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Bebe Rexhamade a striking appearance in her latest vacation photos, embracing a bold monokini swimsuit as she soaked up the sun. She rocked a striking outfit that perfectly balanced confidence and effortless style.

The singer-songwriter’s relaxed vibe and radiant presence transformed a simple beach moment into a standout fashion statement that quickly caught online attention.

Bebe Rexha stuns in new vacation pictures

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Bebe Rexha swiftly captured attention with her recent vacation update, as sun-drenched beach photos showcasing her daring black monokini swimsuit began to spread across the internet. She posed with confidence along the shore in a stunning monokini that seamlessly combined sultry look with laid-back holiday vibes, effortlessly commanding the moment.

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Opting for minimal styling, she allowed the eye-catching swimsuit to take center stage. The sleek design and bold cut of the monokini accentuated her curves, while the natural beach backdrop contributed a light, carefree feel to the overall look. This ensemble transformed a simple getaway into a remarkable fashion statement, further solidifying her signature daring style.

Fans flooded the comments section with praise, dropping messages like “Love you,” “Hottest,” “Hot,” “Amazing Bebe,” and “such cute and beautiful pics,” among many others, celebrating her confident vacation look.

Originally reported by Ayesha Zafar onMandatory.

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Zara Larssonturned heads as she rocked a daring sheer cutout bodysuit amid her recent tour, as she stepped into the spotlight. The singer stunned in the bold ensemble, which featured intricate cutouts and a figure-hugging silhouette that amplified her stage presence. Her look elevated the performance into a striking fashion moment, blending edgy style with her signature confidence. Here are all the details about her latest outfit.

Zara Larsson stuns in pink bodysuit

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Larsson made a striking impression during her latest tour, rocking a bold sheer pink cutout bodysuit that blended daring style with high-fashion vibes. She wore it with total confidence, adding a knitted grey half-cut sweater. The detailed design, along with the snug fit, made her look absolutely stunning.

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The edgy shape of her blue jeans highlighted a brave yet refined style to her entire outfit. Not only this, she opted for peep-toe heels. The singer owned the spotlight effortlessly, posing for the camera and making the moment a memorable showcase of her style and confidence.

Originally reported by Ayesha Zafar onMandatory.

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Milly Alcockleaned into a bold and attention-grabbing look amid the ongoing Supergirl backlash, turning heads with her latest appearance. She wore a short playsuit that perfectly blended edgy style with effortless confidence. As her minimal styling took centre stage, her relaxed attitude and outfit elevated a simple moment into a striking and talked-about style move.

Milly Alcock stuns in new picture for Beyond Noise Magazine

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Alcock really grabbed everyone's attention with her latest appearance, as her photos from the shoot for Beyond Noise Magazine went viral in no time. She showed up in a bold short playsuit that perfectly balanced daring with effortless charm, radiating confidence even with the ongoing Supergirl backlash.

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Keeping her styling simple, she allowed the structured light brownish outfit, with its playful silhouette, to shine, giving a laid-back vibe to the whole look. This style boosted the outfit's modern flair while still keeping its statement quality intact. The short playsuit by Milly Alcock transformed a casual moment into a fashion highlight, and her style continues to draw attention.

Originally reported by Ayesha Zafar onMandatory.

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Saturday Night Live (SNL)got fresh fodder to mock as President Donald Trump recently firedPam BondiandKristi Noem. Instead of its usual Trump-led cold open, the April 4 episode went in a different direction. SNL used a sports parody to speak about the headlines.

Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem mocked in SNL cold open

The cold open on SNL was framed as an NCAA Final Four post-game show. Kenan Thompson, playing NBA legend Charles Barkley, wentoff-script to comment on current events. That includedthe firing ofPam Bondi as attorney general. "As attorney general, Pam Bondi was, and I don't say this often, terrible," Thompson's Barkley quipped. "It is a shame when somebody gets fired, but we should all be glad that that freckle-chested dragon lady is gone," he added.

Ashley Padilla then appeared as Bondi, making a dramatic rebuttal filled with exaggerated humor. "The truth is, I was amazing at my job, and I am proud to say I made history as the first woman ever to be fired as attorney general," she said. "I shattered that glass exit door!" Then the character quickly broke down, adding, "They threw my headshot in the trash like it was the Epstein files!" This was a reference to one of the most politically sensitive scandals during Bondi's 14-month tenure.

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Donald Trump announced Bondi's removal on Truth Social, stating she would "transition" to the private sector. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, Trump's former criminal defense lawyer, was named acting attorney general.

The sketch also briefly mocked former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, whom Trump fired on March 5. Thompson's Barkley referenced an unverified Daily Mail report about Noem's husband, joking that he "looks like he's starring in 'Big Momma's House 4.'" Noem's firing followed a dispute reportedly over a $220 million Homeland Security advertising campaign that prominently featured her. Her tenure had already been marred due to immigration enforcement policies and public backlash.

Originally reported by Devanshi Basu forMandatory.

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Social media image appears to show U.S. aircraft wreckage in Iran

WASHINGTON/CAIRO, April 6 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump threatened to rain "hell" on Tehran if it did not make a deal and reopen the Strait of Hormuz by his Tuesday deadline, as he praised U.S. special forces who rescued an airman in a high-risk mission from deep inside Iran.

The U.S. and ‌Israel have pounded Iran with missiles and airstrikes for more than five weeks to destroy what they said was an imminent threat from the country's nuclear weapon development programme, ‌ballistic missile arsenal and support for regional proxy militias.

Tehran has effectively closed the Hormuz waterway, a conduit for around a fifth of the world's oil and natural gas supply, and attacked U.S. military bases and other targets around the Gulf.

Explosions shook ​Tehran on Monday morning and a U.S.-Israeli strike on a residential building south of the city killed at least 13 people, an official told Iranian state media. Reuters was unable to verify the report.

In a post laden with expletives on his Truth Social platform, Trump on Sunday threatened further strikes on Iranian energy and transport infrastructure that critics say would constitute a war crime.

"Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran," he said.

"There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin' Strait, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD ‌J. TRUMP"

In the kind of mixed messaging that has baffled supporters, ⁠foes and financial markets alike, Trump told Fox News on Sunday that Iran was negotiating, with a deal possible by Monday.

Later on Sunday, Axios reported the U.S., Iran and regional mediators are discussing terms of a potential 45-day ceasefire that could lead to a permanent end to the war, citing four U.S., ⁠Israeli and regional sources with knowledge of the talks.

Reuters could not immediately verify the report. The White House and the U.S. State Department did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment.

The mediators were negotiating a two-phased deal, the report said. The first phase would be a 45-day ceasefire; the second would be an agreement on ending the war.

IRAN CONDEMNS 'RECKLESS' US, HITS GULF

Tehran is demanding an end to hostilities and its parliamentary speaker Mohammad Baqer ​Qalibaf ​condemned Trump's threats, saying he was being misled by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

"Your reckless moves are dragging ​the United States into a living HELL for every single family, and our ‌whole region is going to burn because you insist on following Netanyahu's commands," he posted Sunday on X.

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Showing it still had fight despite the U.S.-Israeli pounding, Iran expanded attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure, launching drone and missile strikes on petrochemical facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.

The Revolutionary Guards also said on Sunday they hit an Israeli‑linked vessel at Dubai's Jebel Ali port.

In Kuwait, drones sparked fires and caused "severe material damage" at petrochemical plants operated by affiliates of state oil firm Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, the company said.

The strikes underscored Iran's ability to sustain cross‑border attacks and disrupt infrastructure across multiple Gulf states, exposing vulnerabilities in energy and maritime hubs.

In Israel too, media showed search-and-rescue teams combing debris in the northern city of Haifa on Sunday after an Iranian missile hit a residential building. Israeli ‌paramedics said nine people were being treated, and Israeli media later reported rescuers had recovered two dead from ​the rubble.

COMMANDO OPERATION

Trump announced the rescue of the airman in the early hours of Sunday, describing the operation as "one of ​the most daring" such missions in U.S. history.

The airman, the weapons officer of an F-15 ​jet shot down on Friday, was wounded but "will be just fine", Trump said in a message on X. The jet's pilot was rescued earlier.

Under cover of darkness, ‌U.S. commandos slipped deep into Iran, undetected, scaled a 7,000‑foot (2,100-metre) ridge and ​took the stranded American weapons specialist to safety before ​dawn on Sunday.

Two MC-130 aircraft that had ferried some of the roughly 100 special operations forces into rugged terrain south of Tehran suffered a mechanical failure and could not take off, a U.S. official told Reuters.

Their commanders made a high-risk decision, ordering additional aircraft to fly into Iran to extract the group in waves.

The rescue force was pulled out in stages, ​and U.S. troops destroyed the disabled MC‑130s and four additional helicopters inside ‌Iran rather than risk leaving sensitive equipment behind.

Iran said several U.S. aircraft were destroyed during the operation.

The war, which opened with U.S. and Israeli air strikes across Iran ​on February 28, has killed thousands of people, mainly in Iran and Lebanon.

Israeli airstrikes killed another 11 people in Lebanon on Sunday, according to Lebanon's health ministry.

(Reporting by ​Reuters bureaux worldwide; Writing by Andrew Cawthorne and Stephen Coates; Editing by Cynthia Osterman and Lincoln Feast)