Kendall Jenner’s Style Evolution: A Runway of Her Looks Over the Years

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While Kendall Jenner enjoys her current career, she doesn’t envision it lasting forever. She admitted to Vogue that constantly being in the public eye isn’t her favorite thing. In fact, she dreams of a completely different path, telling the magazine she’s serious about becoming an interior designer.

Outside of work, Kendall loves spending time with her horses, friends, and family, and enjoys being outdoors and focusing on her well-being. She shared with Vogue that she ultimately wants a more low-key life. Though she’s thankful for her current opportunities and enjoys her life now, she values simplicity and hopes to embrace it fully in the future.

Regal Nonsense: A Modern Tale of Pardons and Cryptic Alliances

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During an interview with the venerable CBS News’ 60 Minutes-an affair more dramatic than any ball-His Excellency reiterated his ignorance of CZ, dismissing any notion that his pardon was motivated by politics, or, one might assume, by some hidden intrigue of high diplomatic consequence. “I heard,” he said solemnly, that CZ’s predicament was a “Biden witch hunt”-a phrase that nicely combines the specter of political mischief with the mystic arts of swampy Washington.

Another Spider-Man Trilogy Actor Rumored To Return in Brand New Day

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Flash Thompson, played by Tony Revolori, is expected to return in the upcoming Spider-Man film, Brand New Day. Revolori previously portrayed Peter Parker’s often-sarcastic classmate in the first three Spider-Man movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Homecoming, Far From Home, and No Way Home (according to Daniel Richtman).

XRP ETFs? Busted! 🚨

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Experts are saying the SEC’s long-running drama with Ripple is finally over, paving the way for approvals. Finally, a happy ending! 🙌

Alert: XRP’s Downward Spiral – Will $2 Be the New Reality? 🎢💸

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Right now, XRP is lounging around near $2.40, down almost 5% for the day-because who doesn’t love a good mood swing? Traders are blinking, confused, and probably questioning all their life choices, especially those who bought near the 200-day moving average. The chart is as reliable as a cat on a laser pointer; the October crash recovery? Nice try, but now it’s just a meme.