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Mar 26, 2026
✏️ Beauty Desk

My makeup routine is a tale of two cities. Some days I'm on point — products applied with precision, full face, not a step skipped. There was even a year I wore false eyelashes every single day and nearly booked a professional lash appointment. Then there are the other days. We don't talk about those.

Before I pulled the trigger on either purchase I did my homework — because that's what we do. I checked in with the YouTube beauty gurus first, and they were impressed with both items. The Revlon Dual Ended Jelly Makeup Blender in particular got rave reviews, with multiple content creators saying they actually preferred it over the classic Beauty Blender. High praise. Very high praise. So naturally I bought both immediately.

First up: NYX Professional Makeup's The Brow Glue. A shaped brow is everything to me — it lifts the entire face and I will die on that hill. This little tube delivers up to 16 hours of extreme hold, dries completely clear, and gives you that laminated brow look without the salon price tag. I am loving it. Genuinely. My brows have not moved and I feel like a whole new person.

Next up to bat: the Revlon Jelly Blender. The jury is still out — testing is currently underway. Updates to follow. Stay tuned.

Mar 15, 2026
📺 Oscars Ratings

The numbers are in — 17.9 million viewers tuned in, down 9% from last year and the lowest since 2022. But before anyone panics: social impressions jumped 42% to 184M+. Traditional TV viewership is lagging but social media is through the roof — and that tells the real story of where award show audiences have gone. Read more →

More quick hits coming soon. Check back often.

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Word on the Street was founded in 2025 on a single, stubborn belief: that rigorous, intelligent journalism about the things people actually talk about — gossip, royals, politics, culture, entertainment — doesn't have to choose between being serious and being readable. We are independent, unafraid, and funded by readers who believe the fourth estate still matters.