the Bushehr nuclear power plant complex was hit by a projectile but there were no injuries and the plant suffered no damage, the International Atomic Energy Agency said after receiving a report from Tehran. The IAEA's leader, Rafael Grossi, reiterated his call "for maximum restraint during the conflict to prevent risk of a nuclear accident."

The price of Brent crude oil, the international standard, remained stubbornly over $100 per barrel in early trading on Wednesday, up more than 40% from the start of the war.

Since the United States and Israel attacked Iran to start the war on Feb. 28, Iran has been targeting the energy infrastructure of its Gulf Arab neighbors, as well as military bases, as part of a strategy to drive up oil prices and put pressure on Washington to back down.

Iran executes man it says spied for Israel

Iran's judiciary announced a man had been executed on charges that he spied for Israel's Mossad intelligence agency. The judiciary's Mizan news agency identified the man as Kourosh Keyvani and alleged that he "provided images and information on sensitive locations" to Israel.

Activists and rights groups have warned since Iran's nationwide protests in January that the Islamic Republic could begin conducting mass executions. Iran violently suppressed the protests through violence that killed thousands and saw tens of thousands detained.

Iranian strikes Gulf States

New attacks were reported in multiple Gulf countries early Wednesday, including on Saudi Arabia's vast Eastern Province, which is home to many of its oil fields, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said a projectile caused a small fire at its base in the UAE near Dubai but caused no injuries. His comments appeared to correspond with explosions heard near Al Minhad Air Base, used by Western nations as a transit hub for the wider Mideast.

Saudi Arabia shot down a ballistic missile targeting the area of the Prince Sultan Air Base, which hosts American forces and aircraft.

Iran has also shown no sign of relenting in its stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz, the shipping lane through which a fifth of the world's oil transits, giving rise to growing concerns of a global energy crisis.

U.S. Central Command said the U.S. military fired multiple 5,000-pound deep penetrator bombs Tuesday on Iranian missile sites along Iran's coastline near the strait.

Iran launches multiple-warhead missiles at Israel

Responding to Israel's killing of Ali Larijani, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council and one of the country's most powerful figures, the Republican Guard said Wednesday it had targeted central Israel with multiple-warhead missiles, which have an increased chance of evading missile defense systems and can overwhelm radar tracking systems.

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Israel reported at least two salvoes of incoming fire and the country's medical service said two people were killed in Ramat Gan, east of Tel Aviv.

Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard said the force launched the Khorramshahr-4 and Qadr multiple-warhead missiles to avenge Larijani's killing. Footage filmed by The Associated Press showed at least one missile releasing cluster munitions over Israel.

Larijani, a former parliamentary speaker, was a senior policy adviser to the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on strategy in nuclear talks with the Trump administration. He was sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury in January for his role "coordinating" Iran's violentsuppression of nationwide protests.

Gen. Gholam Reza Soleimani, the head of the Revolutionary Guard's Basij militia, was also killed in an Israeli strike on Tuesday. Soleimani was sanctioned by the U.S., the European Union and other nations, over his role in suppressing dissent for years through the Basij.

The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad also came under fire for the second day in a row early Wednesday, two Iraqi security officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment.

Further details were not immediately available, but pro-Iran militia groups have been regularly attacking American targets in Iraq since the start of the war. On Tuesday a drone cashed inside the Baghdad embassy compound.

Renewed Israeli strikes in Lebanon

Israel flattened an apartment building in central Beirut about an hour after issuing an evacuation notice. It was the fourth time the building has been targeted, but three strikes last week failed to bring it down.

Israel's military claimed the building was being used by Hezbollah to store "millions of dollars intended to finance its activities," without providing evidence.

There were no immediate reports of casualties, but other attacks on apartment buildings in central Beirut have killed at least six people and wounded 24 others, according to Lebanon's Health Ministry.

The Israeli army also said it had begun a wave of strikes targeting Hezbollah in southern Lebanon "in response to firing into Israeli territory."

Israel's strikes have displaced more than 1 million Lebanese — roughly 20% of the population — according to the Lebanese government, which says more than 900 people have been killed. In Israel, 14 people have been killed by Iranian missile fire. At least 13 U.S. military members have been killed.

More than 1,300 people have been killed in Iran since the conflict started Feb. 28, according to the Iranian Red Crescent.

Rising reported from Bangkok, AlJoud from Beirut. Associated Press writer Qassim Abdul-Zahra in Baghdad contributed to this story.

DAYTONA BEACH, FL — Authorities in Florida are escalating a clampdown on spring break crowds at local beaches after gatherings organized through social media led to more than 100 arrests, medical calls, and the seizure of weapons over the weekend.

Thousands of people flocked to Volusia County, which covers popular destinations like Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach, Florida, during the first weekend of spring break. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office blamed promoters on social media for amplifying the turnout by publicizing unsanctioned events, referred to as "takeovers."

During anews conferenceon Tuesday, March 17, Sheriff Mike Chitwood warned online promoters that they could face legal action for organizing events without permits and contributing to unsafe conditions.

"Spring Break Invasion promoters are on notice," the sheriff's office said in a statement. "We're coming after you financially for the costs your chaos brings to our community. Also, a special event zone with enhanced penalties will be in effect in Daytona Beach for your next chaotic pop-up event."

Chitwood said Volusia County will be the first county in the state to enforce financial penalties for these promoters and that his office has already sent two cease-and-desist letters to such organizers. He added that authorities will sue if organizers do not stop promoting "takeover" events.

The sheriff noted that large gatherings organized on social media can "endanger public safety" and strain community resources, including increased calls for emergency medical services, deputies working overtime, and crews dealing with significant trash cleanup.

"There's a way to do business. Get permits. You do things the right way," Chitwood said. He also said authorities have declared a special event zone in the area from Friday, March 20, at 11 a.m. local time until at least Sunday, March 22, allowing law enforcement to hand out heavier penalties.

Over 100 arrests made in Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach

During anothernews conferenceon Monday, March 16, Chitwood said deputies made a total of 133 arrests on thefirst weekend of spring break, with 84 arrests in Daytona Beach and 49 inNew Smyrna Beach.

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About 17 minors were processed at the Volusia County Family Resource Center, including several whose parents were notified to come pick them up because they were drunk or high, Chitwood said.

Deputies also seized six guns, including two from one adult and a stolen gun from a juvenile, according to Chitwood. He reported 20 encounters when deputies questioned someone for carrying an open container and the person volunteered having a gun in their backpack. All of the encounters were with adults.

"And there's nothing wrong with that. You can carry your gun concealed. They can carry a weapon open carry. So it's a new generation in dealing with spring break," Chitwood said, adding that there were many people who were armed with guns "on top of the bad guys" who had guns.

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Crowd panic mistaken as a shooting

Chitwood addressed a video that went viral on social media showing a large crowd of people running on the beach after hearing what they believed were gunshots. The sheriff said he had more than 50 deputies in the crowd and confirmed that no gunshots were fired.

"There were zero gunshots on the beach, because what they were doing was crushing a water bottle to make it sound like a gunshot to stampede the crowd," Chitwood said at the March 16 news conference. "I was out there. The chief was out there. We were in the middle of it."

But authorities in Daytona Beach did respond tofour separate shootingsover the weekend, which injured three people, according to theDaytona Beach News-Journal, part of the USA TODAY Network.

None of the shootings occurred on the city's beach, where videos showed large numbers of apparent spring breakers running across the sand and law enforcement vehicles slowly approaching with theiremergency lights and sirensactivated.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Spring break 'chaos' leads to more than 100 arrests in Florida