Soothe Daily Foot Fatigue Fast With This Three-in-One Massager (2025)

Donald Trump followed up on bizarre comments he made about a “neurotic” friend who bought a “fat shot” to lose weight earlier this week, telling Fox host Sean Hannity that the unidentified friend called the president afterwards. “I’m just glad I didn’t use his name,” Trump told Hannity aboard Air Force One. “He’s actually a very rich guy, he’s a very successful guy. He’s very happy, he knows exactly who I was talking about. He called, he said, ‘that was interesting.’ He said he was very concerned that I might use his name.” The president added that the friend “doesn’t have to worry.” The president first discussed the mystery friend at a press conference outlining his plans to lower medication costs on Monday. “I’ll tell you a story. A friend of mine—he’s a businessman, very, very, very top guy. Most of you would’ve heard of him. Highly neurotic, brilliant businessman, seriously overweight, and he takes the fat shot drug,” Trump said. “‘I’m in London. And I just paid for this damn fat drug I take.’ I said, ‘It’s not working,’” Trump added. “‘I just paid $88. And in New York I pay $1,300. What the hell is going on?’”

It’s not easy being an action star. Tom Hardy is struggling with middle age ailments and doesn’t think things will start improving anytime soon. The famous actor known for Inception and The Dark Knight Rises told Esquire in a recent interview that his illnesses and injuries have started to pile up. “It’s all falling to bits now, and it’s not going to get better,” he said. Hardy, 47, even told the outlet he was dizzy before the interview, adding “I took a Sudafed and it’s starting to work, so I feel better, but in the interviews I was sitting there, and you know when you feel not right, but you can’t tell someone you don’t feel right?” After years as an action star, Hardy has had two knee surgeries and a herniated disc in his back. “I’ve got sciatica as well,” he said. “And I have that... is it plantar fasciitis? Where did that come from? And why? Why?!” The Mad Max star even pulled a tendon in his hip. He said he might even try stem cell treatment in the future or other custom homeopathic treatments like “tinctures.” He added that he maintains his fitness by doing jiu-jitsu.

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You don’t need to splurge on a pricey spa day to treat your feet to professional-level pampering. AuraHeal’s foot massager does it at a fraction of the cost and from the comfort of your home.

Unlike other foot massagers on the market, AuraHeal combines three therapies to stimulate blood flow and provide deep relief from daily foot fatigue—Shiatsu, compression, and heat. You can adjust the vibration, deep tissue rollers, and heat (up to 131°F) to your liking.

Plus, there are three compression levels to choose from, each targeting a specific area of the foot: instep, heel, and ankles. Have big feet? Don’t sweat it. This foot massager is designed to comfortably fit up to a size 14. The machine itself is about as heavy as a drill, making it perfect for on-the-go relief.

To ensure a fresh and hygienic massage every time, AuraHeal made sure the breathable foot sleeves can be removed easily for effortless cleaning and maintenance. On top of reduced foot pain, users also report improved sleep quality, increased daily energy, and stress relief. Whether you’re dealing with foot pain, ankle discomfort, or just need some respite after a long day at work, AuraHeal’s foot messenger provides fast relief whenever you need it.

Pitch Perfect and You star Anna Camp has dropped all the signs that she’s dating on-set stylist Jade Whipkey, after announcing that she is “dating a woman.” In a resurfaced TikTok video from February, Camp and Whikpkey were asked what they expect from a guy on the first date. “Well, I don’t expect anything, not anymore,” Camp responded. “Because I’m dating a woman and it’s great,” she appeared to say, although the audio cuts out slightly at that moment. Whipkey, putting her arms around Camp, chimed in: “Same. I’d rather you not be on the date.” On May 3, Camp shared a photo on her Instagram Story of Whipkey sipping wine over a meal. The 42-year-old actress captioned it “DATE NIGHT.” In another TikTok interview by the same creator, mr.big.usa, Camp slammed the idea that “in order to be happy you have to be married to a guy with children” as a conspiracy theory. “That was deep babe,” said Whipkey. Camp has been married twice—first to actor Michael Mosley from 2010 to 2013, and then to her Pitch Perfect co-star Skylar Astin, whom she began dating in 2013 and married in 2016. After finalizing her divorce from Astin in 2019, she reflected “It’s been really scary and liberating at the same time.” The Daily Beast has reached out to Camp’s PR team for comment.

Arnold Schwarzenegger took a rare swipe at his ex-wife Maria Shriver while reminiscing about his Hollywood career. Speaking about his hit 1996 Christmas comedy film Jingle All the Way while promoting an upcoming holiday film Monday night, the former California Governor reportedly remarked, “They play it the whole month of December,” before adding: “I know because my ex-wife calls me about the residual.” Shriver, 69, a journalist and author, was married to Schwarzenegger, 77, for 25 years before their 2011 split—which was triggered by his admission that he had fathered a child with their former housekeeper. The divorce was finalized in 2021. In her poetry collection I Am Maria, released last month, Shriver described the heartbreak: “I was consumed with grief and wracked with confusion, anger, fear, sadness, and anxiety.” Nevertheless, Schwarzenegger and Shriver continued to co-parent their four children after the split—including White Lotus star Patrick Schwarzenegger—and it seems they have stayed on good terms. “My chapter with Maria will continue on forever,” the Terminator actor told People in 2023. “Even though it’s a different relationship, there’s no reason for me to feel anything other than love for her.”

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Touted for a laundry list of potential wellness benefits, including improved circulation, boosting lymphatic drainage, and even reduced back pain, it’s no surprise that vibration therapy is trending in the wellness space right now. The fundamental idea behind vibration therapy is that the vibrations cause muscle contraction just like they would if you were, say, lifting a pair of dumbbells doing bicep curls, and the claim is that these contractions help build muscle, burn fat, and promote increased lymphatic drainage just by standing on the device and feeling the vibes.

As someone who is obsessed with taking care of my lymphatic system (and looking for lazy-ish ways to boost circulation and burn calories), I purchased Lifepro’s bestselling Vibration Plate Exerciser on a whim before my wedding a couple of years ago, and while I figured it would be a gimmick, it’s one of the best wellness investments I’ve ever made. If you’re after a user-friendly yet super-powerful vibration plate that doesn’t break the bank, Lifepro’s Vibration Plate Exercise Machine is the gold standard. I have had mine for over a year now, and I absolutely love it. Best of all? It’s backed by a lifetime warranty, which more than justifies the price tag.

As someone who sits for at least ten hours a day, I’m always looking for low-lift ways to counteract the side effects of my very sedentary lifestyle, and this vibration device has been a major game-changer for me. I will hop on it for just ten or fifteen minutes when I feel like I’ve been sitting for too long, and it instantly reduces stiffness and muscle tension.

Plus, while the research is still divided, some experts say it can help with fat loss by burning calories, especially when you use it to complement your strength training workout. I like to stand on my vibration machine with it powered to a mid-intensity level while doing arm, ab, and leg exercises for an added boost. If you’re looking to upgrade your lymphatic support lineup, I really can’t recommend Lifepro’s vibration therapy lineup more.

Pete Buttigieg floated the idea of potentially running for president in an interview Tuesday, saying he would “assess” a potential 2028 campaign by considering “what I bring to the table.” Speaking to Anand Giridharadas in a live interview on his Substack The Ink, Buttigieg described the process he typically follows to make political decisions. “There are times I’ve followed that process and decided to run, and there are times I’ve decided not to run. And the process can lead you to surprising places.” The former transportation secretary added that his children, 4-year-old twins Gus and Penelope, also factor into his decision-making, telling Giridharadas, “Having kids can motivate you to run, but it can also motivate you to spend more time at home.” President Donald Trump acknowledged that Buttigieg might be running for president in a jab last week, quipping to reporters at the Oval Office. “He’s actually a contender for president, between him and [Jasmine] Crockett you can have that party.”

A single Democratic congressman has moved to force the House to vote on his resolution to impeach President Donald Trump. The seven articles of impeachment were introduced by Rep. Shri Thanedar as privileged on Tuesday, meaning that the House must vote on them by the end of the week. The resolution takes issue with many of Trump’s most controversial actions during his second term, arguing that his tariffs, flouting of court orders, and the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency—among other actions—amount to high crimes and misdemeanors. “Donald Trump has unlawfully conducted himself, bringing shame to the presidency and the people of the United States‚“ the Michigan congressman said Tuesday. Republicans, who hold a majority, are likely to move to table or kill the resolution, which would force Democrats to take a stance on whether to support their colleague’s impeachment bid. When Thanedar first introduced the resolution in late April, it featured four other Dems as co-sponsors. They all removed their names after it emerged that the legislation had not been cleared by party leadership or vetted by legal experts, Politico reported. Thanedar defended his move Tuesday, writing on X: “It’s never the wrong time to stand up for our Constitution.”

Alana “Honey Boo Boo” Thompson has been a reality TV fixture for the last 15 years, but she’s not reaping the rewards. Thompson, 19, recently told People that despite spending her childhood starring in multiple reality shows, she’s now struggling to pay her college tuition. The former child star, whose dysfunctional family antics made her family a reality TV mainstay in the 2000s, says there’s only one person to blame: her mother, “Mama June” Shannon. According to Thompson, her mother ran through much of the family’s TV earnings while addicted to crack cocaine, eventually selling their house and most of their belongings before getting sober in 2020. At the height of her addiction, Thompson claims her mother even took $35,000 of her paycheck for appearing on Dancing With the Stars. Though Shannon has since returned her daughter’s Dancing With the Stars money, Thompson says she’s never seen a check from her longest running gig, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, which aired for five seasons on TLC. But she’s not dwelling: the pair have already started filming together for their next reality TV venture, Mama June: Family Crisis.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of robbing a Mississippi Dollar General store after she returned to the scene to retrieve her lost phone. Jessinya Faye Ezell, 34, allegedly entered the store carrying a firearm and demanded money at 9:32 p.m. on Sunday. Ezell then got into a fight with an employee and dropped her phone before fleeing the scene with an undisclosed amount of money, according to the Gulfport Police Department. Officers were on the scene investigating the incident when Ezell appeared and asked about her cellphone, authorities said. The 34-year-old was arrested and charged with one count of armed robbery. She was remanded on a $100,000 bond in Harrison County jail.

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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.

The oil-free Bioré UV Aqua Rich Sunscreen-moisturizer hybrid, “inspired by Japanese sunscreen technology, modified to be US compliant,“ has already gone viral on TikTok, so we’re praying the U.S. version will stay in stock. The UV Aqua Rich Sunscreen is strikingly similar to the O.G. Japanese formula in terms of ingredients in performance and feel. The main difference is that the American formula contains fragrance—a mild but definitely noticeable citrusy scent. So, if you’re looking for a more accessible alternative to the KAO Bioré UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence Sunscreen, you won’t be disappointed (unless you’re sensitive or allergic to fragrances, of course).

Just like the original, the sheer, lightweight, and under-makeup-friendly sunscreen offers both UVA and UVB protection as well as a solid SPF 50. Plus, it’s also totally white-cast-proof, making it an excellent choice for all skin tones, from fair to deep. The formula is best described as a gel-cream hybrid, delivering a dose of hydration to the skin and a finish that strikes the perfect balance between dewy and matte. More impressively, the affordable sunscreen is powered by the brand’s invisible micro-defense technology, which allows its aqua capsules to release moisture upon application, evenly covering the skin’s surface to help prevent UV rays from reaching the skin.

Its innovative delivery system reduces the need for reapplication throughout the day and allows it to play well with your other skincare and makeup—no pilling or shedding. Whether you’re looking for an accessible dupe to the Japanese formula or just an affordable SPF that won’t clog your pores in warmer weather, Bioré UV Aqua Rich Sunscreen will give your current skincare lineup (and your complexion) a major glow-up.

Kim Kardashian showed up to a Paris courtroom looking more Met Gala than legal drama—wearing a $3 million diamond necklace as she took the stand in the trial over her 2016 robbery. The reality TV star wore an all-black suit with the Samer Halimeh New York necklace, which has 80 diamonds set in 18-karat white gold, according to Page Six. More diamonds adorned her earrings and anklet, along with a shimmering $8,100 ear cuff. Kardashian testified Tuesday against ten people accused of robbing her at gunpoint in a luxury apartment she was renting for Paris Fashion Week in Oct. 2016. The “grandpa robbers”—as they’ve been dubbed for being mostly in their 60s and 70s—allegedly tied Kardashian up, gagged her, and robbed her of $9 million worth of jewelry, including a $4 million, 20-carat diamond engagement ring that her then-fiancé Kanye West had given her. After the heist she vowed to wear less expensive jewelry so as she wouldn’t appear to be a target for theives. At the trial Tuesday, Kardashian said she thought she “would be dead on the bed, shot dead” during the robbery. She had flown across the pond Monday and was accompanied to the trial by her mother Kris Jenner.

French actor Gérard Depardieu was found guilty of sexual assault Tuesday. The 76-year-old will be receiving a suspended sentence of 18 months for inappropriately touching two women while working on Jean Becker’s 2022 film Les Volets Verts. The assaults occurred on set of the film in 2021. Depardieu’s name will also be added to the national sex offender registry, according to The New York Times. “For me, it’s a victory, truly,” one of the victims, identified only as Amélie, said. “We are moving forward.” The actor denied sexually assaulting the two victims throughout the trial, and though he was not in court for the verdict, his lawyer Jérémie Assous said he would be appealing. The case is being regarded as a landmark win for French women and cinema in the aftermath of the #MeToo movement. Depardieu is considered an icon of French cinema having starred in more than 250 films over the past six decades. Some of his notable works include Green Card, My Father the Hero, Randall Wallace’s The Man in the Iron Mask and Kenneth Branagh’s Hamlet.