Just because your mom is Charlize Theron doesn't mean you get to go to Disney World whenever you want. In her latest Instagram post, the Oscar-winning actress shared a rare glimpse at her life with her daughters, including a spring break trip to Disney World, proving that even A-listers have to schedule their Disney getaways around school calendars. Theron's photos included snapshots of her two daughters, Jackson, 11, and August, 7, taking in everything that Disney World has to offer, from the thrill of Tron Lightcycle Run to posing for family photos.

Spread the love              Carl E. “Chucky” Thompson is a musical producer that specialises in hip hop and R&B. Thompson was a member of Bad Boy Entertainment’s “Hitmen” team of in-house producers in the 1990s, and worked on material for singers including The Notorious B.I.G. and Mase alongside Bad Boy mogul Sean Combs. He oversaw the production of albums by Mary J. Blige and Faith Evans, including “My Life” and “Faith.

A Tribe Called Quest member and rapper Consequence was born on the 14th of June 1977 in Queens, New York City, and is best known for his collaborations with A Tribe Called Quest and Kanye West, with whom he released his debut album “Don’t Quit Your Day Job!” in 200Consequence’s real name is Dexter Raymond Mills, Jr., and he is best known as a rap musician. Consequence’s professional life began in 1993.

Bigger is always better when it comes to having curly hair — and the same rules apply for any hair accessories you're looking to add to your mane. Whether you're into bows, clips, headbands, or a plethora of other trinkets you can get creative with, whatever you put in your hair should not only complement your curls, but also make a statement all on its own. That's why when you've been blessed with textured hair, going with larger-than-life accessories, or anything else that may seem to be a bit unconventional, is always the way to go.

Indē Wild is a new revolutionary beauty brand founded by influencer, entrepreneur, and activist, Diipa Khosla. And it's already making strides in the skincare arena with its unique, first-of-its-kind Ayurvedistry technology, stemming from the traditional Indian practice of Ayurveda, which can be described as "the science of everything," according to the brand's third generation Ayurvedic practitioner Nidhi Pandya. "There's warfare, skincare, and healthcare," explains Pandya. "Ayurveda is the protection of the human body, mind, and soul — literally all of them.