- Daniel Siad, a French model recruiter who helped arrange meetings between models and Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead at his home near Paris; an autopsy is pending.
- Siad told CNN he trusted Epstein and thought he was a professional, but DOJ files show extensive messages and photos exchanged between them.
- His death comes as French and U.S. probes continue into Epstein’s ties to the modeling industry, and amid past abuse allegations against Siad that he denied.
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- Tattoo artists say the trend is cheapening the craft and can pressure people into regrettable tattoos, calling it irresponsible and gimmicky.
- Removal clinics report more clients wanting tiny tattoos erased — many assume small, light tattoos are easy to remove, but removal still takes work and can affect people’s wellbeing.
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- Pets — from Chihuahuas to a viral duck named Merlin — are being dressed in Mexico's World Cup colours.
- Market vendors sell cheap knock‑offs and custom pet outfits so families can match their pets without buying $100+ official jerseys.
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