Elon Musk’s Daughter Steps Into Spotlight with Drag Persona
Elon Musk’s oldest child, Vivian Jenna Wilson, recently stepped into the limelight, assuming the drag persona of “Vivllainous.” The 21-year-old debuted her artistic expression of drag by flaunting avant-garde makeup and fluid dance moves in a striking black ensemble. Her captivating performance was recorded as a part of her introductory Instagram story, dated this Saturday.
Her debut act was a part of Pattie Gonia’s SAVE HER! – An Environmental Drag Show, in Los Angeles. The event, championing environmental issues, aimed to raise funds for providing legal assistance to the migrant population in Los Angeles. Wilson, one of the six children Elon Musk co-parents with his former spouse, Justine Wilson, was seen waving a transgender pride flag during her first stage appearance.
The performance was set to the rhythm of the popular song Wasted Love by JJ. Known figures from the entertainment industry, like Adam Brody, best remembered for his characters Seth Cohen in The OC and Noah in Nobody Wants This, shared a witty revelation. He confessed during a comedy roundtable for The Hollywood Reporter about missing out on a dream role in his early career: Blue’s Clues.
In an interesting twist of fate, he also missed the opportunity to be a part of Dawson’s Creek. The role eventually went to Michael Pitt, who play the character of Henry Parker, a freshman football player. These anecdotes provide a glimpse into the unpredictable nature of opportunities in an actor’s career.
In other news, Erin Moriarty, star of the Amazon Prime series The Boys, recently shared her personal health update on Instagram. Openly discussing her diagnosis of Graves’ disease, Moriarty expressed her concerns regarding her health. Graves’ disease is an autoimmune disorder that results in hyperthyroidism, typically prevalent among women and adults over 30.
Erin highlighted the variation in the manifestation of the autoimmune disorder in different individuals, urging her followers to pay attention to their health. Her Instagram post read, ‘Autoimmune disease manifests differently in everybody/every body. If you feel your health is deteriorating, even slightly, go get checked.’
In the realm of scientific innovation, UK scientists have constructed the world’s smallest violin. Its size is less than the width of a human hair, boasting a height of 35 microns and a width of 13 microns. This miniature marvel made of platinum has been described as an ideal novelty birthday gift.
Far from being just a fun initiative, this project was viewed by the scientists as an opportunity to test the University’s new nanolithography system. This advanced technology enables researchers to construct and analyze structures at a microscopic level. While the creators of this microscopic violin are uncertain about it being the smallest in the world, they are proud of its significantly diminutive size.
Moving to tragic news, an executive assistant associated with the Real Housewives franchise lost her life during childbirth. This news was shared by Shed Media, the production company responsible for the popular reality show franchise. The assistant had worked with the company for around nine years and leaves behind her husband, Kevin, and their three-year-old daughter, Emma.
Following her demise, a fundraiser was established to provide financial support to the grieving family. Till now, the GoFundMe campaign has amassed over $135,000 in donations. Meanwhile, in the sports arena, pro golfer Shane Lowry found himself in the spotlight during the U.S. Open at the Oakmont Country Club in Pittsburgh.
Lowry, aged 38, expressed his frustration after missing a close putt on the fourth hole. His disappointment was evident in an audible expletive captured by his live microphone. Now shifting to American football, Pro Football Hall-of-Famer and former NFL player Barry Sanders opened up about his health scare that occurred last year.
The 56-year-old football hero opened up about his heart attack, initially mistaken for heartburn. Sanders aims to create awareness about cardiovascular health in the special titled The Making of a Heart Attack which will be aired on June 14 on the A&E. The world of reality television experienced a shakeup with a high-profile breakup.
The Bachelor couple, Grant Ellis and Juliana Pasquarosa, have concluded their relationship. The pair, who had captivated audiences during the Season 29 finale of the popular reality show, confirmed their split. Pasquarosa recently sparked speculation with her Instagram story featuring a “Prayer for God’s Timing” posted on June 12.
Ellis, a former cast member of Jenn Tran’s season of The Bachelorette, holds the distinction of being the second Black male lead in The Bachelor history. Lastly, the National Weather Service has announced a flash flood warning for Washington D.C. and nearby areas. The alert is pertinent considering President Donald Trump’s forthcoming birthday parade, which also coincides with the Army’s 250th anniversary.
The parade, set to commence at around 6:30 p.m., is scheduled to last for an hour, featuring 9,000 troops, over 100 military vehicles, including 130 tanks and 50 aircraft. In an unfortunate coincidence, the $45 million celebration’s timing coincides with adverse weather conditions anticipated for Trump’s 79th birthday.