You might wonder why, every time a celebrity steps foot outside, they are dressed to the nines and always looking extremely stylish, even if it’s just in sweatpants. That’s because they often have a creative genius behind their look, also known as a stylist! Most of your favorite stars’ best looks were created by stylists that you might have never heard of — and that needs to change. Here are five celebrity stylists you need to follow right now!

1. Maeve Reilly

If you’re into cool and edgy street style, Maeve Reilly is your girl to follow. She’s worked with so many cool celebrities like Hailey Bieber, Megan Fox, and Charli D’Amelio. Maeve doesn’t keep all her tips and tricks just herself, though; she shares them on her YouTube channel. She makes all kinds of interesting videos regarding fashion, one of our favorites being her “What exactly is Street Style Fashion?” video.

2. Law Roach

If you’re into neutrals and a monochromatic moment, follow Law Roach right now. Not only is he an amazing stylist, but he is also a fashion icon himself — he’s currently the judge on HBO Max’s “Legendary”. He styles so many celebs like Zendaya, Bella Hadid, Venus Williams, Tom Holland, and so many more! Here is one of our favorite neutral red carpet looks he put together for Zendaya!

3. Dani Michelle

Dani Michelle is another great celebrity stylist and who appears to be a Kardashian favorite, with Kendall Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian both using her frequently. Her style and styling skills are truly unmatched. One of our favorite looks from her is a street style outfit she did for Kourt consisting of a silver strapless top with cameo cargo pants. I think it’s safe to say cargo pants are cool again.

4. Chloe and Chenelle Delgadilo

A sister styling duo! We love it! Wardrobe scientists Chloe and Chenelle Delgadilo are taking the fashion world by storm. Some of their top clients include Olivia Rodrigo, Willow Smith, and SZA. They styled Olivia for her tour, and let’s just say they did not hold anything back. All her looks are so perfect and match her personality so well! Well done, ladies!

Side Effects of Cucumber: The summer is upon us and with its sweltering heat wave, all we can fancy is cooling foods or drinks that will soothe our body and mind. One of the best cooling foods is cucumber, which is also known as kakdi or kheera in Hindi. This green fruit (yes, cucumber is a fruit, not a vegetable) is full of water and has a light melon aroma. Rich in vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin K, potassium and copper, cucumber will not only keep you hydrated but may also help in avoiding nutrient deficiency and lower the risk of many diseases. But despite its amazing health benefits, this hydrating food can also have its side effects at times.

Why Should Not Eat Cucumber at Night

No, we are not asking you to stop eating summer favourite veggie but going overboard with it can cause a few health issues. Have you ever heard your grand maa or parents telling you to not eat cucumber at night? Well, there is a reason behind it. Eating cucumber right before hitting the bed at night can disturb your sleep cycle.

Other Side Effects of Eating Cucumber:

• It can make you gassy: While cucumber helps in digestion and constipation, it can also result in excess gas, according to a report in Eat This Not That. “Cucumbers contain cucurbitacin, a compound found in other fruits and vegetables including pumpkin, squash, and watermelon. Cucurbitacin results in the bitter taste found in cucumbers and is the cause of gassiness and indigestion. These uncomfortable symptoms may occur if you eat too many cucumbers at a time,” read the report.
• Excess discharge of fluids: Cucumber is loaded with potassium and antioxidants, but it should be eaten mindfully. While it will keep you hydrated, it may harm your electrolytic balance, going overboard with kheera can leave you dehydrated.
• Triggers Sinusitis: Sinus infection also known as sinusitis happens when your nasal passage is inflamed and infected. If you are a patient, then it’s best to eat this veggie mindfully.
• Skin allergy: According to a study by the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology people who are allergic to ragweed pollen, melons, chamomile tea, bananas, and sunflower seeds can experience skin allergy after eating cucumber.

Retiring in a country is a crucially decision that almost everyone has to make at some point.

Upon retiring, a lot of retirees may find the transition difficult. This list may help them find the best country to retire to if they are planning to retire outside the United States.  This compilation is based on the average monthly cost of living expenses and the safeness of the country. Searching for the cheapest place to retire may be one of the easiest tasks however, finding a comfortable and safe place to live in is probably difficult. It is not that easy to find a comfortable environment that checks the entire list for the retirees. However if one is only looking for a safe and comfortable place to live in, listed below are the best option for you.

10. Romania

Romania is among the lowest costs of living in the world, ranking as 101^st most expensive country to live in. The monthly cost of living for a single person in Romania is $1000. It is also among the top safest country across the world placing on the 25^th spot. Romania is a great country for US residents to retire to since it is one of the countries in Europe where English is widely used and spoken. Romania places 16^th for English proficiency across Europe, better than countries in the continent such as Italy, Greece, Spain and France.

9. Poland

Poland is considered to be among the most economically developed countries in the area of Eastern Europe. The country ranks as the 24^th safest country to live in and 79th most expensive country in the world. The average monthly cost of living in Poland is around $1,000. Although the English language is only fairly spoken in the country with about 40% of the locals speaking the language, a lot of people are still choosing to retire and move to the country because of good balance of the quality of life in the country.

8. Australia

Australia ranks as the 16^th safest country in the world and also ranked 16^th as the most expensive country. The average monthly cost of living in Australia is around $3,000. Although it might be a little expensive to live in the country, Australia is considered to be the 4^th happiest country in world. The people in the country are known to be envied because of their carefree lifestyle and way of living.

7. Netherlands

Netherlands ranks as the 14^th safest country in the world but it is also among the most expensive country to live in taking the 17^th spot. The monthly cost of living in Netherlands is around $2700. Although it might be an expensive country to live in, people from the United States can comfortably live in the country since the English language is widely used and spoken by about 90% of the population. The quality of life in the country is good as well with a life revolving around biking.

6. Malaysia

Malaysia ranks as the 23^rd safest country in the world however it is among the cheapest country to live in as it is placed on 92^nd spot of the most expensive country in the world. Malaysia is the only Asian country on the list and generally, the people in the country knows how to speak English. The country is friendly and comfortable place to live in with a relatively low crime rate. The monthly cost of living in Malaysia is around $500.

5. Canada

Canada ranks as the 10^th safest country in the world however it is among the most expensive country to live in placing on the 31st spot. Living in Canada might be too expensive, the costs of living in Canada vary in each city, on the average, the monthly cost of living expenses is around $2,200 to $2,500 in the rural areas. Although living in Canada might be a little expensive, the country has a great reputation for being friendly and safe place to live in.

4. Slovenia

On the average, the cost of living in Slovenia is about 27.87% lower than in the United States. The country ranks 43^rd most expensive country in the world and the cost of living in the country averages to about $1,500. Slovenia is considered safe and stable to live in according to the website Smart Asset website. Slovenia is known to have the lowest crime rate in the world, ranking as the 5^th safest country in the world. The locals of the country is said to be welcoming and friendly especially to foreigners.

3. Austria

The cost of living in Austria is about $2,200, which places the country on the 24^th place as the most expensive country in the world. It might be among the most expensive countries to live in but it is also among the safest countries in the world placing on the 6^th place. The quality of life in Austria is high and even a recent survey has placed Austria on the 2^nd spot for the best quality of life. Vienna has bested other cities in the world as the Most Livable City in the world for ten years now.

2. New Zealand

On the average, the cost of living in New Zealand is about 5.68% higher than United States, ranking as 23^rd most expensive country in the world. The average monthly cost of living in New Zealand is around $2,500. Although living in New Zealand might be a little bit more expensive, it ranks as the 2^nd safest country in the world. New Zealand is known for its quality of life combined with great ambiance as numerous wonderful beaches, national park and bike trail surrounds even the biggest cities.

1. Portugal

On the average, the cost of living in Portugal is reportedly 35.76% lower than in the United States, ranking as 56^th most expensive country in the world. The monthly cost of living in Portugal is around $1,500. Portugal is said to be the 2^nd cheapest country to live in the Western Europe area, it ranks 15^th out of 16 countries. It was also reported about a third of Portuguese people can speak English. The nation of Portugal is among the safest countries in the world placing on the 4^th place this year. The sandy beaches and warm weather of the country will surely welcome the retirees from the US.

The La La Land has some of the finest restaurants in the whole wide world.

When it comes to fine dining in Los Angeles, it’s expected that celebrities only eat at the most expensive restaurants in town. Some celebs have loved the restaurant business so much that they have even embarked on business ventures and have gone on to lead a successful chain of restaurants, such as Robert De Niro with the Nobu restaurant franchise. But what is it that keeps some of Hollywood’s most popular A-list actors dishing out hundreds per person for a five-course meal? Could it be the exotic blend of cuisines or is it merely the perks of being situated in the Los Angeles area? Whatever keeps the money rolling in, here are ten of the most expensive restaurants in Los Angeles.

10. Providence

Providence is a high-end seafood restaurant located at 5955 Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California. Owned by the legendary Chef Michael Cimarusti, he has set his restaurant in a class of its own with a tasty array of seafood platters. Among his many awards and accolades, they include being listed among the Top 50 Restaurants in The United States by Gourmet Magazine, the Best Seafood Restaurant by Los Angeles Magazine, as well as two Michelin stars for starters. A seating price per head at this exquisite fine-dining restaurant starts at $120 and can go up to $325. Big names such as Brad Pitt and Sarah Jessica Parker are among those who frequent this high-caliber food spot.

9. The Penthouse At Mastro’s

Located in the celebrity capital of Beverly Hills, California, The Penthouse at Mastro’s is an upscale steakhouse around the Beverly Canon Gardens area. Serving an exceptional selection of dishes such as fillet steaks, fish curry, crispy duck, squid ink pasta, and tasty butter cakes, this penthouse paradise is known for attracting celebrities such as rapper T.I., Jamie Foxx, and Jessica Simpson who have become regulars to the 90210 hot spot. There’s no doubt that this is a favorite for many Hollywood actors as Mastro’s Steakhouse has been spotted countless times in the background of paparazzi celebrity interviews. The prices range somewhere around $61.00 per person and there are about twelve restaurant locations spread from the West to the East coast of the U.S.

8. 71 Above

While guests may be enticed by the superb food selection of dishes like the Steak Tartare, seafood scallops, and suckling food loin at 71 Above, the main reason visitors don’t mind paying $78 per person is the view of downtown Los Angeles that promises to leave anyone smitten. Perched high above the US Bank Tower on the 54th floor of the building that was once ranked as the tallest in L.A. If you’re looking to knock the ball out of the park on the first date, this is where you want to take your love interest. Perhaps this is Kanye’s secret weapon to getting all the models!

7. Soho House West Hollywood

Just like a real-life re-enactment of Tom Cruise’s Eyes Wide Shut drama mystery film, Soho House West Hollywood has a determined selection of Hollywood stars they allow into their British-founded, members-only club. Believe it or not, the highest price tag in this restaurant isn’t a superb entre or a deluxe three-course meal. It’s actually a membership fee of $1800 a year per club or $2400 if you want to visit all nine club locations around the world. What’s more spectacular about Soho House is that they’re extremely selective – not everyone makes the cut as a member. Among the Hollywood celebrities who are known members are Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, Ben Silverman, and Sylvester Stallone.

6. Nobu Los Angeles

Not all celebrities are desperate to be qualified for a special club membership. Why try to fit into a club to eat fancy food when you could start your own restaurant? This was the thought process of Robert De Niro in 1994 when he founded Nobu Restaurant with celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa, restaurateur Drew Nieporent, and investor Meir Tepe. The restaurant chain offers specialized Japanese cuisine and now boasts an extensive chain of 50 restaurants worldwide including 13 hotels as of 2020. Nobu Los Angeles is by far one of the most popular, being patronized by celebrities such as Drake, Bon Jovi, Justin Bieber, Mary J. Blige, Eva Longoria, and many others. The average price ranger per head is between $20 and $80, which isn’t bad for the type of crowd that frequently dines at the establishment.

5. Il Cielo

If you’re looking for somewhere offering a menu with uniquely refreshing tastes in the Beverly Hills area, Il Cielo will be the best option. Located in Beverly Hills, California, the restaurant blends traditional Italian dishes with the flair of Japan. The dishes of Chef Sasake are truly remarkable in feature, with an equally remarkable price starting at $88 to $118 per head. The charming romantic spot is also home to very many Hollywood celebrities, including Brooke Mueller, Paris Hilton, rapper Tyga, Jennifer Aniston, Ellen DeGeneres, Colin Farrell, and Christian Bale. The restaurant has also been featured as a setting in many Hollywood videos, such as Legally Blonde and Adam Sandler’s Spanglish as well as TV shows like Entourage.

4. Perch

Located on the 15th floor of an old office building at 448 South Hill Street in Los Angeles, CA, Perch is an ideal name for the rooftop restaurant and bar. The outdoor patio dining is an attractive spot for celebrities or anyone looking to enjoy a slice of the high life, literally! Overlooking Perishing Square, the restaurant serves three succulent French-inspired menus – the first is a three-course Brunch at $45 per person; the second is a four-course dinner menu at $65 per person, and the third is another four-course dinner menu at $75 per person. Even Pitch Perfect actress Brittany Snow was found basking in the ambiance of the elevated diner.

3. Fogo De Chao Brazillian Steakhouse

If you ever felt the need to branch out from traditional North American dishes and try something with more of a Brazilian twist, then Fogo de Chao may very well be the change you’re looking for. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, the Brazilian steakhouse is known for practicing its centuries-old slow-roasting churrasco technique for producing high-quality meat. While it isn’t your typical place to spot a celebrity, it still makes for a great experience for either friends or family. Prices usually range anywhere from $31 to $50 per person.

2. The Rooftop At The Wayfarer

The Rooftop at The Wayfarer in downtown Los Angeles is the epitome of what an urban oasis would be. Ideally located on the roof of The Wayfarer building on 813 South Flower Street in Los Angeles, CA, you are given a pristine view of the surrounding skyscrapers while feasting on a meal that you have the chance to construct personally, or you can opt for one of the chef’s delightful meals. The average price of the 10-course menu can run close to $70.00 per person, but it’s all worth it for the price!

1. Vespertine

Located in the Culver City area of Los Angeles, Vespertine is described as a non-conformist, non-culture fine dining restaurant, both in terms of the building’s architecture and cuisine. The best was saved for last in regards to the pricing for this fine dining experience, a whopping $250 per person, exclusive of a cocktail! Admittedly, people visit this place for the sheer experience, which features unconventional plating and food preparation at the hands of the restaurant’s executive chef, Jordan Khan. Compared to other fine-dining restaurants around the world, this one is in class all its own when it comes to breaking the mold of modern dining.