While the rest of us are toggling between tank tops and trench coats, Bianca Censori has declared war on the weather app. Summer? Winter? Seasons don’t exist in her universe. From barely-there bodysuits to thigh-high furry boots that scream “yeti couture,” Censori is strutting down L.A. like it’s Paris Fashion Week—every week. Fashion statement or Kanye cosplay? Depends on who you ask, but one thing’s for sure: subtlety has left the building.

Meanwhile, across the pond, Queen Bey just made history in London. Six sold-out nights. 275,000 fans. One Stella McCartney-designed slay that shut down the internet. But it wasn’t just glitz and glam—her “Blackbiird” tribute to the civil rights movement resonated deep, even drawing praise from Sir Paul McCartney himself. Now, with Cowboy Carter heading to Paris, we ask: is there anything this woman can’t do?

Back on U.S. soil, the fireworks started early. On June 14th—Donald Trump’s 79th birthday—Washington, D.C. saw a military extravaganza straight out of his wildest dreams. Helicopters, tanks, 6,000 troops, all for the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary. The event, dubbed “The Wars of America,” honored every conflict from the Civil War to Afghanistan. But not everyone was waving flags. Coast to coast, millions marched in protest, chanting “No Kings” and “No More Tyrants,” in response to Trump’s immigration raids and militarized policies.

And then came heartbreak. In Minnesota, Congresswoman Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed in what officials are calling a politically motivated attack. Senator John Hoffman was injured. As celebrations unfolded in D.C., the nation was mourning. The message was clear: America is proud, but deeply divided.

On the entertainment front, Ryan Murphy is back—and he’s going for the heartstrings. He’s officially kicked off production for American Love Story, chronicling the doomed romance of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. With Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Kelly cast in the leads (after over 1,000 auditions), Murphy is promising a raw, emotional look at modern royalty under pressure. Just in time for Valentine’s 2026. And with Naomi Watts as Jackie Kennedy and Alessandro Nivola as Calvin Klein, we’re already bracing for Emmy buzz.

But headlines aren’t all red carpets and love stories. On June 22nd, President Trump announced a military strike on three Iranian nuclear sites—Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan—marking a dramatic escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions. Calling Iran “the bully of the Middle East,” Trump declared it a warning shot. Peace, or else. With the world watching, we’re all wondering: what comes next?

From fashion rebellions to global tremors, 2025 is anything but quiet—and we’re only halfway through the year. Buckle up.