After Pierce Brosnan’s 71st birthday, his friend and former co-star Salma Hayek Pinault sent him a belated birthday wish. But instead of focusing on the birthday, many comments were about Salma’s noticeably changed appearance, speculating she had plastic surgery. The 57-year-old actress shared a tribute on Instagram to star Pierce Brosnan, celebrating his birthday with a message reflecting on their time working together. “Happy belated birthday dear @piercebrosnanofficial 🥳🥳 such fond memories filming with you over the years #AfterTheSunset,” she captioned a photo of them from the 2004 action comedy.

Estee Williams faced her TikTok followers and detractors head-on with full makeup, coiffed blonde waves, and a floral-printed puff sleeve peasant top cinched at the center with a tidy bow. She felt obligated to clarify a few things about what it really meant to be a “tradwife”—a portmanteau denoting “traditional wife”: “So the man goes outside the house, works, provides for the family. The woman stays home, and she’s the homemaker.

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Shampoo didn’t become a standard on our bathroom shelves until the 20th century. Before that, people relied on good-old soap, made of different natural cleansers. Unfortunately, soap doesn’t work well in the mineral-heavy water that we use. Yet, shampoo has a lot of weighty disadvantages that often make us look for better options. Bright Side advocates for a healthier lifestyle and believes we can improve our daily life with little changes, like switching from shampoo to its alternatives. Read about why we should make this switch in the bonus at the end of the article.

May 6, 2014 11:29 AM EDT Activision is making a half-billion-dollar bet on a single video game. At a Los Angeles conference last week, CEO Bobby Kotick said that his company would pour $500 million into Destiny, an upcoming massively multiplayer online first-person shooter being developed for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Xbox 360. The game comes from Bungie, the makers of the Halo series, so it has a high pedigree and a mountain of hype.