Jennifer Lawrence revealed this week that shes gotten stuck with at least four nicknames over the years."Floffin, nitro," the "No Hard Feelings" actress told Amy Poehler on her "Good Hang" podcast on Tuesday before sharing a slightly racier one shes been saddled with in womanhood."Boobs," she laughed. "Boobs Lawrence. The full government name."She added that her friends also call her "Ken from the Barbie movie, 'cause Im just Ken. I think its their way of calling me stupid. And whenever I ask something stupid, they're like, She's just Ken."JENNIFER LAWRENCE SAYS SHE 'IDENTIFIES AS A STAY-AT-HOME MOM' DESPITE HER HOLLYWOOD SUCCESSEarlier in the interview, Lawrence talked about how "embarrassing" she finds photo shoots."Theyre just like, We were thinking you wouldnt wear a bra for this, and Im like, Ive had two children," the 35-year-old said of photo shoot awkwardness."You want me to show you something? Come here, let me show you something," she joked.She also talked about her body changes after the birth of her second son early last year.GOLDEN GLOBE WINNER RECOUNTS HEATED EXCHANGE WITH FIRST-CLASS AIRLINE PASSENGER: 'MY BOSTON CAME OUT'"With my second, I had like bad postpartum, so like I wasn't eating. So, I felt really skinny, but I wasnt," she explained. "I was like, Strapless? Lets do this. My baby was like three weeks old," she laughed.She added that shes surprised people havent mentioned how "skinny" she looks in her new movie "Die My Love" because she was pregnant while shooting it.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"And Ive been waiting and nobody said it. Nobody was like, Wow, you were pregnant? You looked so skinny.' Like, Ive never had an Ozempic rumor," she joked.And while she didnt elaborate on where her floffin nickname came from, the "Hunger Games" star explained that "nitro" was given to her by her older brothers in childhood.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"I was really hyper, and they called me nitro," she revealed.After Poehler asked about the best part of growing up with two older brothers, she said, "I mean, they were great. They were really protective I think it made me tough."Lawrence also agreed with Poehler that she turns men she works with "into brothers.""Josh Hutcherson was a brother," Poehler said. "It feels like Robert Pattinson," who costars with her in "Die My Love", "feels like a brother."

The hiring of officers delivers a modest victory to Bass, who promised she would find the money for additional police hires when she signed the budget in June.

The House is playing politics, but a subpoena is a subpoena.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sent Punxsutawney Groundhog Club president Tom Dunkel a letter Tuesday offering a "state-of-the-art" 3-D groundhog projection for Gobblers Knob if he agrees to "finally let Phil and his family retire" to a reputable sanctuary.The massive projection would also offer local weather predictions, according to PETA."Pixelated popstars are headlining concerts and long-departed celebrities are attending conventions, so why not put that technology to good use: on a hologram that lets the real Phil hibernate in peace," PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk wrote in a statement. "PETA is urging the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club to chuckits tired tradition of harassing a shy animal and give Gobblers Knob a glow-up witha phantom prognosticator."DAN GAINOR: THE 7 CRAZIEST STORIES OF 2025. YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT MADE THIS LISTPETA noted that, when given the chance, naturally shy groundhogs avoid humans and enjoy burrowing, exploring and hibernating.They said these simple pleasures are made "impossible" for Phil to appreciate, given the small enclosure he is kept in year-round.WILD RABBITS SPOTTED WITH STRANGE 'HORN-LIKE' GROWTHS SPROUTING FROM THEIR HEADS"This update would be sure to captivate crowds, and lets face it: Phil looks better standing tall and composed in light beams than squirming in a handlers hands in captivity," Newkirk wrote in the letter. "They dislike human smells, fear loud noises, abhor gatherings and prefer to stay in their burrows. Yet every year, this terrified little animal is subjected to loud announcers and noisy crowds and held up and waved around without any regard for his feelings, welfare, or instincts."She went on to call the annual event "archaic," claiming it "exploits a wild animal.""Its unimaginative and ignores the obvious: Phil feels fear and discomfort just as humans do, and hes not a willing participant in this annual spectacle," Newkirk wrote. "And with the hologram, the town could still make a buck out of Chuck."PETA, whose motto reads, in part, "animals are not ours to use for entertainment," is offering free "Empathy Kits" for those who "need a lesson in kindness," according to organizers.

Former Dodgers slugger Yasiel Puig rejected a plea agreement and is fighting federal charges at trial. He is accused of lying about placing hundreds of illegal bets.

He backtracked on using force on Greenland but still embarrassed Europe.

This past week in San Francisco, thousands gathered outside of an aquarium to celebrate one of its residents, an alligator named Claude who died in December.

A woman who said she was violently attacked by her ex-boyfriend last year told a London court that her friend Barron Trump unexpectedly saved her life after she managed to call him during the assault, United Kingdom media outlet Metro reported Wednesday.After answering the FaceTime call and witnessing the alleged assault, the 19-year-old son of President Donald Trump reportedly contacted emergency operators, prompting UK police to respond to the scene on Jan. 18, 2025, shortly after 2 a.m. local time.The woman, who cannot be named, reportedly claimed that her former Russian partner, 22-year-old Matvei Rumianstev, of east London, was jealous of her friendship with Trump.She added that she was raped on the day she called Trump and alleged that her ex-boyfriend, who first became violent six months into their relationship, had a history of assaulting her, including stranglings, Metro said, citing hearings at Snaresbrook Crown Court.BARRON TRUMP SPOTTED ON NYU CAMPUS FOR FIRST TIME SINCE INAUGURATIONAccording to bodycam footage from the day of the alleged attack, Trump was heard over the phone telling officials, "I just saw a ceiling and could hear screaming. I could see a guys head on the phone, and then the camera turns to her crying and getting hit."Trump, who reportedly attempted to call his friend for a casual conversation before finally receiving a callback, said the call lasted only 10 to 15 seconds, after which he contacted the authorities.According to the 999 emergency call played in court, Trump reportedly said, "I just got a call from a girl I know. Shes getting beaten up."After giving them her address, he emphasized that, "Its really an emergency, please. I got a call from her with a guy beating her up."When police arrived, the woman identified their anonymous caller as Trump, explaining, "I am friends with Barron Trump, Donald Trumps son."An officer was later heard on bodycam footage telling a colleague, "So apparently, this informant from America is likely to be Donald Trumps son," he said. "This female is friends with Donald Trumps son. She was on a Facetime with him when this assault happened, and hes called us."CLASS ACT: BARRON TRUMP SETS SOCIAL MEDIA ABLAZE FOR SHAKING HANDS WITH BIDEN AT DAD'S INAUGURATIONTo confirm to the police, the woman called Trump again, asking, "Hello, Barron, did you call the police or anything?""I had someone call the police," Trump said. "I called you guys, that was the best thing I could do. I wasnt going to call back and threaten things to him because that would just make the situation worse."During her testimony, the woman said Trump "helped save my life. That call was like a sign from God at that moment."BARRON TRUMP, CELEBRATING 19TH BIRTHDAY, PRAISED AS 'SMART GUY' BY HIS FATHERThe trial between Trumps friend and Rumianstev remains ongoing.While Rumianstev has denied the allegations, the woman said she has been repeatedly attacked and sexually abused, including being raped in November 2024 and on January 18. She also alleged that Rumianstev has been pressuring her to withdraw her complaints.The Russian defendant, of New Providence Wharf, east London, has denied assault, actual bodily harm, two counts of rape, intentional strangulation and perverting the course of justice.Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for more information.

With many rivers and aquifers tapped beyond their limits, UN scientists say the world is entering an era of 'water bankruptcy.'

The Justices sound ready to frown on his firing of Lisa Cook.

During remarks in Davos, Switzerland, President Trump said he's "not sure" if NATO "would be there for us" if an attack against the U.S. were to occur.

An illegal immigrant accused in a fatal DUI crash that killed a beloved college soccer player and his girlfriend in North Carolina had a prior DWI charge dismissed years earlier a history now fueling renewed debate over immigration enforcement, court records show.Court documents reviewed by Fox News Digital show Juan Alvarado Aguilar, 37, was charged with driving while impaired in Cabarrus County on Nov. 5, 2020. The case was dismissed with leave by the district attorney, a procedural move under North Carolina law that removes a case from the court docket without terminating it and allows prosecutors to reinstate the charge under limited circumstances.The unresolved status of that prior DWI charge has drawn renewed scrutiny following the fatal crash that killed Fletcher Harris, 20, and Skylar Provenza, 19.According to the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, the crash happened late Friday night when Aguilar crossed the center line and collided head-on with another vehicle on Amity Hill Road.DHS REVEALS ILLEGAL ALIEN BEHIND FATAL CRASH WAS GIVEN LICENSE BY DEEP BLUE STATEAguilar appeared in court Tuesday with the assistance of a Spanish translator and faces two counts of felony death by vehicle and one count of driving while impaired in connection with the Jan. 16 crash, according to WCNC.Prosecutors requested Aguilars bond be increased from an initial $250,000 to $2 million, citing his criminal history and concerns he could flee. The judge exceeded that request, setting bond at more than $5 million."Im very concerned about his appearance in court and the facts of this case," the judge said before issuing the bond decision, WCNC reported.ICE ARRESTS 100+ ILLEGAL ALIEN TRUCKERS IN MAJOR SWEEP AFTER DEADLY CRASHES ACROSS MULTIPLE STATESProsecutors told the court that a state trooper noted the odor of alcohol at the scene was so strong it overwhelmed other smells, including burnt rubber and oil. Aguilar admitted he was the driver and that no one else was inside his vehicle, according to court testimony.Troopers also testified that Aguilar was stumbling at the scene and fell into a trooper as he was walking to a patrol car before being handcuffed. He later complained of back pain and was taken to a hospital, where his blood was drawn as part of the investigation, prosecutors said.During the hearing, prosecutors revealed Aguilar has two prior failures to appear in court and a previous DWI charge on his record. An Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainer has also been placed on him, according to WCNC, with prosecutors arguing he posed a significant flight risk.SHERIFF SLAMS LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FOR RELEASING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WHO ALLEGEDLY HIT OHIO NURSEJail records show Aguilar is being held at the Rowan County Detention Center with his next court appearance scheduled for March 2.Harris was a member of the Catawba College mens soccer program for three seasons and was pursuing a double major in environmental and sustainability studies and biology, according to the school. The college said Harris was consistently recognized on the presidential honor roll and the deans list.North Carolina House Speaker Destin Hall said the case underscores what he described as the deadly consequences of weak immigration enforcement.In a statement, Hall blamed federal border policies for the deaths, saying, "The lives of Fletcher Harris and Skylar Provenza were senselessly taken by an illegal alien driving while impaired. He had no business being in our country and two more young lives have been stolen by open border policies."The case has also renewed attention on federal legislation aimed at illegal immigrants convicted of serious impaired driving offenses.Sen. John Cornyns proposed Stop Illegal Aliens Drunk Driving Act would classify DUI or DWI offenses that result in death or serious bodily injury as aggravated felonies under federal immigration law, making offenders subject to removal and barring them from obtaining legal immigration status.

Banned from speaking, lauded for his condemnation of Trump and compared to a 1990s Ken doll. Newsom is killing it at Davos.

President Trump said he is standing down on his NATO tariff threat over Greenland, citing a "framework of a future deal" on the Danish territory.

Prince Harry fought back tears in court as he spoke about his wife, Meghan Markle.On Wednesday, the Duke of Sussex spent two-and-a-half hours in the witness stand for his lawsuit against Associated Newspapers, publishers of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.The 41-year-old appeared visibly emotional, telling the court the Daily Mail made Meghans life "an absolute misery" at Londons High Court. When he left, Harry looked shaken and was still sniffling.PRINCE HARRY SAYS HES PARANOID BEYOND BELIEF IN HIGH-STAKES COURTROOM WAR WITH BRITISH TABLOIDSAccording to a BBC reporter who was in court, Harry "choked on the words." He was described as "clearly very emotional" as he condemned how his private life had been "commercialized" by the media. Harry said the idea that he isnt entitled to a private life is "disgusting," adding that the legal fight has been another "horrible experience" for him and his family."Prince Harry closed out his day in court visibly upset," royal commentator Meredith Constant told Fox News Digital."Associated Newspapers was the outlet that published Meghans letter to her father, Thomas Markle, in 2019," Constant added. "It was somewhat rich for the defense to suggest that Prince Harry should have gone to the palaces preferred law firm, given how Meghan and Harry claimed they were ignored when they asked for legal action against the Mail on Sunday that year."WATCH: KING CHARLES CAN'T GET INVOLVED IN PRINCE HARRY'S SECURITY WOES: AUTHORHarry and six other claimants, including Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley, are suing over alleged privacy violations dating from the early 1990s through the 2010s. They claim the U.K. tabloids engaged in the "clear, systematic and sustained use of unlawful information gathering" for two decades, according to attorney David Sherborne.Associated Newspapers denied the allegations, calling them "preposterous." The publisher said the roughly 50 articles in question were based on legitimate sources, including acquaintances willing to talk about their famous friends.Harry said all he and the other claimants want is an apology, adding that its "awful" to have to give evidence and relive painful experiences, the BBC reported. He said the hardest part of testifying was knowing that Associated Newspapers "made my wifes life an absolute misery."The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped back as senior royals in 2020, citing intense media scrutiny and a lack of support from the palace. They relocated to California."No one disputes that Prince Harry and his family endured extraordinary media intrusion," Kinsey Schofield, host of YouTubes "Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered," told Fox News Digital."His mother, Princess Diana, suffered some of the most aggressive and unethical press treatment in modern history," Schofield said. "That included the deception used by journalist Martin Bashir to secure her BBC interview, for which there were virtually no consequences. I sympathize with Harrys belief that his privacy was violated and that illegal methods may have been used. That should never be acceptable."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Whether he ultimately wins this case or not, I hope it brings him closure and allows him to focus on the future and the family hes built in California," Schofield continued."Hes sacrificing precious time with his children to pursue this, and that shouldnt be overlooked. Hopefully, this marks the final chapter for Harry constantly fighting the world is both emotionally and financially draining."Harry said private information attributed to "sources" and "friends" fueled his suspicion that people close to him were leaking details to journalists.He cited a 2005 article about his then-girlfriend Chelsy Davy that included "an extraordinary level of detail," making him feel he was "part of an endless pursuit a campaign, an obsession with having every aspect of my life under surveillance."Harry admitted the coverage made him "paranoid beyond belief" and claimed the outlet wanted to "drive me to drugs and drinking to sell more papers."He said the death of his mother marked the beginning of his "uneasy relationship" with the media. But as a "member of the Institution," referring to the royal family, he was forced to follow the policy of "never complain, never explain.""There was no alternative; I was conditioned to accept it," he said.Harry said "vicious, persistent attacks" on his wife pushed him to break with royal tradition and take the press to court.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe trial is expected to last nine weeks, with a written verdict likely months away.

A defendant in federal custody for what authorities have called the largest jewelry heist in U.S. history was deported to Ecuador late last month, according to court filings, effectively ending the case against him. Jewelers who lost nearly $100 million in merchandise are indignant.

Cosmonaut Sergey Kud-Sverchkov shared a dazzling view of the northern lights as seen this week from the International Space Station.

Two officers who were pushed out of the military during President Donald Trump's first year back in the White House have launched new missions this week: running for Congress as Democrats.A retired U.S. Space Force colonel, who was forced out of the military under the Trump administration's ban on transgender service members, announced a run for Congress in Northern Virginia.And a senior Navy official removed from her post last year by War Secretary Pete Hegseth launched a congressional bid in South Carolina.Their candidacies highlight a growing political backlash to Trump-era military policies, as former officers removed from service look to re-enter public life through Congress.PENTAGON SCORES COURT VICTORY IN TRANSGENDER BAN LEGAL FIGHTBree Fram, whose military career abruptly ended in December, pledged that "I'm not going to run away from my oath to the Constitution.""I served 23 years wearing the flag on my shoulder, reaching the rank of colonel. But then Donald Trump fired me, not because of my performance but because of who I am," Fram highlighted Tuesday in a campaign launch video.Fram said she's running for Congress "because too many Americans are afraid of what the federal government will do to them instead of being confident of what it can do for them."Virginia is likely to redraw its congressional map ahead of November's midterm elections, as part of the high-stakes redistricting battle between Trump and Republicans versus Democrats. And Fram plans to run in whichever district she resides in once the new congressional lines are finalized.Fram's hometown of Reston, Virginia, is currently in the state's 11th Congressional District, which is represented by Democratic Rep. James Walkinshaw, who last year won a special election in a landslide to succeed the late Rep. Gerry Connolly, who died from cancer in May. Walkinshaw was a former Connolly chief of staff.In South Carolina, former three-star admiral Nancy Lacore on Tuesday jumped into the open seat race in the state's 1st Congressional District.Lacore, a 35-year military veteran who served as a Navy helicopter pilot and later as chief of the Navy Reserve, a 60,000-person force, was removed last August as part of a high-profile leadership purge headed by Hegseth."After decades of service to our country, a career that started as a Navy pilot and finished as a three-star admiral, I was removed from my position without cause," Lacore claimed in her campaign launch video.HEGSETH FIRES TOP PENTAGON OFFICERSAnd she emphasized, "I still have more to give, more to fight for, more work to do -- and I am not done serving."The War Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment when asked about Lacore's claim.Lacore joins a crowded field of Democrats and Republicans running to succeed three-term GOP Rep. Nancy Mace, who is running for South Carolina governor.Democrats are aiming to flip the right-leaning coastal congressional district in the state's Lowcountry."The South Carolina First isnt a District that Democrats can concede if were going to build a lasting and winning coalition, and Nancy is the only candidate in a position to win," said Matt Corridoni, a spokesperson for The Bench, a Democrat-aligned group that highlights it's "building the next generation of Democratic leaders by recruiting and supporting great candidates in tough districts."

The Original Saugus Cafe, which closed on Jan. 4, has already reopened under new management. Meanwhile, behind the scenes, a dispute over the cafe's ownership has boiled over into a lawsuit.

The Department of Homeland Security has launched an operation targeting criminal illegal migrants in the state of Maine, according to a DHS spokesperson.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh voiced concern during oral arguments on Wednesday that a Supreme Court case involving Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook could erode the central bank's independence if the justices were to side with President Donald Trump in it.Kavanaugh asked Solicitor General John Sauer, who argued on behalf of the administration, about his position that Trump alone can decide what "cause" means when firing a Federal Reserve governor."Thats your position, no judicial review, no process required, no remedy available," Kavanaugh said, describing it as a "very low bar for cause that the president alone determines."Kavanaugh, a Trump appointee, added that that would "weaken, if not shatter, the independence of the Federal Reserve."FEDERAL RESERVE GOVERNOR LISA COOK SUES TRUMPSauer said he disagreed and that the law requiring a Federal Reserve governor to be fired for cause was, in fact, a "high bar.""It's our very strong protection because it does protect them from the one thing that Congress was apparently most worried about, which is a removal for policy disagreement," Sauer said.The high-stakes case stems from Cook, who was represented during oral arguments by renowned conservative attorney Paul Clement, suing over Trump removing her from the Federal Reserve's powerful seven-member board of governors.Cook was appointed by former President Joe Biden. Board members serve 14-year terms, and no president has ever fired a single one.The justices are weighing whether to keep in place a lower court injunction that has allowed Cook to remain in her post while her lawsuit proceeds.Trump has argued he has broad authority to fire Cook, alleging she committed private mortgage fraud. Cook has denied those claims and said she has received no due process. She has not been charged with any crime.While the conservative justices appeared largely sympathetic during a separate case examining Trump's stance that he could fire members of independent agencies, such as the Federal Trade Commission, the justices appeared to view the Federal Reserve as more insulated during Wednesday's arguments.The Federal Reserve, created in 1913, moderates interest rates and, unlike other independent agencies, it is not funded by Congress and its policy decisions do not need presidential or legislative approval.Trump has repeatedly blasted Chairman Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve for lowering benchmark interest rates at a slower pace than the president wants. The president's feud with the Federal Reserve recently expanded after Powell revealed that the Department of Justice was investigating him over an allegation he lied to Congress, which Powell denies.SCOTUS POISED TO SIDE WITH TRUMP ON FTC FIRING A SHOWDOWN THAT COULD TOPPLE 90-YEAR PRECEDENTKavanaugh also raised a bigger picture question, asking Sauer what the implications of deciding in favor of Trump would mean for future administrations."Let's talk about the real-world, downstream effects of this, because if this were set as a precedent, it seems to me, just thinking big picture, what goes around, comes around," Kavanaugh said. "All the current president's appointees would likely be removed for cause on Jan. 20, 2029, if there's a Democratic president or Jan. 20, 2033. And then, we're really at at-will removal."Justices across the ideological spectrum voiced skepticism about Trump's ability to fire Cook. Justice Sonia Sotomayor, an Obama appointee, said she found the whole case unusual, noting that Trump first raised Cook's termination through social media."This whole case is irregular, starting with a Truth Social notice, or thinking of it as notice at all, certainly didn't invite an opportunity to be heard. But that's where we are," Sotomayor said.Fox News Bill Mears contributed to this report.

Beutner, in a statement, asked for privacy, saying his family had experienced "the unimaginable loss of our beloved daughter."

By focusing on phonics, the states public schools rocketed from 49th place in the nation to ninth.

The administrator previously offered $1,000 for those who self-deported.

A crown jewel of Paris, the Louvre Museum shut its doors to tourists visiting from all over the world on Monday.The closure came amid a prolonged employee strike that has been going on since last summer, with a major heist in October further exacerbating the situation."Dear visitors, due to a social movement, the Louvre Museum is exceptionally closed today," the museum posted on its site.LOUVRE HEIST IN BROAD DAYLIGHT AMID APPARENT SECURITY LAPSES PUTS GLOBAL MUSEUMS ON ALERT"Visitors who have booked tickets for today will be automatically refunded no action required on your part. We thank you for your understanding," the notice added.Employees have gone on strike several times since the beginning of this year over pay and working conditions, according to local reports.There were 8.7 million visitors in 2024, with 77% of them international tourists, according to Louvre data.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESOne of the biggest draws in the museum is Leonardo da Vincis"Mona Lisa,"situated in the Louvres largest room, the Salle des tats.The painting attracts roughly 20,000 people per day.On Jan. 14, foreigners from outside the European Union began paying $12 more than a typical ticket, The Associated Press reported.Tickets rose from $25 to $37 for non-EU citizens.The price increase comes as the Louvre looks to leverage the costs of new security policies and technology.On Oct. 19, a four-person team broke into theApollo Galleryin broad daylight.The thieves stole eight jewels valued collectively at 88 million euros ($102 million).Officials recently announced that about100 cameraswill be installed by the end of 2026.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZThe new measures are part of more than 20 emergency measures the museum is taking, including the establishment of the role of "security coordinator."The Associated Press contributed reporting.

Some residents and animal activists are outraged after Corona Animal Service officers were filmed dragging away a dog.

The South is bracing for a potentially major winter storm this weekend, impacting Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.

If youve ever lit a candle to unwind or to mask the smell of last nights takeout youre not alone. The right scent can instantly change the mood, whether you prefer warm vanilla,smoky sandalwood orcrisp citrus. We rounded up the best candles to buy right now, including top-rated soy, beeswax and paraffin picks that you'll want to light all winter long. Our list includes trusted brands like Yankee Candle,Nest,Voluspa,P.F. Candle Co.,La Jolie Muse and more.Original price: $24.99Yankee Candle is one of the best budget-friendly picks if you want a candle that actually fills the room. This one is the definition of a gourmand scent (more on that in our FAQs) with notes of warm spiced apples, cinnamon, vanilla and a hint of cider. If you love a warm, sweet, homey scent, this one checks all three boxes.Its madewith a plant-based wax blend and a natural-fiber wick, burning for up to 150 hours (as long as you trim the wick). What's most impressive, though, is the scent throw and durability. It fills the room and stays strong from the first light to the final flicker a feature that's not commonly seen in candles at this price point.READ MORE:11 simple upgrades to get your home winter-ready shop throws, rugs, diffusers and moreNest New York candles are the kind you get as a gift once and then keep buying for yourself. The Wild Mint & Eucalyptus scent from the brand's Wellness line is crisp and fresh, with layers of mint, basil, eucalyptus and Thai ginger. It comes in a frosted glass jar with a soft sage tint thats just as elegant as the scent itself. With up to 60 hours of burn time, it produces a rich, complex fragrance that smells like a luxury candle you'll find in a five-star hotel bathroom.This set includes four beautifully packaged candles, each with afresh, inviting scent. Theres a bright and citrusy lemon;a soft, calming lavender candle, perfect for winding down; a warm, woodsy Mediterranean fig with a hint of fruitiness; and a spring-inspired blend of bergamot, vanilla and amber. Each candle burns for 25 to 30 hours and comes in a decorative tin thats gift-ready, straight out of the box.Original price: $24.99If you like woodsy scents that arent too overpowering,Yankee Candles Amber & Sandalwood strikes the perfect balance. It blends warm notes of driftwood, amber and cardamom with subtlehints of caramel and patchouli to keep things interesting. It smells like a scent you'll find in a warm cabin in Aspen and burns for up to 150 hours.READ MORE:10 kitchen trash cans that are stylish, functional and not an eyesoreIf you like your candles to smell a bit like dessert,Voluspas Bourbon Vanille is a standout that's worth buying. Its warm and inviting, with rich notes of vanilla bean, French bourbon and creamy woods. The gold glass jar and star-embossed lid also make it a stunner on any shelf. Made with clean-burning coconut wax, it delivers about 100 hours of a gourmand fragrance that smells good enough to eat.Original price: $30.99If you love the soothing audible crackle of a wooden wick,Woodwicks Vanilla & Sea Salt candle is for you. It blends vanilla blossom, sea salt and jasmine for a soft floral scent thats warm and inviting. The flared hourglass jar has the brands patented Pluswick, engineered for that signature fireplace-like crackle. It burns evenly and slowly for up to 120 hours.Wind down with thisLa Jolie Muse Santal Rose candle. The daisy-embossed jar feels delicate and dainty but still incredibly detailed, and the Santal Rose scent which blends lush rose blossoms with a warm sandalwood base issoft and subtle. Made with soy wax and a cotton wick, this clean-burning candle lasts up to 40 hours, and the vessel is so stunning that you'll want to leave it out, even when the wax is fully melted.P.F. Candle Co.s Golden Coast candle is designed to smell like California in a jar earthy, fresh and a little wild. It opens with eucalyptus, sea salt and lime, then layers in white lavender, sage, redwood, fir and palo santo for a scent thats bold but never overpowering. The 7.2-ounce soy candle is hand-poured in the USA and burns for 40 to 50 hours. Housed in an amber glass jar with a vintage-style kraft label, it has that cool apothecary look at a price that won't break the bank.Jo Malones Orange Blossom candle is a splurge but its extensive and smooth burn, top-of-the-line vessel quality and unique fragrance justifies its cost. The scent is fresh and floral with just the right touch of sweetness, blending orange blossom andclementine flower with warm, woodsy vetiver and orris. Its light, elegant and lingers beautifully long after it's been extinguished. Housed in Jo Malones signature glass jar, its as refined on your shelf as it is in the air.For more deals, visitwww.foxnews.com/dealsA gourmand scent is one that smells good enough to eat think dessert-inspired notes like vanilla, caramel, chocolate, cinnamon or even buttered popcorn. These candles often feel warm, inviting and sweet, like you just walked into a bakery.Soy, paraffin and beeswax are different types of candle wax, and they each have different origins. Soy and beeswax candles are usually cleaner burning (meaning they produce less soot), while paraffin tends to have a stronger scent. If you're picky about what goes in the air, go for soy or natural blends.There are more candle wick types than you might expect. Cotton wicks are the most common, known for their steady, clean burn. 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Katy Perry and her boyfriend Justin Trudeau took their romance to the world stage as they made their first major public appearance together.On Tuesday, the 41-year-old pop star joined the 54-year-old former Prime Minister of Canada in Davos, Switzerland, where he delivered a speech at the Global Soft Power Summit, a Brand Financehosted event held alongside the World Economic Forum.Perry donned a tan button-down cardigan with balloon sleeves and a matching pencil skirt. She accessorized with geometric gold earrings and styled her hair in a sleek bun. Meanwhile, Trudeau opted for a navy blue suit with a light blue dress shirt and a blue-and-white patterned tie.TAYLOR SWIFT'S ENGAGEMENT, KATY PERRY AND JUSTIN TRUDEAU ROMANCE CAP A WILD YEAR FOR CELEBRITY LOVEThe couple were pictured smiling and holding hands at the event and Perry was also seen watching Trudeau's speech from the front row.During his remarks, Trudeau emphasized the importance of "soft power," which is defined as the influence countries exert through values, diplomacy and collaboration in international relations."The 80 years of stability and prosperity that the world has seen since the end of the horrors of World War Two is over," Trudeau said, via CBC."That era is done. We are now in a transition period where we are creating the new world we live in," he added.KATY PERRY TRANSFORMS JUSTIN TRUDEAU'S LIFE AS THEIR ROMANCE HEATS UP AFTER RECENT BREAKUPS: REPORTTrudeau said that some world leaders were increasingly using "hard power" tactics, including military or coercive force, to serve their own national agendas in this "new world" and shared his view that nations should prioritize utilizing "soft power" to better address todays global challenges.The politician appeared to refer to Perry while sharing a personal anecdote to illustrate the effectiveness of "soft power."According to CBC, Trudeau recalled a recent "date with an American girl to a rooftop bar in Montreal," where he said, "she ordered a Jack and Coke.""The server kindly informed her that there was no more American alcohol, not just in that bar but anywhere in Montreal and probably anywhere across the entire country," he remembered.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERTrudeau explained that the incident was "an example of Canadians standing up for each other, that's an example of soft power, being motivated to be there for each other at a time of stress, at a time of anxiety."While Trudeau did not identify the "American girl," he and Perry were first spotted together on a date in Montreal last July during which they dined at the upscale restaurant Le Violon before enjoying drinks at the rooftop bar Taverne Atlantic, per footage obtained by TMZ.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThey stepped out publicly together for the first time in October 2025 when they were photographed holding hands while leaving the Crazy Horse cabaret club in Paris after attending a birthday celebration for Perry.The pop star made their relationship Instagram official in December 2025, when she included photos of the two of them as part of a slideshow featuring her adventures in Japan.In one of the photos, the pair could be seen standing cheek to cheek as they smiled for the camera, while another showed their silhouettes as they stood in a dark room illuminated by cascading blue lights. Perry also included a black and white video in which they were seen enjoying sushi.Their romance comes after Perry and her former fianc Orlando Bloom confirmed their breakup in July. The former couple, who share daughter Daisy, 5, were together for almost a decade. Trudeau separated from his wife of 18 years, Sophie Grgoire, in 2023.